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As part of Mental Health Information Weeks, the Therapeutic Workshop for Rehabilitation through Work is opening its doors to present its indications and how it supports adult patients.
An introductory dance therapy workshop to reconnect with your breath, yourself and others, in a caring, judgement-free atmosphere. No dance experience required.
A musical entirely written, produced and performed by passionate retirees, accompanied by the association À Corps d'Ailes. An intergenerational show open to all.
Open the doors of the City of Paris Environmental Health Laboratories to discover their missions and the professions that contribute to monitoring and analysing environmental health issues. A guided tour to explore chemical pollutants and biology.
As part of Blue Week, seniors and CM2 pupils explore the 13th arrondissement in the footsteps of women who gave their names to streets, combining a walk and artistic creation.
The City of Paris opens the doors to the behind-the-scenes areas of the Georges Carpentier sports centre: guided tours, demonstrations and meetings with the staff who keep the sports facilities running.
A guided introduction to the digital resources of the Paris City Libraries portal (digital library, Les Yeux doc, music resources, language courses, self-study) and to finding information on the Internet.
Set off to discover the Salpêtrière neighbourhood in the company of a guide-lecturer. A guided tour offered by the Comité d'histoire de la Ville de Paris.
A concert by Toma Sidibé blending Afro-urban rhythms (afrobeats, amapiano, coupé-décalé) with lyrics sung in French, Bambara or Nouchi, in a festive and shared atmosphere.
Nine dancers carrying their own stories come together on stage for an intimate and universal journey, in which dance becomes a visceral language and differences become a strength.
An immersive visit to a Parisian Centre for Employment Integration (EPI) to discover how people on the RSA are supported towards work and independence, through the journey of one person receiving support and the professions involved.
Discover the tools and techniques of surveyors, who measure long distances and angles in the street to map public space and prepare urban development projects.
A varied session offered by UP’Sport, combining walking and strength training to stay fit while having fun.
Screening of the documentary "Miroir, Miroir" (Mirror, Mirror), which explores our relationship to age and ageing through an intergenerational dance piece. The screening is followed by a discussion with the director and the artistic director.
Supervised football training sessions, open to young people who want to try the sport or improve, in a friendly and collective setting.
Quai de la Photo, a venue dedicated to photography, turns into a concert hall for a participatory choir where the audience becomes the performer and sings, including Céline Dion songs.
Louis Arlette performs a live set with electro and electric sounds, in the intimate atmosphere of the boat El Alamein. A moment for fans of introspective sets as well as for dancers.
Louis Arlette offers an electrifying, organic universe with a unique sound: rich textures combined with captivating rhythms. A live set that will delight fans of introspective sets and dancers in search of pure emotion.
Crèche Fontaine à Mulard and the association Môm'Artre offer family activities for young children: free play, music, arts and crafts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with children under 6.
Parisian nurseries open their doors on Saturday mornings for early-learning activities to share as a family: free play, musical awakening, visual arts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with a child under 6 years old.
The Moi et mes enfants association offers sports coaching sessions accessible to all, whatever their age and level, to help people enjoy sport again in a friendly atmosphere.
A monthly gathering to awaken the very young, in a warm and friendly atmosphere, to share with parents, grandparents, neighbours and friends.
Wind the thread, unwind the thread of stories and songs! A gathering to listen to picture books, first tales and sing nursery rhymes, for children from 3 years old and their families.
A support group open to people with cancer and former cancer patients, one Saturday a month, to share experiences, talk and be listened to freely and in confidence, and to feel less alone in the face of illness.
Basketball sessions open to everyone, young people and adults, to discover the sport, play and improve in a friendly and inclusive atmosphere.
Come and discover the librarians' 2026 literary season selection at the Jean-Pierre Melville multimedia library and share your own! Stock up on literary recommendations over a coffee.
Simple, fun experiments to discover how plants, animals and humans move through the air. Two sessions depending on age: 5-8 years and 9-12 years.
A round table on coral, between science and design, with a marine biologist and a design researcher. For curious adults and older teenagers.
A meeting with the Bibliothèques gourmandes, an association that has worked for 30 years to promote knowledge of culinary culture and heritage, on the occasion of Taste Week. The focus is on Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, a jurist, musician and gastronome, and author of the Physiologie du goût (The Physiology of Taste).
