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La Prairie du canal is a participatory, educational and cultural urban farm that invites willing helpers to join its team once a week, on Thursdays and Fridays, for gardening, nursery work, DIY and farm maintenance.
One Saturday a month, the librarians invite little ones and their parents to share a warm moment together with picture books and stories read aloud, along with a small breakfast.
The Kagayaki association presents “The Hagakure”, a show by Japanese choreographer Katsumi Sakakura combining contemporary dance, martial arts and Japanese theatre, on the story of an ageing samurai.
French conversation workshops open to everyone, especially learners, to practise the language in a friendly setting. These are not language classes but a get-together to chat about any topic.
For its fortieth anniversary, the Elsa Triolet multimedia library invites the Le Wonder collective to an exhibition on the library of the future, exploring ways of classifying knowledge. All ages.
A participatory tree and shrub planting work session to green the urban farms of Les Jardins Mécaniques and encourage biodiversity. You garden, you tinker, and you also chat over a coffee.
An immersive day dedicated to rap, beatbox, beatmaking and DJ artists, as well as their entourage, with speed meetings, personalized advice and artistic and practical workshops.
One Saturday a month, librarians invite toddlers and their parents to share a moment of closeness around picture books and stories read aloud, with a small breakfast.
Concert by Senegalese rapper Magui Diop, heir to a committed hip-hop scene: her lyrics denounce violence against women, sexual harassment and inequality. A powerful voice of resistance and emancipation rap.
One Saturday a month, the librarians of the Elsa Triolet Media Library invite little ones and their parents to share picture books and stories over a small breakfast. For ages 0 to 4.
Family picks
This weekend7 and 8 November · 30 picks ›A French conversation workshop open to everyone, especially people learning French, to practise the language in a friendly setting. This is not a language class: people chat about a range of topics.
One Saturday a month, the librarians invite toddlers and their parents to share stories and picture books in a moment of togetherness.