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A meeting with author-illustrator Grégoire Solotareff, in conversation with Marie Desplechin, about his career and his children's books. Followed by a book sale and signing.
Musician Benoit Carré conjures up the ghosts of Dalida, Brassens, Piaf and France Gall, who put a new spin on today's hits. A live performance followed by a discussion with the audience.
Authentic, sensitive and resilient, Emelie Trahan is a new voice on the indie-pop scene, bringing timeless songwriting into a new era.
EMF, the English rock, pop and electronic music band, are performing in Paris on their Schubert Dip Tour. A concert for fans of 90s hits.
A little King Nougat sets off to find his Queen Caramel on a snowy night full of dangers, courage and magic. A winter tale for the whole family, ages 6 and up.
Nathalie Bondoux revisits three classic tales in her own way: Roule Galette (Roll, Flatbread), Boucle d'or (Goldilocks) and Le Gros navet (The Enormous Turnip). A family show to be enjoyed with gusto, for ages 3 and up.
A friendly musical listening session over coffee, devoted to women in rap, from the New York pioneers of the 1990s to today's artists, not forgetting the French scene.
Concert by American rapper Lelo, a rising figure on the "New Detroit" scene, blending street rap, ghettotech, house and 1980s techno textures.
PULS is an immersive dance show bringing together professional dancers, where dance, music, light and staging blend to tell stories and take you on an emotional journey.
An exhibition of six photographic stories about those who cross through exile, inequality or climate upheaval, and turn these trials into a future.
Take part in a writing workshop over three sessions to compose a collective story from micro-stories, whose fragments will then be presented to the public. Ages 12 and up.
Concerts, dance and theatre programmed at the garden's bandstand, as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season.
Exhibition of illustrations by Apollin Jimenez-Bresson at the ASIEMUT Gallery, led by a federation of associations that support people on migration journeys and create spaces for access to culture for everyone.
An exhibition of ten panels along the Canal Saint-Martin honours nine actresses who gave their names to the canal's footbridges, to discover in pictures and podcasts.
Exhibition of composite sculptures by Gloria Friedmann, exploring the human figure and our place in a threatened environment. Presented by volunteers and people supported by Emmaüs Solidarité.
The Autumn Festival of the 10th: a new free cultural event at the Conservatoire Hector Berlioz, with concerts, shows, theatre and talks, open to everyone.
An open-air retrospective of Nicole LALA's black-and-white photographs, taken in Paris between the late 1950s and the early 1980s, on view freely on the garden railings.
An exhibition on the last years of the Saint-Lazare women's prison, to see at two sites: the square Alban Satragne and the Françoise Sagan multimedia library.
The senior clubs of the 10th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, retirees, early retirees or adults with disabilities, free of charge, for a variety of adapted activities.
A show that won 3 Molière Awards in 2026, retracing the Bobigny trial and the fight by women for the right to abortion. Ages 13 and up.
Beaumarchais's play in which Figaro, helped by Suzanne and the Countess, outwits the schemes of Count Almaviva. A lively comedy that criticizes privilege, directed by Alain Françon.
After the triumph of the Oscar-winning film, David Seidler's The King's Speech (Le Discours d'un Roi) arrives on stage in an adaptation by Patrick Haudecoeur and Gérald Sibleyras, directed by Jérémie Lippmann. This intimate and political fresco brings together Francis Huster and Philippe Torreton.
Two sisters and their husbands get together for Christmas Eve in Santa's homeland, but a child's revelation sends the evening spiralling into chaos.
A comedy by Sacha Judaszko and Fabrice Donnio, with Claudia Tagbo, Florent Peyre, Arié Elmaleh and Élise Diamant: a fit of laughter at the worst possible moment puts a dinner in jeopardy.
In Occupied Paris, Jean Cocteau and Jean Marais live a passionate and tormented love story, between artistic creation and political choices. A play performed by three actors, for an adult audience.
A guided wine and cheese pairing tasting in a vaulted Parisian cellar, followed by a turn behind the decks to mix like a DJ. For adults 18 and over only.
Les Ateliers Nemorosa are recruiting their new group of multidisciplinary performers to put together the company for the 2026/2027 season. This amateur project with semi-professional aims combines singing, dance and theatre, with an end-of-year show.
Badminton and basketball sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, so you can take part in an activity near your home.
Badminton and table tennis sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, so you can take part in an activity near your home.
Badminton sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, so you can take part in an activity close to home.
The City of Paris offers a gymnastics introduction session for families, where children aged 3 to 7 take part in activities with their parents.
Participants in the painting workshop at the Grange aux Belles club present their works in a group exhibition at the town hall of the 10th arrondissement.
The 28th edition of the Paris Festival of Different and Experimental Cinemas features an international competition of 45 films from 28 countries, a focus programme "Un.e ET Un.es…" and three screenings for young audiences.
A community self-repair workshop for bikes, open to everyone, whatever their age, experience or means: people come to repair, maintain or learn, in a spirit of mutual help and kindness.
The media library is hosting tabletop role-playing game evenings, a cooperative game that calls on your imagination. Beginners, players or game masters, come and share a fun and friendly evening.
A community self-repair bike workshop in the 10th arrondissement, open to everyone, whatever their age, experience or means. People come to repair, maintain or learn to take care of their bike, in a spirit of mutual help and kindness.
A roaming writing workshop in Paris on the theme of Halloween, for ages 10-14, led by Manon Jouniaux: writing games outdoors and in a café, in the footsteps of great writers.
A series of lectures on the theme of detention, presented by the Comité d'Histoire de la Ville de Paris, the association Histoire et vies du 10e and the médiathèque Françoise Sagan, as a complement to the exhibition Prisonnières.
A free exhibition of monumental floral paintings by Belgian artist Johanna Claerhout, where flowers, coloured lights and theatrical shadows transform the traditional bouquet.