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A participatory storytelling session where everyone can share a piece of advice received from an elder, which the storyteller-musician weaves into her story. For families, ages 3 and up.
Mouss & Hakim, the two brothers from Zebda, tell the story of 35 years of musical adventures in song, in a simple version close to the audience.
Two concerts as part of the Villes des Musiques du Monde festival: Raï Roots revisits the raï of the 1970s and 1980s, and Trab Teräpy blends traditional music, hip-hop and an electro DJ set.
Solo on stage, Forbon N'Zakimuena humorously and with flow recounts the journey of a 13-year-old boy ordered to change his first name in order to become French. Between storytelling, rap, sound archives and beatmaking, an intimate show about identity and naturalization, ages 12 and up.
La Togoleese Vibes is organizing a costume party with an "All White" theme: come in all-white outfits and masks for a festive night. An evening for adults.
Two artists with Latin American roots: La Mana, committed shamanic pop, and La Chica, a musical ritual between Venezuela and Belleville.
High school students are welcomed at the company Sprint to discover its sector of activity, its professions and the career opportunities associated with them.
Visit to the Paprec company by a group of job seekers to discover the different career opportunities.
High school students are welcomed at the company Sprint to discover its sector of activity, its professions and the career opportunities associated with them.
A concert in two parts: Morik, Creole world-pop with Afro-Caribbean accents, then a tribute to Ras Natty Baby, Mauritian pioneer of seggae, as part of Mois Kréyol.