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As part of Paris Week against Discrimination, young people aged 11 to 13 are invited to play the Monopoly of Inequalities created by the Observatory of Inequalities, followed by a discussion.
A snack for teens aged 12 to 15 who are crazy about manga: come share what you've been reading and discuss the Mordus selection with other library users and the librarians. With LSF/FR interpreters present.
Activities, quizzes and games to get people thinking together about discrimination based on origin: what it covers, how it shows itself and how to respond to it. Open to young people and the not-so-young.
Literary meeting with Réjane d'Espirac and Marc Chebsun, hosted by Catherine Argand, about the Multikulti Editions collection devoted to social issues and the fight against discrimination.
A friendly and supportive creative writing workshop, open to beginners as well as people already comfortable with writing, to give free rein to your imagination.
Concert by the Danish-Dutch trio Subterranean Street Society, somewhere between grunge and folk, for an audience that loves distorted guitars and poetic lyrics.
One Wednesday a month, take part in friendly, free jams with the Cadence association: a Jazz, Latin, Fusion and Funk musical gathering, ideal for meeting new musicians and jamming without pressure.
A holistic workshop combining dance, movement, music and relaxation to take care of your physical and mental health. Open to all levels and all ages, with no prerequisites, in a caring and relaxed setting.
A meeting with Nadia Améziane, marine biology specialist and professor at the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle, to explore marine biodiversity and bioinspiration.
A friendly and supportive creative writing workshop, open to beginners as well as people already comfortable with writing, to give free rein to your imagination.
An exhibition by Colombian artist Fernando Garcia Quintero, inviting reflection on migration, memory and displacement through scenes of everyday Parisian life.
Three indie rock bands take the stage at Supersonic one after another: My Son The Doctor, Dalton and Café Bizarre. An evening for guitar fans, spanning slacker rock, post-punk and indie pop.
Stevie Wonder performs his iconic album Songs in the Key of Life in its entirety, 50 years after its release, in a special concert at the Accor Arena.
A series of creative writing workshops exploring stories born on social networks: creepypasta, Instagram photo novels, the SCP Foundation and chatfics. Led by Théo Barreau and Caroline Metz of the Maelstrom collective.
Concert evening with Sego, art-punk from Los Angeles with indie-pop hooks, and Alien Chicks, a Brixton band mixing punk, jazz, rap, Latin and math rock. For fans of energetic rock.
A session where children read aloud to a dog, without fear of judgment, to encourage reading, expression and build self-confidence. For children aged 7 to 12.
The library invites you to share texts you love, out loud or in French Sign Language, with LSF/FR interpreters present to translate. Librarians also offer a selection of excerpts from literary works in French and in LSF.
As part of the Autumn of Science, a workshop on drawing butterflies with soft pastels and stencils, led by Juliette Binet, followed by a book signing and sale. For children aged 7 to 10.
One Saturday a month, workshops to explore dance and its connections with French Sign Language, for deaf and hard-of-hearing children aged 7 to 12.
Readings about ecology accompanied by music, to learn and be amazed through song, about gardens, little creatures and the magic of living things.
A workshop on how to create a manga character with Loui, followed by a meeting with the author of the Redflower series. Ages 10 and up.
During the All Saints' Day holidays, short visits at the Musée Méliès to explore the history of cinema, from magic to Georges Méliès's tricks, and weekend activities to uncover the secrets of his special effects.
As part of the ALIMENTERRE festival, screening of the documentary Être Vivant(s) - Interroger nos liens (Being Living Beings - Questioning Our Bonds), which follows the daily lives and thoughts of livestock farmers and shepherds in the South Aveyron. Better suited to adults or from high school age.
A creative workshop to explore the world of Alexander Calder's mobiles and make your own mobile. Open to children aged 6 and up, accompanied by one adult only, as well as to parents, grandparents and residents of the Rothschild Foundation.
Youssou Ndour and the Super Etoile de Dakar perform at the Accor Arena in Paris for the legendary Grand Bal, an exceptional concert with many guests and surprises.
A high-intensity punk/noise pop concert, driven by shredded guitars and explosive rhythms. For fans of Fugazi, Idles and The Pixies.
A monumental diptych blending classical and contemporary dance, hip-hop, theatre, music and operatic singing, performed by some twenty artists on stage, inspired by Polish literature and the doubts of our time.
Concert by Dutch Criminal Record, a Brighton band blending surf rock and shoegaze, joined by the Canadians Hotel Mira, on stage at Supersonic Records in Paris.
