WeekSpots
A film analysis workshop on the figure of the monster, with the screening of a monster movie and participatory games to discover how cinema manufactures fear.
Screening of the documentary film "Dans les bois" ("In the Woods") by Mindaugas Survila (2018, Lithuania), at the Médiathèque Georges Perec, as part of Documentary Film Month.
The Count of Bouderbala 4, a comedy show by Sami Ameziane, at the Théâtre André Malraux in Gagny. A new show built around freewheeling and letting go, with a single goal: laughing together.
A book club for sharing your literary favorites and disappointments, agreeing or disagreeing, and together building up questions to explore further through reading.
15th bicycle sale in Gagny: consignment sale of second-hand bicycles and a sales fair for new and second-hand cycling equipment, with professionals, manufacturers, cycling teams, clubs, collectors and private individuals.
A writing workshop led by Isabelle Chicot, on the themes of the cultural season: playing with words, developing your writing, and original, fun methods. For anyone who wants to write.
A talk to discover the current state of artificial intelligence, separate fact from fiction and anticipate the future of this technology.
Screening of the documentary film "Apolonia Apolonia" by Lea Glob (2022), at the Médiathèque Georges Perec, as part of Ciné Panoramas.
A philosophy workshop to discuss and formulate your own ideas around the question "Courage today?", in the lounge of the Maison Baschet.
A musical awakening workshop led by Audrey from La Piécette à musique, featuring songs and the melodies of instruments from here and elsewhere, to share with very young children.
Family picks
This weekend31 October to 1 November · 30 picks ›Young and old are invited to share a friendly moment around the games offered by the media library team and the Folies d'encre bookshop, with a chance to discover role-playing games.
The Let's Renovate Together Forum 2026 lets homeowners and co-owners meet local energy renovation professionals and discuss their projects, with testimonials from residents.
Discover the illustrations by Frédérique Bertrand from the picture book Le Mensonge (The Lie) by Catherine Grive, followed by a workshop led by the illustrator.
A singing and dancing show put on by the associations of Gabin, with all proceeds donated to AFM Telethon for research.
On the occasion of the Montreuil Book and Children's Press Fair, librarians present the latest literary releases and their favourites: picture books, novels, comics, for the whole family.
A friendly workshop for music lovers and the curious: bring your vinyl records, share your musical favourites, old or new, and enjoy a group listening session.
A talk on the behind-the-scenes of making a video game and the different jobs that contribute to it, led by a professional from Ubisoft.
A lecture exploring the history of pigments, their origins, their artistic uses and their symbolism through the centuries, illustrated with images and stories.
The Poetry Club turns the Maison Baschet into a living stage: several authors read original texts there, in a rhythmic and captivating sequence, in the manner of a comedy club.
Come and dance to the greatest hits of the 80s-90s, share a good meal and try your luck in the raffle, in a friendly atmosphere hosted by a DJ. All proceeds will be donated to the Téléthon.
The Lie is the delicate story of a little girl who told a lie one evening at the dinner table: her lie takes the form of a red circle that grows and takes over her space. An immersion into her inner world, between dreams and nightmares.
The Gagny conservatory invites its young budding artists on stage for a festive Christmas show, blending energy, good cheer and holiday magic.
La Cerisaie is organizing a dinner show on a Hollywood theme, an intergenerational evening focused on entertainment and conviviality.
Flea market with many stalls, where exhibitors take part in donations for the Téléthon by paying for their pitch. For lovers of bargain hunting and great finds.
A book club for sharing literary favorites and disappointments, and for discussing and debating the books each person has read.
A philosophy workshop for children around the question "What is lying?", starting from a tale and games, to explore lying together with no right or wrong answer.
Philosophy workshop for adults on the question "What is lying?", in the lounge of the Maison Baschet. A time for dialogue to put your own ideas into words and compare points of view.
Grand bingo organized by the association Les amis du vélo, open to everyone, seasoned players or beginners, to share a pleasant moment while doing a good deed.
An activity that invites children to listen to a story, talk about it together, and then extend the adventure with a creative workshop to spark the imagination and the joy of reading.
Tribute concert to Sylvain Luc, French jazz guitarist renowned for his virtuosity and his blending of styles, with prestigious collaborations.
A writing workshop led by Isabelle Chicot, on themes from the cultural season: playing with words, developing your own writing, and original, fun methods.
A time for sharing and escaping into little stories and nursery rhymes, led by the library staff, for very young children accompanied by their parents.
Concert by the duo Pierre Laporte (piano) and Francis Fautrai (double bass), paying tribute to Sylvain Luc, as an extension of their concert at the Conservatoire.
A ballet in which dance converses with holograms to tell the story of the birth of Swan Lake. Designed for young audiences and families.
A multimedia get-together for the youngest: picture books shown on screen, listening to music and video clips, and discovering pop-up books, to share a fun moment where reading takes every form.
A shared listening session where everyone can bring their vinyl records and talk about their musical favourites, old or new. Open to music lovers and to the simply curious who come to listen.
Discover Frédérique Bertrand's illustrations from the picture book Le Mensonge (The Lie) by Catherine Grive, then take part in a workshop led by the illustrator.
Exhibition of illustrations by Olivier Desvaux from the book-and-CD set Swan Lake, based on Tchaikovsky's opera.
Cinéma André Malraux invites little ones and their parents to a festival of seasonal short films, with a snack at every screening and a space dedicated to changing the very youngest.