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Come and meet the people in the neighbourhood over board games: Scrabble, card games, board games… You can also bring your favourite game to share, and a Switch is available with around ten games.
Football sessions run by the Sine Qua Non association, for young people who want to try the sport or improve, in a safe and inclusive setting.
As part of Mental Health Awareness Weeks, a one-and-a-half-hour art therapy workshop to take care of yourself and express yourself in ways other than words. A safe space reserved for women and gender minorities.
Autechre, the electronic music duo, will perform at the Bataclan in Paris. This concert is intended for an adult audience.
Concert presenting the results of the South Indian Carnatic music masterclasses, with the Suryaprakash Classical Trio: voice, mridangam and violin. An immersion in the timeless beauty of this musical tradition.
A concert where musical comedy meets jazz, led by Isabelle Georges and a septet, inspired by the great American female voices of the 20th century.
Four enigmatic, colourful characters turn ordinary objects into instruments of sound poetry, with humour and without electricity. A musical show for all generations, including the very youngest ears, with no language or cultural barrier.
A screening and discussion to show and give voice to the words of relatives of prisoners, through their accounts and the presentation of a manifesto for the recognition of their rights.
Closing concert of the first tour by ARTICLE15, a French-Congolese duo blending electro, Afro, pop and rap, with mUSIQUE pOST bOURGEOISE as the opening act. The last chance to see them on stage before they return to the studio.
Days devoted to repairing textiles and accessories, with creative, hands-on workshops open to everyone, as part of the National Repair Days.
These workshops, led by an English-speaking volunteer, are designed in particular to encourage public speaking, listening comprehension and spoken expression, in a calm, caring and friendly setting.
The Norwegian band Audrey Horne returns to France after eight years away for a European tour, with a stop in Paris at the Nouveau Casino, accompanied by Motorowl. An electrifying hard rock concert for rock fans.
Klaire fait Grr presents her new show "Écoutez battre" (Listen to It Beat) at the Comédie des 3 Bornes, in Paris.
A stand-up evening where four artists, fresh out of the workshop at the Théâtre de la Noue in Montreuil, perform exceptionally in Paris, blending humour, poetry and punchlines.
A workshop to learn the basics of genealogical research and set out to discover your family history.
A relaxing literary time to present your latest favourites and listen to other people's, in good spirits, over a good coffee.
A musical show adapted from Rudyard Kipling's tale: Mowgli, a baby abandoned in the jungle, is taken in by a pack of wolves and raised by Bagheera the panther and Baloo the bear. From 9 to 15 performers on stage for all ages.
A workshop for little crafters: children learn the basics of woodworking (cutting, gluing, sanding) and go home with their own personalized mini marble maze.
A parent-child workshop offered by the association Corps à Cœur: puppets, painting, stories, nursery rhymes and body percussion, to share a moment of closeness and creativity as a family, away from screens.
The musical show Zélie la Pirate (Zélie the Pirate) returns to Paris: a bubbly young girl wants to become a pirate against her father's wishes and boards the ship l'Aramacao. Songs, choreography and humour for young and old alike.
An interactive storytelling show with music and songs set in the African savannah, featuring a little lion who sings instead of roaring. With puppets and instruments (djembe, balafon, sanza), for ages 1 and up.
An evening of the Libération festival Confidences to question our solitudes, with discussions with committed public figures and poetry readings by artists from the Poetry Club.
Anteprima Productions presents Dominique Fils-Aimé.
Paul Roman writes sensitive, luminous songs at the crossroads of French chanson, folk and electronic music. He is playing his songs acoustically for the first time, in a format specially designed for the occasion.
Only concert in France by New York rapper Dave East, a major figure in Harlem rap, returning to the stage in 2026 after several chart-topping projects.
An art drawing workshop in Paris, in a small group of no more than 5 students, for adults and teenagers over 13, beginners or experienced, over 3 or 4 days.
A free workshop for expectant parents and parents of newborns, led by specialists, to understand the impact of the environment on a baby's health and take simple everyday action.
Alt-pop artist girli will perform on stage at Badaboum in Paris, on the occasion of the release of her new album 'it's just my opinion'.
