Free things to do in Créteil: free events and activities

Cyanotype workshop "From the archive to the artist: photography" Atelier cyanotype "De l'archive à l'artiste: la photographie"

Thu 12 Nov · 09:00–12:00 Free

Archives départementales du Val-de-Marne, 10, rue des archives, 94000

As a complement to the exhibition on everyday photography, the Val-de-Marne Archives offer students a cyanotype-making workshop, to discover this process and the art of composition using archives.

Guided tour of the exhibition "Everyday Life in Boxes: 180 Years of Photography in Val-de-Marne" Visite guidée de l'exposition « Le quotidien en boîtes : 180 ans de photographies en Val-de-Marne »

Wed 18 Nov · 14:00–16:00 + 2 other dates Free

Archives départementales du Val-de-Marne, 10, rue des archives, 94000

A retrospective of the photographic collections of the Val-de-Marne Archives on the theme of everyday life, through two hundred items from 1840 to 2020.

Musical Capitals - A Photographic Concert Capitales du "Musical" - Concert photographique

Thu 19 Nov · 14:30–16:00 Free

Hôpital Albert Chenevier, 40 rue de Mesly

A photographic concert that plunges into the golden age of Broadway and the musical, with excursions to Los Angeles, Chicago and London's West End. Anaëlle Trumka and Yannick Jacquet retrace in music and images the great artistic encounters and the classics of the genre.

200 LUX EXPO

until Sat 19 Dec Free

Maison des Arts, scène nationnale de Créteil, 1 place Salvador Allende

Group exhibition by the LUX Network bringing together its 33 member photography festivals and fairs, on the occasion of the Bicentennial of Photography, with meetups, workshops and events open to everyone.

Exhibition “Everyday Life in Boxes: 180 Years of Photography in Val-de-Marne” Exposition « Le quotidien en boîtes : 180 ans de photographies en Val-de-Marne »

Wed 11 Nov → Fri 2 Jul Free

Archives départementales du Val-de-Marne, 10, rue des archives, 94000

A retrospective of the photographic collections of the Val-de-Marne Archives on the theme of everyday life, with two hundred items from 1840 to 2020, across all media.