A talk on how computer simulations help us better grasp reality, and what their limits are. Suitable for ages 12 and up, at the Maison Paris Nature.
Every Sunday, Supersonic pays tribute to the great icons of rock and pop with live concerts by local bands. This evening is devoted to the female voices of the 1980s.
John Craigie presents his warm, intimate folk at Supersonic Records, joined by Jobi Riccio as special guest.
An endurance race in the backyard ultra format: the same 6.706 km loop to be run every hour, until only one competitor is left.
A writing workshop to explore the animal point of view and enter its language, through fun activities and documentary research. A second, independent part is offered in February 2027.
A rally to discover the trees of the Parc Floral de Paris by observing leaves, bark and fruit. For ages 8-14, accompanied by an adult, free registration required.
A five-afternoon workshop combining dance, singing and drama for children aged 5 to 11, with a snack included and a free demonstration at the end of the workshop.
A talk by photojournalist Aimée Bouchet on how to inhabit and tell the story of a world in transformation, between expedition accounts and environmental upheaval.
As part of the series "Geology, the Underground Foundation of Our World", the Bibliothèque publique d'information is hosting a discussion about rocks with three geologists.
An indie electronic evening with the Dutch trio The Homesick and the Brussels collective Group-Ensemble, for fans of experimental pop and electronic music.
Bigflo & Oli announce Karma, their 5th album, a return to their roots after more than 10 years of career. A pure, direct and sincere rap project, which opens a new live chapter with an event tour.
Concert by Kita Alexander, a rising figure in Australian alt-pop, at Popup! in Paris. A sensitive and luminous voice of today's alternative pop, for music-loving audiences.
A rally to discover the trees of the Parc Floral de Paris by observing leaves, bark and fruit. For ages 8-14, accompanied by an adult.
The Ferme de Paris is offering an activity stand to discover the farm's cucurbits and squashes, with activities for young and old. A walk around the farm is also possible during this season.
An afternoon of writing for yourself, in a small group of adults, based on prompts put together as a group. Everyone writes freely, at their own pace, session by session or as a package.
Two concerts in one evening: Cherryholt, an English indie-pop quintet with youthful energy, then Valet, a Parisian band blending rock, jazz and neo soul. For live music fans.
As part of the My First Festival, a storytelling session in French and French Sign Language followed by the screening of two animated short films, for children ages 3 and up.
A board game workshop on the theme of nature, led by an Environmental Advisor, to discover living beings under the trees. Accessible from age 3, adults and children play together.
A film concert that takes the youngest through all kinds of emotions in a colourful indie-pop electronica world, but one that is suitable for them… and that captivates adults just as much!
Every month, the Maison Paris Nature offers readings of stories chosen from the Nature Library collection. This month, stories in which animals make us laugh, for accompanied children aged 3 and up.
Post-punk concert by the British band Lemonsuckr, described as true on-stage chaos. For fans of Fat Dog, The Strokes and Adult Dvd.
LE SSERAFIM will give their very first concert in France at the Accor Arena in Paris, as part of their 2026 'PUREFLOW' tour.
La Ferme de Paris offers participatory work sessions to learn about market gardening: on the agenda, a discussion about soil and sowing green manure. Remember to come with suitable clothing and your lunch.
An exhibition open to everyone to discover the diversity of mushrooms, their role in forest ecosystems and to talk with specialists.
A workshop to discover the seeds to sow in autumn and prepare your gardening space for spring. For gardeners, beginners or not.
Concert of Swedish dream pop, somewhere between bewitching pop and tormented punk, for fans of Alvvays, Fazerdaze and Beach Fossils.
Korn concert at the Accor Arena in Paris, for fans of rock, metal and alternative music.
Camille Jansen, a French-British independent artist, performs live at Supersonic Records to present her songs and her first album, The Loose Screws.
A workshop to learn how to make your own zero-waste products and save money, one Saturday a month, every other month, at the multimedia library.
As part of Taste Week, come and discover a seasonal fruit, vegetable or edible plant from the farm, to be enjoyed freshly picked, plain or prepared as jam, pesto or fritters.
A friendly gathering to exchange seedlings, seeds and cuttings, to keep plants circulating around the city and to discover the seed library. Come with your hands full or not, you will not leave empty-handed!
As part of the Manga Fanatics event, the Saint-Eloi library is offering a workshop to discover kumihimo, the traditional Japanese art of braided cord, and create a pretty bracelet. All ages, from 8 years old.