WeekSpots
Classical music concert with trumpeter Christophe Voituron and organist Philippe Sauvage, featuring works by Bach, Corelli, Franck, Handel, Purcell and Telemann, with organ improvisations.
Three singers and musicians blend voices, piano, mandolins and ukulele for a folk journey through languages, cultures and eras, from traditional Irish singing to English baroque.
Jazz singer Tyreek McDole presents his new album CHROMA on stage, mixing original compositions and reworked pieces. A concert for fans of vocal jazz.
A friendly monthly gathering for seniors, led by a games facilitator, to discover or rediscover contemporary and classic board games.
LAB offers an introduction to electronics by drawing your own circuits on paper. A fun way to discover electricity.
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?"
Presentation of Google services: Gmail, Drive, Maps and many practical tools. This series of workshops is aimed at complete beginners who already have some basics and would like to improve their use of new technologies.
Discover cross-stitch and bring your photo to life!
A time for sharing nursery rhymes, finger games and stories set to music for very young children, led by librarians.
A series of intermediate-level computer workshops for those who already have some basics and want to improve their use of new technologies.
Every month, stay and play after closing time, with your family, with many board games led by the library's team.
A cooking workshop to share as a pair with your teenager: cook as a team, discover new recipes and taste what you make.
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.
A tasty afternoon at your frying pans, for budding bakers and their accompanying adults.
Nature experiences for families with children aged 3 to 10: games, storytelling, a Nature Yoga break and creative workshops for four hands, with the seasons.
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.
Discover the exhibition "Albert Lebourg, un impressionniste oublié" (Albert Lebourg, a forgotten Impressionist) through a tour followed by a gourmet tea.
A workshop to get started with poetic writing in a warm atmosphere, open to beginners. A time to write, create, and express yourself.
A series of workshops for complete beginners in computing, devoted to artificial intelligence, its types and its practical uses. Open to a maximum of 8 people, per session or as a series.
A series of intermediate-level computer workshops for those who already have some basic skills and want to improve their use of new technologies. The workshops take place on Fridays, in a small group of 8 people maximum.
A workshop to discover monotype, a printing process that produces a one-of-a-kind print: you draw or paint on a non-porous surface before pressing the image onto paper. Open to everyone aged 15 and up, including painters and draughtsmen.
Using Lego bricks, children build interactive models and then program them to bring them to life. A fun workshop to discover robotics and coding through hands-on experimentation.
A show blending theatre and dance that explores mother-daughter relationships through the journeys of three women from China, Mali and Iran, with live music.
A workshop for coffee-roasting enthusiasts to learn how to make a non-alcoholic coffee-based cocktail.
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.
A series of computer workshops for complete beginners, to review the basics and improve your skills in using new technologies. The workshops take place on Saturdays and are limited to 8 people.
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.
The Meudon Comets take on Mont-Blanc in an ice hockey match. Come out in force to support the local team and share an intense sporting moment with family or friends.
Let's get ready for the end-of-year holidays by making personalized decorations with 3D printing and laser cutting.
A series of workshops for complete beginners in computing, to learn the basics of digital technology. The workshops can be taken individually or as a series, by level.
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.
A two-voice guided tour of the exhibition “Albert Lebourg, un impressionniste oublié” (“Albert Lebourg, a forgotten Impressionist”), focusing on the artist's stay in Algeria between 1872 and 1876. A friendly drink is offered after the tour.
Theatrical adaptation of Stendhal's novel by Catherine Marnas, which revives Julien Sorel's rise in a contemporary version. Five actors embody this human fresco, with video projections and a walkway bringing actors and spectators closer together.
A series of workshops for complete beginners in computing, to learn the basics of digital technology. Sessions are held on Saturdays, in a small group of no more than 8 people.
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 Comets take on Chambéry in an ice hockey match. Come along in large numbers to support the Meudon team and share an intense sporting moment with the family.
Inspired by the museum's collections, make an original Christmas decoration in embossed metal. A workshop for children aged 6 to 10, accompanied by an adult.
Chamber music concert featuring two famous trios by Haydn and Beethoven, performed by Pierre Verrier on violin, Ani Gazarian on piano and Christophe Beau on cello. A repeat of the concert given in May 2026, which received a triumphant reception.
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.
Every Thursday evening, Restaurant Adour offers a three-course Discovery menu created by the Chef, to be shared by the whole table. A friendly gourmet experience, by reservation.
Painting class open to everyone aged 15 and over, led by Hélène Sauvage. Copying the masters and expressive work, with a focus on composition and the use of colour.
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.
Discover horse riding at your own pace with 3 introductory sessions you can use whenever you like, on a pony or a horse, to take your first steps.
A slam poetry workshop for young people aged 11 and up: write, perform and record your texts to develop your expression and confidence.
A workshop to discover different artistic techniques and experiment, intended for young people from 11 years old.
A creative writing workshop for adults, with creative exercises and literary discussions.
A delicious brunch with sweet and savoury buffets, hot dishes and house specialties, served in a warm setting on the edge of the forest.
Year-long sculpture and modeling course to deepen technical and theoretical foundations, with a personal project open to contemporary exploration. Open from age 15, all levels (one session reserved for advanced students).
Painting classes for all levels, from age 15, combining observation, composition, art history and a personal project. Exploration of many painting and drawing techniques in the studio.
Restaurant Adour offers piano-and-voice dinners from 7 p.m., combining live music and fine dining on several special dates.
Introduction to ponies for children: first contact with the animal, introduction to mounting, a ride in the forest and games. Full day, half day or over several days.
A fun hands-on experience to discover radio and speak into the microphone. Registration required.
Pony ride on a free walk, led by hand, in the forest starting from the riding club. An activity to do with the family.
Five painters and photographers explore the boundaries between abstraction and reality, between biological and geological forms. An exhibition that stimulates the imagination and dreams.