Tales of Nature and Animals Conte de la nature et des animaux
A show for children aged 0 to 6 about nature and animals, to discover the world around us while having fun.
A show for children aged 0 to 6 about nature and animals, to discover the world around us while having fun.
Stand, exhibition and guided activities on the little-known side of artificial intelligence production and its impacts, with activities for all ages on the themes of AI and robotics.
The events committee invites residents to share their ideas and wishes to help shape the programme at the Aimé-Césaire cultural and social centre. Open to everyone.
A parent-and-child session combining reading, nursery rhymes, finger games and music, for children aged 0 to 3 accompanied by their parents.
Parent/toddler workshop offered as part of the Eveil&Sens festival, for families with young children.
Two days devoted to entrepreneurship, local initiatives and career opportunities, with talks, panel discussions and meetings with people from the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
The City of Gennevilliers is giving out a free basket of groceries to Gennevilliers residents, with the help of volunteers. The distribution continues while supplies last.
A parents and children afternoon as part of the Eveil&Sens festival, open to everyone. An opportunity to share a family moment around activities offered by the Espace culturel et social Grésillons.
An immersive conference behind the scenes of artificial intelligence, to understand its biases, its ethical risks and its impact on our culture, and to move from being a spectator to being an informed participant.
As part of the Eveil&Sens Festival, a show for young audiences is being held at the Espace culturel et social Grésillons. It is open to all audiences and admission is free.
Family picks
This weekend7 and 8 November · 30 picks ›Screening of the film "Trafic" (Traffic) by Jacques Tati, presented by Mathilde Grasset, a doctor of film studies, as part of the evenings organized by the association Vigo pour Tous.
Exhibition presented by the association Cartooning for Peace at the François-Rabelais multimedia library: a drawn overview of artificial intelligence, its challenges and its consequences for society, particularly for human rights. For all audiences.
The exhibition Wake Trails, on loan from the National Museum of the History of Immigration, looks back at the long-standing presence of Roma, Manouche, Sinti, Gitans, Yenish and Travellers in France and at the stereotypes surrounding them.
Exhibition devoted to the Luxembourg artist Bert Theis (1952-2016), who questioned the relationship between art and public or social space. For all audiences.
T2G and the Opéra-Comique present two musical tales, "Into the Little Hill" and "Histoire du soldat" (The Soldier's Tale), staged by Daniel Jeanneteau and Marie-Christine Soma.
The Norwegian national contemporary dance company invites Katerina Andreou for a group piece about couples, inspired by the dance marathons of the 1930s in the United States.