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Three women meet in a gym, among machines, bodies and expectations. A show blending theatre, movement and live music about adolescence and the relationship to the body, ages 12 and up.
"Où" ("Where") is an acrobatic stroll by Compagnie Casa Otra: three acrobats explore an architecture of bodies echoing the streets and facades. A contemplative and gentle moment, free and suitable for all audiences.
A play that imagines married life through the ages, from prehistoric times to the future, by way of antiquity and the Middle Ages. A comedy show for adults.
Molière's The School for Wives, directed by Frédérique Laurini: Arnolphe isolates his ward to marry her, but the play explores the complexity of romantic bonds and the liberating power of love.
A workshop to discover the steps in creating a cultural event, from the idea to the communication, as well as the production of an album or an EP. Based on concrete examples.
Sylvain Gary presents a funny, poetic and offbeat song show, accompanied on piano by François Martin: 18 original songs that tell little stories, sometimes tender, sometimes surprising.
Caught in a storm, William takes refuge in the sinisterly famous House of Usher, inhabited by Roderick and Madeline, victims of a mysterious illness. A show inspired by Poe, for Halloween.
Napoleon, projected from Waterloo into 2026, enters the French presidential campaign. A comedy by Eric Delcourt.
Are you learning French and need to practise? The librarians offer conversation workshops to get started or to practise, in a pleasant atmosphere.
A big inter-club quiz designed by volunteers, community activity leaders and the Académie du Climat, inviting seniors to take on challenges about ecology and everyday actions, in a friendly atmosphere.
A meeting to discover the work of social workers and how a Maison des solidarités in Paris operates, followed by a visit to the service's reception area.
Step through the doors of the Maison Sport-Santé to discover how it works, its missions and the professions of the professionals who promote adapted physical activity.
A 360° immersion into Coldplay's album Moon Music, with a collective work by 150 artists from 45 countries projected onto the walls of the Atelier des Lumières.
Gavin DeGraw, American singer and songwriter, performs at the Bataclan in Paris. An evening to hear his signature songs, blending pop, soul, folk and rock.
A funny, sharp and biting comedy: a couple married for twenty years announces their separation as a joke during a lunch among friends, but the game takes an unexpected turn.
Screening of 360-degree short films to watch with a virtual reality headset, to immerse yourself in wild nature. Ages 13 and up.
The Chanzy nursery, with the Crescendo association, opens its doors on Saturday mornings for family early-learning activities: free play, musical awakening, arts and crafts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with a child under 6 years old.
The La Folie Régnault nursery offers family activity mornings on Saturdays: free play, musical awakening, arts and crafts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with a child under 6 years old.
Popincourt nursery, with the Crescendo association, opens its doors on Saturday mornings for family early-learning activities: free play, musical awakening, arts and crafts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with children under 6 years old.
An immersive experience that plunges the audience into the Italian Renaissance through the works of Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael and Michelangelo, blending art, cutting-edge technology and staging effects. A workshop for children is included in the ticket.
A pop-up of French designers and artisans: illustration, jewellery, ceramics, fashion, zero waste, beauty, food and a kids' area. More than 80 creators brought together for a weekend of discoveries and encounters.
A funny, lively musical show blending objects, stories, songs and bits of string, in which a character somewhere between a clown and a poet brings an imaginary bestiary to life. Ages 2 and up.
Betty Lynx-Eye investigates the mysterious pollution of the river: an interactive investigation in which children become real super-sleuths, with suspense, humour and larger-than-life characters.
A lively, poetic adaptation of the world of Peter Pan, performed by three actors who bring four iconic characters to life. An interactive show for dreamers young and old.
Hipollène, half little girl, half squirrel, goes through a great sorrow and begins a journey of initiation at the heart of the roots of her tree-house, where she faces her fears, helped by zany characters in the dreamlike world of Claude Ponti.
Librarians read and sing a selection of picture books and nursery rhymes, just for children. Ages 3 and up.
An opera for children from age 1: Princess, a vain apartment cat, falls out of the window and must get help from the animals she looks down on. Children discover the operatic voice and great French composers.
A monthly book club for teens: read novels before they are published, share your opinion and help choose what the media library buys.
An afternoon of discussions, activities and games for all ages to celebrate public schools, with information stands from nursery school to middle school and activities for children.
A puppet show by Théâtre de la Lune, freely adapted from a tale by Alphonse Daudet: Blanquette the goat dreams of freedom in the mountains, but the wolf is prowling… A song to freedom, ages 4 and up.
