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Costume ball for 4-7 year olds with musical entertainment, costume parades, photo call, flashmob, spooky trail and surprises.
Costume ball for ages 15 and up, with music, costume parades, a photo call, a flash mob, a horror trail and surprises.
Costume ball for ages 8-14 with music, costume parades, photo call, flashmob, horror trail and surprises.
Meet Mohamed Kasma to discuss his book "Chastel ou le Secret de la Bestia" (Chastel, or the Secret of the Beast), published in March 2025 by Éditions Librinova, at the René Cassin multimedia library. Duration 1 hr 30 min, free admission, no booking required, for all ages.
A concert-reading by harpsichordist Jeanne Jourquin and actress Ariane Issartel: a sensitive journey through Madame de Sévigné's letters, between music and reading.
The toy flea market organised by the Town and the Children's Municipal Council: 112 stalls of second-hand toys, for little and big kids alike, as Christmas approaches.
Jean Turco, the oldest living Frenchman and one of the last witnesses to the Second World War, comes to share his memories: the "Phoney War", his captivity in Germany, his escape attempts and his liberation.
A talk by Nicolas Allard on the world of Frank Herbert's Dune: the origins of the novel, its major themes and its influence on contemporary culture.
Meet Jean Turco, the oldest Frenchman and one of the last witnesses to the Second World War, who shares his memories before a book signing and selfie session. All ages.
The conservatory's most experienced students share the stage for a varied programme, highlighting the rigour, the journey and the interpretation of young talents. All audiences.
Family picks
This weekend31 October to 1 November · 30 picks ›A vocal and instrumental Baroque concert titled “Madame de Sévigné”, with students from Borislava Mikova's lyric singing class and Tiphaine Gauthier's Baroque ensemble, performing works by Rameau, Lully, Handel and Couperin.
Themed recital "Au fil des notes" (Along the Notes) given by the conservatory's pianists around a common thread related to childhood. All audiences.
The Maestros string orchestra and the conservatory adult choir present the result of their joint work, in a warm and festive end-of-year spirit. For all audiences.
Photographic exhibition "Berlin in a Harlequin's Coat" by René-Augustin Bougourd, which presents Berlin's architectural patchwork as a series through photomontage. Free entry, open to all.