WeekSpots
Bric & Broc, the two DIY brothers, play, sing and put together bricks and pipes to make surprising musical constructions appear. A show by Waide Cie for little ones and grown-ups alike.
Classic drawing workshop open to ages 16 and up, free, with materials provided.
A round table on the artists Max Ingrand, Joseph-André Motte and Pierre Sabatier, who decorated Bondy Town Hall, inaugurated in 1969, followed by free time in the exhibition devoted to them.
As part of the Villes des Musiques du Monde festival, a concert by WaïV, an artist from Bobigny with urban, pop and African influences, preceded by an Open Mic and the opening act LAB93 - Rappeuses en Liberté.
A guided tour of Bondy Town Hall, inaugurated in 1969, to discover its interior layout, furniture and decoration, including works by Pierre Sabatier and Max Ingrand.
Come and try your hand at linocut printing at the library. Workshop for ages 16 and up, free, materials provided.
Come and discover board games for very young children with our librarians!
A concert that dives into the world of Tom Waits, mixing covers and original compositions by Claude Whipple, for an intense evening blending rock, blues, jazz and song.
A community cabaret by the conservatories of Est Ensemble, blending song and musical theatre to paint a portrait of a region through its cultures, its languages, its memories and its dreams.
The great Guinean voice Djessou Mama Diabaté, nicknamed the "nightingale of Manding", presents Koroya, an album of wisdom and transmission carried by the guitar of Moh! Kouyaté.
A journey through tales, legends and love stories from cultures around the world, brought to life by singing, flute, accordion, violin and percussion. A show for young audiences.
Are you learning French and would like to speak it in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere? These workshops, led by librarians, are for people who already have some basic French.
A regular reading and storytelling session for children aged 4 to 10, to escape and make discoveries.