The Canterville Ghost haunts his manor, but the Otis family that moves in is afraid of nothing: the children throw cushions at him laughing. A show for children aged 5 to 10.
A two-hour creative workshop for adults to learn embroidery on fabric, led by Anaïs Beaulieu.
A special Halloween campfire evening: between laughter and songs, young and old share their fears and overcome them. A show for children aged 3 to 9.
A show for young audiences in which Garance, a little orphan girl, slips into a magical library at midnight and meets a wolf who works at the reception desk. A funny, sung musical comedy, for ages 4 and up.
The "Signes avec bébé" (Baby Sign Language) workshops invite parents and children aged 0 to 3 to discover sign language at Atelier 77 (Paris 11th).
Superverdodu, the earthworm, has adventures between the forest and the vegetable garden, with music and puppets. A family show for children from 18 months to 6 years old.
A show that questions the place of today's man with humour and kindness, the male counterpart of the famous Vagina Monologues.
Volte rhymes prowess with promise, emotions with sensations on the track of the Cirque d'Hiver-Bouglione. Top-quality acts — equestrian, acrobatic, juggling, flying trapeze — performed by world-renowned artists, with music and humour.
Three little kittens, a rainy day and a great desire to play! A tender and joyful musical show for the very young, with songs, laughter and discoveries.
Eva Jean, performed by David Jean, vocal coach on La France à un incroyable talent, offers a spectacular vocal show blending humour, emotion, pop, jazz and disco, celebrating the freedom to be yourself. A vibrant show for the whole family, suitable for all audiences aged 10 and up.
Young Mexican piano prodigy Gibran Alcocer, known for his pieces Idea 10, Idea 22 and Idea 15, performs for his very first date in France. A concert for lovers of contemporary piano.
A parent-child dance duo workshop combining movement, rhythm, songs and nursery rhymes, for children aged 18 months (walking confidently) to 3 years accompanied by a parent who also takes part.
The City of Paris invites families to a children's and parents' activity session at the Bréguet sports centre, for children aged 3 to 7 accompanied by a parent.
Every Sunday, the Pleine Ouverture association invites you to sing the classics of French song together, with lyrics projected on a big screen. In tune or out of tune, it doesn't matter: we sing, we laugh, we share.
A one-man show in which Florent Aumaître performs texts and songs by Boris Vian, Jacques Prévert and Georges Perec, directed by Arnaud Schmitt, to say again with humour and tenderness: war, no thanks.
Two teenage runaways take refuge in a haunted manor, where they become friends with a young ghost. A fantasy adventure blending friendship, laughs and chills, set to original musical compositions.
A voice and double bass duo brings back to life songs of exile passed down orally, in Ladino, a Judeo-Romance language on the verge of disappearing, between Spain and the Balkans.
Vocal trio Les Swinging Poules returns with their third show, "Plutôt crever !" (Rather Die!), blending French songs and pop hits in a harmonized singing tour.
Ana, a singer-songwriter and dancer, presents her debut album "Anymore", blending R&B and soul in French and English, backed by musicians for a powerful and authentic soul show.
Concert by David Duchovny, on tour with his fourth album Prince of Pieces, accompanied by his band. Opening act: Cassadoah.
A friendly and supportive writing workshop with a clown focus, to turn your memories into funny stories blending reality and fiction. No experience needed, just the desire to write and share.
A show by Wichaya Artamat that explores, through ghost stories that are very popular in Thailand, his country's political memory and the month of October haunted by disappeared opponents. A sensory and theatrical experience for an adult audience.
A documentary play written and directed by Zarina Khan, tracing Laurent Lefebvre's recovery journey, told through the voices of his loved ones, caregivers and witnesses. Ages 10 and up.
A citizens' gathering to advance gender equality, with talks, artistic performances and a collective gesture.
Jon Anderson, the legendary voice of YES, on tour with The Band Geeks to perform the band's classics and epic tracks. For progressive rock fans.
The Brooks, a supergroup formed in the early 2010s, performs live with a repertoire blending funk, soul, R&B, Afrobeat and jazz. A concert for fans of groove music.
Dorian Kateb, a pop artist, performs in an acoustic set for an intimate moment where each song becomes a story to share, between delicate melodies and nostalgic lyrics.
A musical show presented by La Bouche, with Baubo, about the joy of creating together things that no one could do alone.
Kamishibai, read-alouds, storytelling or musical naps: come and discover with the librarians different ways to enjoy stories over the course of an afternoon. For children aged 4 to 7.