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English conversation workshop for adults with some basic knowledge, over a coffee or tea, led by Josiane. This is not an English class.
Spanish conversation workshop for adults with some basic knowledge, over a coffee or tea, led by Montserrat and Cristina. This is not a class.
A free bike workshop in Issy-les-Moulineaux: learn how to maintain and repair your bike with mechanics, and take part in a road safety stand about safety from the rider's point of view.
Come discover or rediscover the basics of knitting over a coffee with Cécile. The workshop is aimed at beginners and experienced knitters, ages 10 and up.
Every month, the Digital Museum's open house connects the Micro-Folie's resources with the media library's cultural series. Explore the collections freely and talk with a guide about how the Digital Museum is used.
A selection of short films to discover gently and as a family, for very young children from 3 years old, as part of the Animation Film Festival.
A participatory debate about our relationship with the living world: humans, animals, nature. Using a novel and other materials, participants react to statements, without looking for a "right answer."
A regularly renewed selection of stories to delight little ears, for children aged 3 to 6.
A creative aperitif at the Minilab: get hands-on with different machines and practices with our instructors, and join the maker community of Temps des Cerises.
A nature walk to observe the wildlife and plants of the Botanical Garden of Issy-les-Moulineaux, which holds the EcoJardin label, and to understand how animals prepare for winter. A nature outing for the whole family, from age 5.
A fun dance and movement workshop for parents, fathers and/or mothers, accompanied by their child aged 1 to 2 and a half, led by a dance therapist. No need to know how to dance.
A reading session suited to the youngest children, offered with the association Lire et Faire Lire, in connection with the programme at Le Temps des Cerises. From age 3, accompanied by an adult.
The librarians of the sector invite you to discover their favourites in literature, crime fiction and science fiction, but also in comics, the press and science. Come and exchange freely about your reading and cultural news.
With the association Traces, a workshop to shred, grind and blend old paper and packaging to make a new sheet. From age 7, child accompanied.
A welcoming place for babies and children under 4 years old accompanied by a familiar adult, in the spirit of Françoise Dolto's Maison Verte. There, children meet other children and adults at their own pace, without being separated from the person who reassures them.
With the association Traces, a workshop to shred, grind and blend old paper, cardboard and packaging to make a new sheet. Ages 7 and up, accompanied by an adult.
Do your children love video games but you don't know much about this world? Come and play as a family in one-hour slots, accompanied by a host who introduces the games and answers your questions.
With a headset and two controllers, dive into an immersive virtual world: games, VR animated films and free digital content. Time slots can be booked from age 12.
An interactive talk to understand young people's digital habits and the educational potential of video games, with tools such as Minecraft Education. A chance to talk together about how to support these uses as a family.
The City of Issy-les-Moulineaux invites you to the ceremonies commemorating the Armistice of 11 November 1918 and paying tribute to all those who died for France. Free and open to all.
A concert of folk and contemporary songs from South America, led by Sylvana Yustino on vocals and Mauro Talama on guitar. An enveloping musical journey, between protest songs and songs full of hope and joy.
Screening of Bagdad Café (Out of Rosenheim) designed to welcome babies under 7 months and their carers: dimmed lights, reduced sound and a changing table. Open to everyone.
A prenatal singing workshop to bring a sense of well-being during pregnancy, build a bond with the unborn child and complement childbirth preparation, alone or as a couple.
An evening around the documentary (IN)ACTION, a portrait of a family seeking solutions for the planet, followed by a discussion with the directors and a forum with committed local figures.
A fun dance and movement workshop for parents, fathers and/or mothers, accompanied by their child aged 1 to 2 and a half, led by a dance therapist. No need to know how to dance.
A read-aloud competition for children in CM1 and CM2, as a follow-up to the workshop's drama classes. Participants work on diction, breath control and stage presence using an excerpt from a book of their choice.
Are your children drawn to video games but you don't know much about this world? Come and play as a family in one-hour slots, accompanied by a facilitator who presents the games and answers your questions.
Discover how the 3D printers at the Minilab du Temps des Cerises work, so you can then learn to use them independently. Ages 15 and up.
