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Concert-lectures "Cocteau and the Arts, His Musical Environment" by Anne Lefol, lecturer, and at the piano Jorge Garcia Herranz, presented by the association of the Friends of the Château de Maisons.
The Town of Maisons-Laffitte and the Association Bienvenue Maisons-Mesnil are organizing a welcome day for new Maisons-Laffitte residents, with a guided tour of the town and a reception at the Château de Maisons to meet local elected officials and personalities.
9th edition of the "Clean Forest" operation organized by the City with the ONF: litter collection in the forest with three routes of 1.5 km, 2.5 km and 3.5 km, a complimentary welcome breakfast and an awareness workshop by the MLDD association.
A forum with talks, advice from professionals and information stands on energy renovation, home adaptation and insulation and heating solutions, to support residents with their projects.
The association Maisons-Laffitte Développement Durable is offering a Repair Café: with the help of volunteers, you can diagnose and repair your small broken appliances instead of throwing them away. Free and open to everyone.
Gouache workshop led by Roxane Perroux, an illustrator from Maisons and founder of the brand "Oh! Mon Dessin". Demonstrations, hands-on practice and discussion around an expressive and accessible technique, ages 16 and up.
A lecture on exoplanets by Alain Redding, head of the Astronomy department and of the Planetarium at the Palais de la Découverte.
Instrumental concert "Lumière Baroque" (Baroque Light) by the Alcyone Trio, presented by the Artelyria association in the intimate setting of its music room. Limited seating, booking required.
The association Semer Demain is organising a charity and music flea market with around thirty stalls and rock concerts. The sale of the pitches will fund immersive stays in the great outdoors for underprivileged children.
The Castadella association presents an educational concert, "Bach vs Handel", performed by Nathalie Gaubery (vocals and violin) and Lorenzo Cipriani (harpsichord), celebrating two great composers.
Two thirteen-year-old friends navigate the ups and downs of adolescence. A sensitive play about friendship, mental health and the power of words, for all audiences aged 10 and up.