Leo the African: 2527 Léon l’Africain : 2527
Arab-futurist video game exhibition-installation by Mounir Ayache, who reinvents the figure of Leo the African in a distant future. Ages 11 and up, free admission.
Arab-futurist video game exhibition-installation by Mounir Ayache, who reinvents the figure of Leo the African in a distant future. Ages 11 and up, free admission.
Every Wednesday, Le Cube Garges hosts Les Champs libres: a free event, no booking required, combining art and digital workshops, residency showings, jam sessions and concerts. Open to everyone aged 3 and up.
A dance show choreographed by Sophie Bulbulyan, performed by 7 dancers with and without disabilities, about human relationships, strength and complementarity. In the first part, a presentation of the workshop held with the children of the leisure centre.
Guided tour of the exhibition followed by a workshop to explore a digital art technique, inspired by the works seen. Ages 8 and up, free.
An exploration of digital creation through freely accessible installations: a sound machine, a shadow theatre, a pottery orchestra, a booth and an arcade machine. From age 8 accompanied by an adult, from age 11 unaccompanied.
Hands-on workshop to get to grips with the Fablab's equipment: laser cutting, 3D printing, digital embroidery machine or cutting plotter. Open to ages 11 and up, so you can progress at your own pace and pick up new technical skills.
A festive, immersive event devoted to Japanese and Korean culture: manga workshops, K-pop dancing, video games, cosplay and culinary discoveries, to enjoy with family or friends.
A hands-on workshop to get to grips with the Fablab's equipment: laser cutter, 3D printing, digital embroidery machine or cutting plotter. A way to progress at your own pace and pick up new technical skills, step by step.
Associations from Garges share their creative practices and know-how in discovery and networking workshops, to explore a range of activities and encourage exchanges between residents.
The Fablab team helps participants with their DIY, design and textile projects using freely accessible machines (3D printer, digital embroidery machine, laser cutter, plotter).
Family picks
This weekend31 October to 1 November · 30 picks ›A space for relaxation and discovery where you can explore soft lights, sounds and materials to touch, with interactive and immersive works to discover. Open to everyone, from age 3 accompanied by an adult.
A machinim_ai screening series on futurisms (Afrofuturism, Sinofuturism), based on virtual worlds from video games repurposed by artists. Four films on the programme, at the crossroads of cinema, video games and new images.
A monthly gathering to explore the many facets of filmmaking: writing, shooting, editing or sound, through varied and fun formats. Ages 8 and up.
Hands-on workshop to get to grips with the Fablab's equipment: laser cutter, 3D printer, digital embroidery machine or cutting plotter. Offered two Saturdays a month, ages 11 and up.
Hands-on workshop to get to grips with the Fablab's equipment: laser cutter, 3D printer, digital embroidery machine or cutting plotter. A session to progress at your own pace and pick up new technical skills, step by step.
A concert for very young children by Mosai & Vincent: sound poetry, body percussion, strings and samples, in an intimate setting where children are invited to wake up and dance.
An immersive theatre piece in which the audience wanders through Didier's dreams, guided by the performers and a smartphone. A collective adventure to experience from age 12.
End-of-year symphony concert by Les Petites Mains Symphoniques, young musicians aged 6 to 24, with the local music school. Programme: classical and contemporary.
A play by Alexis Michalik about a man who, with an Eritrean passport as his only clue to his identity, embarks on a long, obstacle-strewn quest to obtain a residence permit.
A programme of artists who reinvent the imaginaries of science fiction, between performance, cinema, immersive installation and talks, to look at technologies differently.
A free exhibition exploring multiple languages, from computer code to birdsong and forms of expression born on the internet, with a trail for children and families.
An educational and interactive exhibition about languages: those of code and AI, those of the living world such as birdsong, and those born on the internet. A trail is designed for children and families.
An interactive, participatory exhibition by Hervé Tullet: the public stacks, moves and reinvents cubes painted by school classes and local residents, transformed in the evening by light projections. For everyone, ages 3 and up.