WeekSpots
For the 150th anniversary of its founding and the 100th anniversary of its merger with the Paris Observatory, the Meudon site connects the Meudon and Paris observatories with a laser shot, bringing together history, science and the future.
Mountain bike outings led by a local guide to discover the Meudon forest, organized by Grand Paris Seine Ouest with the Sèvres Chaville VTT club. Open to adults and children aged 8 and up, reserved for residents of the area.
Annual charity sale by the Secours Populaire of Meudon, benefiting the families it supports: adult and children's clothing, beauty products, small bric-a-brac at very low prices.
Le TRUC is back! Have you been moved by a novel, a memorable exhibition, a striking film or an inspiring podcast? Join us for a moment of cultural sharing, and let's discover together new gems that will awaken our curiosity.
A time to play at L'Avant Seine, hosted by Cultures Vagabondes: board games, puzzles and giant wooden games, for playing together, young and old.
When science fiction becomes reality! With the rise of artificial intelligence, humanoid robots are about to enter our daily lives. Beyond the technological feat, they address major industrial issues and workforce challenges.
An evening of stargazing with the telescopes of the Observatoire de Paris – PSL, as part of the Day of the Night event. Observation begins at nightfall from the loggia.
A fun, interactive workshop to discover the journey of waste, from the bin to recycling, and understand the importance of every action. Ages 5 and up.
Free screening of a scientific documentary about the fossils found in the chasms of Quercy, followed by a discussion with a member of the film crew or a researcher. Open to all, registration required.
A free lecture on Marie-Antoinette, in light of recent research in the archives, by Charles-Éloi Vial, curator at the BnF.
Every month, stay and play after closing time, with your family, with plenty of board games led by the games library team. In October, it's all about ghosts and other spirits: guaranteed chills for budding ghost hunters.
A workshop to learn how to make small repairs and give your clothes a new lease of life, as part of the National Repair Days. Bring your favourite garment to repair!
The librarians invite you to the presentation of the September literary season through readings of selected excerpts. A moment of sharing around their greatest favourites.
The librarians invite you to the presentation of September's literary season through readings of selected excerpts. A time of sharing around their greatest favourites.
A decorative embroidery workshop to learn a few simple stitches and turn a hole, a stain or an imperfection into a pretty detail. Bring your favourite garment to repair or customise, ages 6 and up.
A workshop to learn how to repair your broken or damaged toys, with help from volunteers, so as to give them a second life. From age 6.
A creative and mysterious workshop to play with ink and discover hidden messages that do not always reveal themselves at first glance.
A monthly time for welcome and listening offered by France Alzheimer 92, for family caregivers and sick people dealing with memory disorders.
A relaxing time to color in a warm atmosphere, or to create your own future coloring page with tips from the activity team.
First academic study day devoted to the British artist Gwen John and her networks in Paris. An event for adults, by reservation.
A walk full of stories and imagination to discover the surroundings through tales.
An afternoon of chills!
An outdoor outing in search of the colors around us, to observe, explore and take on team challenges.
A friendly time to play, take on challenges and have fun together with a variety of games.
A lively session to dance and have fun together, with Just Dance sessions and choreographies to learn as a group.
A fun morning to take on challenges, solve puzzles and have a good time with Halloween-themed games.
Make your own homemade candy and create a piñata for Halloween.
A Halloween party full of music, dancing and good cheer, for having fun with friends in a monstrously festive atmosphere!
A short programming workshop to understand and master randomness using computer code and a small electronic device.
A time for free and guided play to explore, handle things and have fun with a facilitator. A playful time among children, without the parents.
A series of five lectures tracing 150 years of astronomical exploration at the Meudon Observatory and linking it to the major advances of contemporary astrophysics.
Sale of items withdrawn from the shelves of the multimedia libraries: novels, nonfiction, comics, coffee-table books and CDs, for adults and younger readers alike. The city's museum of art and history is also selling its exhibition catalogues there.
One afternoon a month, come and try out and discover the world of miniature games: game discovery, painting for beginners and scenery making.
Free screening of a scientific documentary about the Tonga mission, in search of the Pacific's underwater volcanoes, followed by a meeting with a member of the film crew or a researcher.
An interactive, educational gathering to discover "slow heat", another way of thinking about thermal comfort and reducing energy consumption. Open to everyone.
A fun time to talk differently as a family, between parents and children or parents and teens.
A live web radio show about children and digital technology: opportunities, overexposure to screens, inappropriate content, online safety, and what the situation is like at school. Guests share their points of view and their experience.
Classical music concert with trumpeter Christophe Voituron and organist Philippe Sauvage, featuring works by Bach, Corelli, Franck, Handel, Purcell and Telemann, with organ improvisations.
A monthly time for welcome and listening offered by France Alzheimer 92, for family caregivers and people who are ill. This month, the theme discussed is: "Caregivers, patients, how can we approach Alzheimer's disease together?"
Every month, stay and play after closing time, with your family, with many board games led by the library's team.
A gypsy swing jazz quartet in the spirit of the Hot Club de France of Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli, with guitars, violin and double bass. A moment of musical sharing open to all.
An exhibition of 18 original illustrations from three Senegalese tales, with a chance to meet the illustrator Magali Attiogbé. A reflective journey peopled with wise and mischievous animals, for the whole family.
A workshop to get started with poetic writing in a warm atmosphere, open to beginners. A time to write, create, and express yourself.
Fifth edition of the nonprofit, green and festive Christmas market of Jardin d'Amélie, Bergeries en ville and La Refile: ideas for local, handmade gifts, a food and drink stall, to share with family or friends.
As part of Documentary Film Month, the Meudon media libraries are showing the film Kogis - ensemble pour sauver la terre (Kogis: Together to Save the Earth) by Alexandre Boucher, followed by a discussion with the director.
Bérénice Pichat, winner of the 2025 Readers' Prize and Jury Prize of the Meudon Media Libraries, comes to present her new novel Un Marché Noir (A Black Market) and meet readers from Meudon. The evening will also reveal the winner of the 2026 Prizes.
One afternoon a month, come and try out and discover the world of miniature games: game discovery, painting for beginners and scenery making.
The Meudon multimedia libraries invite you to vote for your favourite novel from five titles in the 2026 selection. Borrow the books, read them, then vote in the autumn.
A trail of around twenty outdoor sculptures in the historic grounds of Hangar Y, to discover with the family from mid-April 2026.
The exhibition highlights the artistic career of Albert Lebourg, displaying some sixty works, carefully selected from the artist's very rich output.
An exhibition on Albert Caquot (1881-1976), a 20th-century French engineer, and his innovations in aeronautics, civil engineering and infrastructure, in Meudon.
Retrospective of paintings and sculptures by Fred Schneider, based on the artist's archives, tracing his work since the 1980s.
A slam poetry workshop for young people aged 11 and up: write, perform and record your texts to develop your expression and confidence.
A creative writing workshop for adults, with creative exercises and literary discussions.
Five painters and photographers explore the boundaries between abstraction and reality, between biological and geological forms. An exhibition that stimulates the imagination and dreams.