In a speech to the nation tonight, President Macron said that the lockdown will continue until May 11.
He said that some schools will open then, but universities won’t. (It seems that this is likely to be an area where the regional differentiation of which French leadership has spoken will come into play — I.e. schools would be re-opened earlier in regions where the Coronavirus has had less of an impact, while harder-hit regions such as Ile de France and the Grand Est would be among the last to re-open.)
He said that all festivals are cancelled through mid-July.
He left it rather vague for the re-opening of restaurants, bars, cafes, museums, cinemas, theaters etc. They will NOT open as of May 11. But he didn’t give a target date like mid-July as he did for the festivals, either. He said they will continually evaluate when they are going to do this. So that will be late May or later depending on developments.
He said borders will remain closed to non-Europeans and non-European residents (with some exceptions for medical personnel for example) through the May 11 date.