A participatory street comedy, a rewrite of Aristophanes by the company Les Pisseuses, exploring consent, the place of women in politics and the sharing of wealth.
The Gospel River choir conveys the inspiration and power of the Negro spiritual, under the direction of Emmanuel Bayigbetek, with a repertoire blending traditional songs and contemporary gospel.
Concert by Loner Deer, a folk-country singer-songwriter, to celebrate the release of his album Wildflowers in the intimate atmosphere of the boat El Alamein.
A Bharatanatyam recital, a classical Indian dance form, exploring the great moments of humanity: joy, separation, anguish, love. A show to discover this ancient art.
A film-concert for a first sensory experience: five animated films accompanied by a brass quartet and a celesta. Recommended for ages 4 and up.
Paris Sport Dimanches offers the chance to play badminton and table tennis for free all year round, with no registration, at sports centres in Paris. The City of Paris sports instructors welcome you.
Paris Sport Dimanches offers an outdoor fitness session, free and with no registration, open to everyone, alone, in a group or with family.
A workshop introducing traditional Iranian singing, open to everyone, exploring vocal technique, Persian poetry and ornaments (tahrirs) through learning a tasnif.
A weekly 100% women's football session specially designed for the very youngest, ages 3 to 6, to discover the sport while having fun and in complete safety.
Basketball sessions open to everyone, with a supervised slot for under-18s and a dynamic training session for adults, in a friendly and inclusive atmosphere.
Chri$tian Gate$ is an artist from Orange County whose journey blends poetry, rap, pop, R&B, rock and folk. His electric performances invite everyone to connect with their own story.
Concert by British band Onslaught, a thrash metal pioneer, on their European "Force From Hell" tour. A must for metal fans.
These workshops, open to all learners of French, let you practise French in a friendly and fun atmosphere, around a range of topics.
The "Paris Sportives" programme lets women and teenage girls take part in regular physical activity on sports grounds and in public squares. And it's free!
A weekly table tennis session for seniors, offered by Paris 13 Tennis de Table, combining precision, reflexes and the pleasure of playing outdoors.
Weekly multisport sessions for young people aged 10 to 15, combining discovery of several disciplines, physical fitness and team spirit in a friendly and supportive atmosphere.
An exhibition of abstract, organic paintings exploring the transformations of matter, landscape and time, between geological strata, erosion and memory.
A dance evening devoted to modern 4-count rock, an accessible and friendly partner dance. You don't need to come with a partner or know how to dance: you learn, you improve and you dance with everyone.
Outdoor yoga sessions organized by the UP'Sport association, designed for seniors to stay fit and relax as a group.
Once a month, the media library offers a selection of video games to explore with friends or family, open to all curious minds aged 8 and up.
Reading of picture books, stories told with a kamishibai or projected by the librarians, for children aged 4 to 7.
An exhibition on the history, the manifestations and the normalization of racism against people perceived as Roma, with discussion sessions and personal accounts.
A show drawn from the notebooks written by Nijinski in a psychiatric hospital: a musical poem about the artist and death, somewhere between a concert, a recital and a monologue, performed by a pianist and an actor-dancer. Ages 15 and up.
Myrath concert presented by Access Live.
An evening concert aboard a legendary junk moored in the heart of Paris, with Jozeph and his smooth, colourful "Newpop" world, and the Jude Aston project, somewhere between folk, rock and poetry.
A workshop to discover the essential safety rules to apply when using the Internet. It is aimed at people who already know how to use a computer, browse the Web and send an email.
A free, participatory reading circle devoted to Jean Albany and Joseph Zobel, two voices from the Creole-speaking world. Portraits, readings aloud and an arpentage workshop, open to all with no prior reading required.
An art therapy talk on modelling as therapeutic mediation, led by Nathalie Drouault, an art therapist specialising in modelling. She invites you to discover the therapeutic potential of clay through sessions with young patients.
A lecture by Anne Augereau, a prehistorian at Inrap, on the place of women in prehistoric societies and the origin of inequality between the sexes.
Screening of the documentary “Le paradoxe du beau : des arts-thérapeutes à l’œuvre” (The Paradox of Beauty: Art Therapists at Work), followed by a discussion with art therapists. A film-and-discussion event on art therapy, for an adult audience.