WeekSpots
Intimate concert by MUNE, a pop folk artist with an airy voice, on the boat El Alamein. An immersive world accompanied by a moon-instrument, for a mostly adult audience.
A gathering to practise Chinese in a friendly and fun atmosphere, open to people learning the language, at beginner and intermediate level.
Documentary about Fred, a lonely man from the Marais who investigates the death of Jim Morrison to reinvent his life. A sensitive portrait of difference and loneliness.
Beginner or expert, solo or with family, come and try the multimedia library's board games! Strategy, bluffing, quizzes, luck, every player for themselves or in cooperation, there will be something for every taste!
Concert of romantic ragas from North India: Ranajit Sengupta on sarod and his son Rajarshi on the 19-string Indian mandolin, accompanied on tabla by Kousik Banerjee.
A free workshop for expectant parents and parents of newborns, led by specialists, to create a healthy environment during pregnancy and the baby's first months.
The Dunois swimming pool is holding a day of awareness-raising and activities around the fight against breast cancer, with a giant aqua fitness session, gentle exercise, charity stands and a concert.
One Saturday a month, the story hut welcomes children ages 4 to 8 for a magical hour of storytelling full of discoveries, to share with parents, grandparents, neighbors or friends.
Awareness workshops and information stands on arts therapies, with closed-group workshops by registration for care and support professionals, and an open information forum with organizations and associations present.
Stories and songs for toddlers aged 0 to 3 and their families, at storytime.
An introductory workshop on the media library's vinyl cutter: cutting stickers, decorating objects, pop-up or papercraft, using 2D vector drawing software. From 15 years old.
A talk by neurobiologist Hirac Gurden on taste: the five senses, pleasure, memory and the social sharing of food. Open to the general public, as part of Taste Week.
As part of Manga Mad, an introduction to dubbing workshop led by professional actor Alexis Bourtereau, so you can bring your favourite characters to life. Ages 9 and up.
One Saturday a month, the media library hosts a board game evening open to all curious players, ages 12 and up, to explore its selection of games in a friendly atmosphere.
Three musicians brought together around klezmer and Romani music get their cultures talking to each other for a fresh reading of these ancestral repertoires, between Romanian dances and transfigured klezmer melodies.
A Japanese singing workshop led by Fumie Hihara, a musician specialising in the koto and the shamisen: exploring the breath, working on pitch, and learning traditional Japanese melodies.
Concert by the band SLOPE, blending hardcore, heavy grooves and a crossover spirit of funk, hip-hop and grunge, in the vein of Rage Against the Machine or Beastie Boys. A must for fans of energetic live music.
A short film-making course led by Kody: young people take part in front of and behind the camera with professional equipment, to learn methods, cultures, creativity and techniques.
A painting workshop to let your creativity flow and create a work with your own hands, in a friendly atmosphere. All materials are provided, and no knowledge of painting or drawing is required.
The Japanese trio BORIS returns to the stage for the 20th anniversary of its cult album Pink, with the tour "Do You Remember Pink Days?". An intense and immersive concert in the band's noisy, psychedelic and incandescent world.
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.
Monthly support group run by the association The Witches' Society to speak about your experience of sexist and sexual violence and to talk about your healing journey. Open to women and gender minorities.
A concert evening aboard a legendary junk moored in Paris, with three bands offering folk rock, danceable pop and dreamy pop soul. For adults and older teens who love live music.
Post-rock concert at Petit Bain: Swedish duo Oh Hiroshima present their new album, supported by the trio Barrens.
As part of the Month of the Imaginary, the Virginia Woolf multimedia library invites you to a Reading Bar concocted by the theatre company Les Écriés: readings of excerpts from fantasy and science-fiction novels, whispered in your ear, to share with the family.
A classical music concert for all, performed by the Q5 brass quintet, mixing serious works and popular pieces.
The médiathèque, in partnership with the Opale Rôliste association, is offering a role-playing game night for anyone who enjoys adventure, teamwork and challenges. Whether you are experienced or a beginner, everyone will find a table to welcome them.
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.
A contemporary dance piece by Josépha Madoki that twists the codes of fashion to turn them into a choreographic arena where bodies assert themselves and norms explode.
A theatrical reading about the writer couple Simone Schwarz-Bart and Yann Plougastel, followed by a choreographic creation by two dancers on a woman's view of her own body.
Vietnamese conversation workshops, led by a Vietnamese volunteer reader, for beginner learners. A friendly and fun time to chat.
A musical breakfast about surprising voices: extreme ranges, androgynous voices, royal voices, strange timbres and voices used as instruments. Free admission.