A workshop to discover excerpts from famous plays: watch, explain and put the scenes back in context to better understand the characters, plot and major themes. For children from 7 years old, accompanied.
Discover and get certified to use the Minilab's Trotec laser cutter-engraver, so you can then use it independently during the Openlabs. Ages 15 and up.
Workshop to discover how to use a laser cutter-engraver and design and then engrave your own creation, based on the current theme. For ages 11-15.
Screening of short films followed by a film-and-philosophy workshop led by Véronique Delille, for children ages 6 and up and their families.
A writing workshop that draws on current exhibitions to refine your style and share your impressions in a trusting setting.
A creative workshop at lunchtime to discover the Minilab's machines and practices, with guest speakers. Open to everyone, it is also a chance to present your projects and join the maker community.
An online workshop for parents wondering about the balance between hyper-connectivity and family harmony, led by two clinical psychologists.
A talk and discussion on screen use among children under three, led by Nicole Garret-Gloanec, child psychiatrist, to better understand the risks and prevention recommendations.
Stories and nursery rhymes with kamishibai, little Japanese paper theatres, for children under three accompanied by an adult.
A regularly renewed selection of stories to delight little ears, for children aged 3 to 6.
A workshop to better understand ordinary educational violence, its consequences for the child, and to discover caring educational alternatives. All audiences.
Alex, a sixth-grade student, claims to be playing a video game invented from scratch, inspired by his favourite book. A show for ages 9 and up.
Camille Pasquier gives an illustrated talk blending personal narrative and social science to question the place of children in our society and the relationships between adults and minors. For all audiences.
A series of 5 sessions to help parents develop new behaviours that foster the quality of the relationship with their children and within the couple. Led by Véronique Andrès, registration required.
A fun dance and movement workshop for parents, father and/or mother, accompanied by their child aged 1 to 2 and a half, led by a dance therapist. No need to know how to dance: a time for sharing, playing and discovery.
A music discovery session for very young children aged 0 to 3, led by a musician. A shared parent-child moment playing with sounds, the voice, percussion and everyday objects.
Come and play as a family in dedicated time slots, accompanied by a facilitator who introduces the games and answers your questions. One hour to share and explore, ages 8 and up.
The Digital Museum open houses connect the Micro-Folie resources with the media library's cultural series. All audiences, free admission.
A welcoming place for babies and children under 4 years old, accompanied by a familiar adult, where they can meet other children and adults at their own pace.
A workshop to discover the main stages of creating a video game: imagining a universe, creating characters, defining rules. From age 8, parents welcome.
Round table on the place of children in public space and public policy, with people committed to children's rights and protection.
Discover today's agricultural careers in the Ile-de-France region: urban farming, short supply chains, ecological transition and citizen initiatives. From age 11.
A creative aperitif at the Minilab: get hands-on with different machines and practices with our instructors, and join the maker community of Temps des Cerises.
A prenatal singing workshop to bring a greater sense of well-being during pregnancy, build a bond with the unborn child and complement childbirth preparation. It can be done alone or as a couple, and can continue after birth until the child is 2 months old.
A free bike workshop to have your bike diagnosed and repaired, and to talk about good practices for cycling around the city safely.
A fun workshop to explore sounds, rhythms and songs as a family, led by Marie-Anne Sévin. It is for children aged 3 to 6 accompanied by at least one parent.
Come and learn to model and discover the world of 3D with the 3D printers at the Minilab du Temps des Cerises. For 8-11 year olds.
A workshop to learn the basics of funerary archaeo-anthropology using a burial module: why excavate a grave and what the study of a skeleton reveals about the customs and lives of individuals.
A selection of short films to gently discover the pleasure of cinema, to share as a family with the youngest, from age 3.
Come and learn to model and discover the world of 3D with the 3D printers at the Minilab du Temps des Cerises. For 11-15 year olds.
A friendly open mic organized by Le Réacteur: music, jam, improvisation, covers or original compositions, whatever your level. Equipment on site and accompaniment by professionals.
Information and registration meeting for a BAFA course for Issy residents aged 17 to 21, which trains future activity leaders and validates the first part of the certificate allowing them to supervise children on holiday camps or in leisure centres.