Stellio, an artist from Poissy who blends rap, soul, jazz and R&B, paints everyday stories with introspection, realism and a touch of irony. A concert for fans of rap and soul.
A workshop to define your online communication strategy: knowing your audience, writing for social networks and structuring your first content. A selection of resources is provided.
Verka Serduchka & Band in concert in Paris: a moment when the whole audience sings together, mixing well-known songs and new ones.
MAXENCE, a 24-year-old French singer-songwriter revealed on The Voice, performs his first EP live in Paris for the first time, in a brand-new acoustic format.
Alma Rechtman performs her new EP on stage, blending pop, soul, folk and poetry, with intimate lyrics about love, loneliness and gentle anger.
After his EP Digital Fairy/Folk Songs, Gérald Kurdian, aka HOT BODIES, offers an acoustic and intimate concert, like a preview of his next album The Transition Pieces.
Gérald Kurdian, aka HOT BODIES, gives a preview of tracks from his upcoming album "The Transition Pieces", in an acoustic "chamber pop" blending vocals, bass, piano, strings, choir and samplers.
Oscar les vacances takes over the stage at the Maison des Métallos for a release party in their own image: intimate, absurd, sensitive and explosive, centred on their album "14 amis dans la tête" (14 friends in your head).
Jade Rema assembles her notebooks of images and rhymes into elegant, embodied music, on the border between intimacy and travel, between the melancholy of a chiaroscuro film and the softness of a silver-halide photograph.
Concert by Fredz, an unclassifiable Quebec artist, with Norée, a singer-songwriter from Nantes, as the opening act. For an adult audience who enjoy rap and pop.
Kalala performs an intimate acoustic concert blending contemporary soul, alternative R&B and organic textures, carried by a warm voice. The evening opens with Jairikoo as the opening act.
Concert by Ezhel, a major figure in Turkish and German rap, blending rap, reggae and trap. An event for an adult audience of international hip-hop fans.
Lane 8 gives a concert at Badaboum as part of his European tour "This Never Happened", a phone-free concept where devices are secured at the entrance so you can fully enjoy the music.
A pop-rock evening in Bastille with three bands whose styles complement each other: FEATHER AID, BRINKERT and MOÏZO.
Concert by Loukeman, a producer, DJ and composer based in Toronto, who blends folk, pop, rap and R&B into distorted but familiar versions.
A clown solo about love and revolution, ages 10 and up.
A Halloween surprise hunt in the Folie Méricourt neighbourhood: a booklet to find the hidden intruders, a costume parade at 3pm and gifts to be won.
A Halloween story time with Violette's 3 witches: slightly scary stories and songs for the whole family, for children aged 1 to 4. Dressing up is welcome.
A Halloween evening at the media library to give yourselves a fright: werewolf game, sweets and a horror film. Ages 12 and up, free with registration.
GARMONBOZIA PRESENTS: LONG DISTANCE CALLING LEECH.
An intimate folk evening at the Théâtre du Temps, with the American project In Gowan Ring returning to Paris, preceded by a concert by Adaya and her banjo.
A performance in 17 fragments that traces the life of an intersex character, from birth to adulthood, through fiction, comedy, show and the art of drag.
Eve, an American rapper, performs at the Bataclan in Paris as part of the Scorpion Tour, celebrating the anniversary of her album Scorpion, released in 2001. She will perform that album as well as the main tracks from her repertoire.
Jeremy Kapone presents his new album LIBELULA, with guitar and piano music inspired by great American songwriters such as Neil Young, Tom Waits and Ben Harper. Rock, folk and pop influences freely blended together.
Bachar Mar-Khalifé pays tribute to Christophe by reinterpreting his repertoire on the piano, accompanied by a drummer and a bassist, blending jazz, electro and Lebanese music.
One-on-one reading time for very young children, with a librarian and a selection of books suitable from birth. Open to parents, childminders and nurseries.
A Christmas show in which Santa Claus, helped by a young intern who no longer believes in him, tries to bring the light of Christmas back to the world. An enchanted comedy to fill little ones with wonder and grown-ups with magic again.
A scratch-and-sniff show for children: Augustin, aged 6, becomes a pirate captain and takes the audience on an interactive voyage across the Indian Ocean, in search of a treasure of spices.