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Painting classes outdoors and in the studio led by Vincent Bebert, open to all levels. Participants paint from life and then work on composition, perspective and mediums in the studio.
A series of workshops to improve your use of the Internet and learn how to use a search engine, for people who already have some basic computer skills.
An educational, hands-on workshop exploring the history of music through the string quartet, with the Quatuor Girard. Can be followed by a concert at the Âmes en Seine festival.
A workshop to personalize your candle in autumn colors and create a warm decoration to take home.
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.
Preview of Cédric Kahn's drama starring Zoé Monpart, followed by a discussion in partnership with the Meudon branch of UNAFAM, as part of the Mental Health Information Weeks.
Outing for middle schoolers from Issy aged 11 to 15, supervised by activity leaders, who want to get out with friends. A half-day mountain bike ride in the Meudon forest, open to beginners and experienced riders.
Prepare new recipes as a duo and share the pleasure of cooking together, an activity to enjoy as a pair.
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.
Friendly, intergenerational drawing, painting and colour workshops, open to children, teenagers and adults, all levels, in small groups. Materials provided.
An observational drawing workshop to learn to sketch from life, in a moving environment or in museums. Open to all levels, beginners welcome.
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.
A series of workshops to get started with computers and discover Google services: Gmail, Drive, Maps and many practical tools. Designed for complete beginners, in small groups.
Make and decorate a trinket dish inspired by the colors of autumn. A craft activity full of surprises.
Aikido workshop for all levels, 2 hours, with Jean Yves Le Texier, founder of the Meudon club. On the programme: taiso, qi gong and partner practice.
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.
Every week, the multimedia library introduces you to a new video game: its story, atmosphere and gameplay, then it's time for action, controller in hand. Beginners, casual players or experts, this event is for you.
The Mayor and the Municipal Council of Meudon invite 2026 baccalaureate graduates who earned honors to a ceremony in their honor, to celebrate their success with their loved ones and elected officials.
Les Comètes de Meudon take on Morzine in a Division 1 ice hockey match. Come along in numbers to support the local team and share a sporting moment with your loved ones.
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.
When Gil meets Jacques, their love is obvious. But the intensity of the early days gives way to a relationship in which she feels increasingly trapped, until she loses her bearings. Preceded by the short film "Before the NUWR, en attendant la lumière" (Before the NUWR, Waiting for the Light) by Sonya Mellah.
A friendly morning of sport with races and a walk suitable for every age, plus stands for prevention and information about breast cancer screening.
A drama by Géraldine Nakache starring Monia Chokri. Gil meets Jacques, but the intensity of the early days gives way to a relationship in which she feels increasingly trapped, until she loses her bearings.
A 2026 French animated film, for ages 7 and up: the story of Christophe, 11, who has to wear a corset to stand up straight. A coming-of-age tale praised for its inventiveness and emotion.
A life drawing workshop, with quick poses followed by in-depth work and an introduction to body morphology. Open to beginners and experienced artists alike.
June 1940: France signs the armistice, but an unknown general refuses to give in and escapes to London to save freedom. A historical film about the beginnings of Free France.
A concert of English music by the baroque music ensemble "La Rebelle", with recorders, violin, cello and harpsichord.
A series of three lectures by Arnaud Teyssier, senior civil servant and historian, to understand the origins, institutions and practice of the Fifth Republic. Open to all, registration for individual sessions possible.
A series of four lectures by Adrien Dénouette, teacher and film critic, exploring how cinema has changed in the 21st century: streaming platforms, social media, artificial intelligence. Open to all, single-session registration available.
Workshops to discover programming and create: participants get an introduction to code, from visual programming to Python, and design their own little video game.
The Kafé Gáta quartet takes the audience on a musical journey between Greece, Turkey and the Balkans, blending traditional tunes and pop sounds in a warm, festive atmosphere.
How do you make a personalised illustration on a mug? Come and discover the secret of sublimation, a technique that transfers ink using heat.
A friendly monthly gathering for seniors, led by a games facilitator, to discover or rediscover contemporary and classic board games.
Marius, a sea serpent who cannot swim, courageously sets out to save his island from a threat. A Norwegian animated film for children aged 3 and up.
A public speaking workshop for teens: stand-up, debate and eloquence, to gain confidence speaking aloud and learn to persuade, move or make people laugh.
1939. As the German invasion is imminent, Babi, a night guard at the Louvre museum, is entrusted with the task of transporting some of its treasures out of Paris. He accepts, on one condition: that his whole family comes with him.
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.
Drama/thriller by Léa Mysius with Hafsia Herzi (France, 2026, 1h54). Nora, Thomas and their daughter Ida live on an isolated farm; three men turn up at the surprise birthday party and bring long-kept secrets to the surface. Preceded by the short film Les Dernières Braises (The Last Embers) by Léa Pulini.
Seiichi Yabushita, a respected schoolteacher, is accused by a mother of having harassed and humiliated her son. Caught in a spiral in which the media, rumours and public opinion each impose their own narrative, the truth becomes just one version among many.
A ceramics course to learn clay shaping and decorating techniques, open to all levels from age 15.
A series of workshops to discover and make better use of social media such as Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn, aimed at complete beginners in computing who want to improve.
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 workshop to make everyday products more eco-friendly and leave with your creations: sewing a bucket hat, lip balm, calculating your carbon footprint, zero-waste tips.
A free lecture on Marie-Antoinette, in light of recent research in the archives, by Charles-Éloi Vial, curator at the BnF.
A one-man show by Mathieu Rannou, directed by Benoît Lavigne: Franck Desmedt paints a portrait of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, between the dreams, doubts and convictions of the writer-aviator.
A sensory-motor discovery workshop led by a toy library facilitator, for children under 3 who are not yet in school, exploring shapes, textures and movement activities.
A workshop to discover artificial intelligence, its types and its practical uses, intended for people who already have some basic computer skills and want to improve.
A watercolor workshop led by Anne Cheriez, a painter, where each session starts from a work to explore a technique: brushstroke, control of water, washes and values. Open to all levels, beginners as well as experienced.
1939. As the German invasion is imminent, Babi, a night watchman at the Louvre museum, is entrusted with the task of transporting some of its treasures out of Paris. He agrees on one condition: that his whole family comes with him.
Personalise your mug and leave with a unique creation. A creative activity to decorate a mug.
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.
Nora, Thomas and their daughter Ida live on an isolated farm. As a surprise birthday party for Nora is being prepared, three men prowl around the house and invite themselves to the party, bringing long-kept secrets to the surface. A drama/thriller by Léa Mysius with Hafsia Herzi (France, 2026, 1h54).
A respected schoolteacher is accused by a mother of having harassed and humiliated her son. The media, rumours and public opinion run wild: he is caught in a spiral where the truth is no more than one version among others.
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.
Enzo, 19, and his sister Carla, 20, have been living alone for years. When their father leaves prison, Enzo hopes to rebuild a family, while Carla refuses to believe it.