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Curated from popular family outings around Paris and Île-de-France, refreshed continuously.
The Louvre Museum invites young and old to a special workshop: meet the artist Bérénice Milon and her graphic, playful and poetic world inspired by the museum's architecture.
The Little Ones' House welcomes children aged 0 to 5 and their parents free of charge. It offers a space for play, exchange, sharing and listening, in a place with original design.
A workshop imagined by Michel Gondry: in three hours, children and adults alike make a collective film for free, with no prior experience, on a hat-making set inspired by the early 20th century.
A workshop to discover creating apps with blocks using Scratch, take on challenges and share your projects. Ages 9 and up.
The NFL sets up shop a stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower for two days of free introduction to flag football, the no-contact version of American football, with workshops, demonstrations and challenges.
A fun workshop to discover Sphero robots through a quiz and a race, where every correct answer moves the robot forward on the track.
Children's film festival at the musée du quai Branly: a selection of films from every continent to discover the most surprising metamorphoses, with 17 screenings for all ages.
The Neuilly Game Zone returns for a third edition with video game tournaments, a retro gaming and esports area, Pokémon workshops, as well as board games and an introduction to role-playing games. A friendly event open to everyone, with Kayane and Cizayoxy in attendance.
The City of Paris offers a multisports and motor-skills session for families, with free activities for children aged 3 to 7 accompanied by their parents.
The City of Paris invites families to a children's and parents' activity session at the Bréguet sports centre, for children aged 3 to 7 accompanied by a parent.
Presentation of the Théâtre Molière Sorbonne's 2026-2027 season, with the highlights of the programme, in the company of the TMS's artists and craftspeople.
For the Paris Repair Days, workshops to learn how to repair clothes, bikes, soft toys, garden tools and small household appliances, with associations and reuse centres.
The Campus de la Résilience opens its doors to the general public for a free, fun-filled day: hands-on experiences, demonstrations and workshops to learn the right reflexes when facing risks, with family or friends.
Guided tour of the Tour aux figures (Tower of Figures), a monumental sculpture by Jean Dubuffet, to discover the artist's world and his ascending labyrinth. Suitable for ages 6 and up.
The International Science Film Festival returns for a 22nd edition, entirely free and open to everyone, with screenings of science films followed by discussions between scientists and the film teams.
A fun exhibition to discover how the sense of smell works, its connection with taste and breathing, with activities and relaxation workshops. To share as a family, from age 9.
Studio 13/16 at the Centre Pompidou invites young people to explore distraction, procrastination and inattention as drivers of creation, through art and digital workshops.