Horror stories and activities for young and old, with the scariest costume welcome: story times, game and activity stands, a literary aperitif and a costume vote.
A live performance in which an artist paints a large-format canvas while a pianist improvises in real time. The audience watches the creative process unfold, in a dialogue between painterly gesture and music.
Nave-Mãe (Mothership) brings together the musicians who played with Hermeto Pascoal on stage and in the studio for decades and who now offer tribute concerts with a 100% Hermeto repertoire.
Lol Tolhurst, founding member of The Cure and inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, performs a concert in Paris, with a setlist tied to his album "Los Angeles" and his post-punk career.
Nave-Mãe (Mothership) brings together the musicians who played with Hermeto Pascoal on stage and in the studio for decades and who now offer tribute concerts with a 100% Hermeto repertoire.
Nave-Mãe (Mothership) brings together the musicians who played with Hermeto Pascoal on stage and in the studio for decades and who now offer tribute concerts with a 100% Hermeto repertoire.
Nave-Mãe (Mothership) brings together the musicians who played with Hermeto Pascoal on stage and in the studio for decades and who now offer tribute concerts with a 100% Hermeto repertoire.
A dance performance by Josépha Madoki, a leading figure in Waacking in France, which summons the energy of disco and club nights as a space of resistance and collective healing.
Guadeloupean drummer-percussionist Kristof Négrit presents "État d'âme" (State of Mind), a concert blending Guadeloupean rhythms, modern jazz and afrobeat influences, with saxophone, piano and double bass.
Minino Garay, an Argentine percussionist, takes up residence at the JASS Club and brings together a trio with guests from Argentina, Switzerland and elsewhere, for a meeting of tradition and modernity.
An evening of personal accounts and discussion around the photo exhibition "Les Reines du Bois" (The Queens of the Woods), devoted to South American trans women who work as prostitutes in the Bois de Boulogne, offering a humane look at lives that are all too often despised.
A musical journey around the qanun, the emblematic instrument of Mediterranean Arab music, led by Tunisian virtuoso Hend Zouari, accompanied by the duduk, cello and percussion.
A movement and circus discovery workshop for children aged 2 to 4 accompanied by their parents, where little ones and grown-ups explore together through the joy of play.
A family nature drawing workshop, from age 6, to learn how to draw the birds of the Île-de-France region from photographs, led by a nature artist. Drawing materials provided.
Workshops to discover aerial circus apparatus (rope, trapeze, fabric, straps, hoop), led by artists of Cirque Fièr·e·s, to try or take up circus practice again.
Commemorating the centenary of T.R. Mahalingam, flautist J.A. Jayant brings together his most gifted students for a historic European tour: an ensemble of five Carnatic flautists, joined by percussionists.
Journalist Gregory Coutaut offers an overview of German-language auteur cinema of the last 25 years, between ghosts of History, internationally renowned actresses and irresistible comedies.
Screening of the horror film Friday 13 (1980, original version with French subtitles), followed by a live episode of the show Monster Squad devoted to horror cinema.
A show blending theatre and songs: Mademoiselle Maya welcomes the audience into her little 1900s parlour, with risqué double-entendre texts, previously unpublished letters and piano. For an adult audience.
Concert of classical Arab songs and music by the Duo Sawt Al-Chark: repertoire of Oum Kalsoum, traditional songs from Aleppo and Aramaic sacred chants, with oud and percussion.
A silent film screening in flamboyant colours, populated with fantastical creatures and tales from the Arabian Nights, with a pianist improvising live. For young and old alike, ages 6 and up.
A meeting with Mademoiselle Kiss, drag queen and alter ego of costume designer Quentin Lefèbvre, who will talk about creating costumes and makeup. Ages 15 and up.
Screening of the documentary "Habibi, Chanson pour mes ami·e·s" ("Habibi, a Song for My Friends") by Florent Gouëlou (80 min), followed by a discussion with the director, as part of the Pride Festival.
A puzzle tournament in teams of 4, open to experienced people aged 15 and up. The qualifiers lead to the grand interlibrary final of the City of Paris.
A friendly badminton tournament played entirely in the dark: the court, net and shuttlecocks glow under black light, with music playing. All levels are welcome.
A workshop to explore how ragas work and their fundamental principles, and to enrich your musical practice by bringing your instrument (sitar or other).
A Hindustani classical music concert: Deepsankar, the fourth generation of sitar players, and Abhirup Roy, a tabla virtuoso, in a dialogue between sitar and the rhythms of northern India.