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Two booksellers, one in Toulouse and one in Paris, talk about their profession: how one chooses it, its joys and its difficulties. An open discussion with questions, with French Sign Language/French interpreters.
So La Lune, a rapper from the new French urban scene, performs on the stage of the Accor Arena in Paris. A concert for rap fans.
An expressionist theatre and dance show inspired by the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, performed by around twenty performers and a musical quartet. Ages 16 and up.
A composer and a major figure in film music, Éric Serra celebrates 45 years of creation on stage, surrounded by his musicians, in an immersive show that revisits his iconic works.
Every Sunday since 2016, Supersonic has paid tribute to the big names of rock and pop. Tonight, local bands play System of a Down's biggest hits live.
Eric Serra celebrates 45 years of his career with an immersive, reimagined show, surrounded by his musicians, offering a contemporary reinterpretation of his iconic works such as Subway, Nikita, Léon, The Big Blue and The Fifth Element.
Noah Kahan concert at the Accor Arena, as part of his The Great Divide tour. A portion of the proceeds goes to The Busyhead Project, his association dedicated to mental health.
A painting exhibition by Angela Bonavita exploring human relationships, between abstraction and figuration, through bodies in motion and deep emotions.
An exhibition by the CNRS to discover how researchers draw inspiration from nature to innovate, in the fields of health, robotics, ecology and chemistry.
Concerts, dance and theatre programmed at the Jardin de Marianne as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season.
A season of free open-air shows at the square's kiosk: concerts, dances, choirs and theatre follow one another throughout the year. For all audiences.
A season of free open-air shows at the square's bandstand: music, singing, dance, poetry and theatre for all audiences.
Concerts, dance and theatre programmed at the kiosk in Square Trousseau as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season.
Frédéric Combeau's exhibition "Écorces" (Bark) celebrates the trees of the Arboretum de Paris, revealing the diversity and beauty of these plant "skins".
The Parc zoologique de Paris is devoting its new season to the world's wetlands: an exploration trail, an activity booklet for ages 6 and up, activities and commented feedings, to enjoy with the family throughout the year.
Boat rental for rowing on the Lac des Minimes, in the Bois de Vincennes. A quiet moment on the water, to enjoy with the family, with birdwatching and herons.
The senior clubs of the 12th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, whether retired, early-retired or in other situations, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities.
Beginner skateboarding sessions for children aged 6 and up and adult women, to discover and improve in a safe and friendly setting.
An exhibition paying tribute to Jean-Paul Belmondo, one of the greatest names in French cinema, through 90 films in which he combined boldness, charm and authenticity.
A photography exhibition by Frédéric Combeau devoted to the wild animals that live in Paris, on view at the Parc de Bercy.
"The Middle of Things" by Javier Carro Temboury: an installation of objects found in the neighbourhood, inaugurated by Black Swan Real Estate Capital in the Panache offices, Paris 12th.
The City of Paris invites families to a children/parents activity session at the Althea Gibson gymnasium, throughout the year. This session can accommodate up to 50 children.
Weight-training sessions led by the City of Paris sports instructors, so you can take part in an activity near your home.
Badminton, crossfit and gentle gym sessions led by the sports instructors of the City of Paris, so you can take part in an activity near your home. From age 16.
Muscle-strengthening sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, so you can take part in an activity close to home. From age 16.
A new season for Bercy Encore! An evolving, participatory programme: concerts, a public dance, urban gardening, composting, a fablab, job placement, a shared orchard, recycling, citizens' workshops…
A family treasure hunt that takes you back to 14 July 1789 to help Maxime Delavoix free a prisoner from the Bastille, through riddles and old maps.
Europe's biggest magic show comes to Paris: grand illusions, apparitions, disappearances and levitations. A show that suits adults and children alike.
An exhibition of 14 panels that highlights figures from the overseas territories and from immigrant backgrounds, and their role in the history and values of France. Presented by SOS Racisme, designed by the Muséum national d'histoire naturelle and the ACHAC research group.
An exhibition by Colombian artist Fernando Garcia Quintero, inviting reflection on migration, memory and displacement through scenes of everyday life in Paris.
Courses and workshops for the autumn holidays at three Paris Anim' centres in the 12th arrondissement: weaving, circus, drama, dance, manga, magic, hip-hop, drawing, as well as outings for young people.
A workshop to combine images and words, alternating between writing and collage. No skills or prior experience required.
Bookbinding and engraving workshop open to everyone aged 16 and over: making decorative papers, creating notebooks and discovering several sewing techniques, led by Apolline Angebaud.
Five-day workshop to learn glass cutting, glass painting and lead assembly, starting from a medieval copy or an Art Deco panel. Open from age 16.
A four-day workshop to discover natural plant dyeing, mordanting and Japanese and Indian techniques, and create your own silk scarf. Ages 16 and up.
An exhibition telling the story of more than sixty years of French cinema through filmmakers, actors and actresses of North African immigrant background, with film clips, posters, photographs and archives.
The Marjolaine fair brings together initiatives for responsible consumption: organic, local and committed, with workshops, talks and activities for families.