WeekSpots
The staff of Montparnasse Cemetery introduce you to their jobs during a walk through the paths of this historic site: welcoming families, maintaining the grounds and watching over the graves.
A gentle gymnastics session for seniors, offered by the Paris Université Club, to improve flexibility, balance and physical well-being gently.
Léo Brière, a mentalist, invites you to explore the mysteries of chance and fate through unsettling, funny and moving experiments. A mind-reading show for all audiences.
Weekly writing workshop led by Lola Arrouasse, built around prompts based on texts and/or images. It is aimed at a group of people committed for the whole term, with the possibility of coming to try it out at any time.
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 two art therapists from the GHU Paris Psychiatry and Neurosciences.
A show by the company Esperluète and Co built around selected texts by Jean Tardieu, blending humour, absurdity, tragedy and poetry. Directed and performed by Sylvie Mandier and François Michonneau.
"Paris is Magique", the first musical about Paris and Parisians: a Parisian doctor living in Tokyo shows the capital to his Japanese fiancée while hiding the reality from her. Written and directed by Sacha Judaszko and Nicolas Nebot.
The former Saint-Vincent-de-Paul hospital is becoming a renovated district: come rediscover the site, visit the construction sites and meet the Yes We Camp team during a festive weekend.
Symposium on arts therapies in hospital: practices, issues and prospects, organised as part of the 2026 Mental Health Information Weeks.
One Friday a month, the libraries of the 14th arrondissement offer board game evenings for all ages: play on your own or learn new games, alone, with family or with friends.
Discussion with Prune Missoffe Panico, activist and author of À Contre-Courant (Against the Current), about her experience aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla and about activism: doubts, hopes, frustrations, anger and joys.
Screening of the film Captain Fantastic by Matt Ross, organized by the association Paris14 Territoire de Cinéma as part of the 9th edition of its festival "La famille dans tous ses états" (The Family in All Its States). Ages 14 and up.
Aby and Laura meet again after years of silence: between Britney Spears, childhood memories and settling of scores, a pop tragicomedy about memory and what we invent to keep loving those we have lost.
A musical driven by the greatest disco funk hits: Carmen rules the club Inferno, where Bianca, a young dancer whose life is about to be turned upside down, arrives. A whirlwind of dance and live music, amid family, power and revenge.
First edition of a mixed-arts festival on the former Petite Ceinture, with concerts, shows, graffiti, round tables and artistic strolls, around the theme of Travel.
La Garenne nursery and the Môm'Artre association offer family enrichment activities on Saturday mornings: free play, musical awakening, visual arts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with a child under 6 years old.
The Cabanis nursery opens its doors on Saturday mornings for family sensory and developmental activities with the Môm'Artre association: free play, musical awakening, visual arts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with a child under 6 years old.
The Mariniers nursery and the Môm'Artre association offer family early-learning activities: free play, musical awakening, visual art, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with a child under 6 years old.
A workshop led by a professional to discover or deepen your skills in aerial silks and trapeze, working on figures, balances, sequences and fluidity, while respecting each person's level.
The Fête des rues aux écoles celebrates the pedestrianised and planted streets near the schools of the 14th district: sports activities, creative workshops, a dance party, Lego games, karaoke and snacks, for young and old alike.
Bidouille, the library's orange mascot, invites babies and their parents to a reading session: first picture books, word books, nursery rhymes and finger games, suited to little ones up to 3 years old.
Read-aloud sessions open to everyone, for children aged 0 to 3. Free entry subject to availability.
Turn aluminium cans into earrings and keyrings with the Queen of Trash. A creative workshop for beginners, ages 10 and up, where you bring at least four cans.
A musical for young audiences by the Safa Brothers based on Charles Perrault: a young miller inherits a cat with exceptional talents who uses trick after trick to make him the Marquis of Carabas.
A musical show adapted from Charles Perrault's famous tale, in which Princess Aurora falls into a long sleep. A magical family journey with princesses, knights, fairies and a life-size dragon.
A musical adventure inspired by Rudyard Kipling's classic: Mowgli, Baloo and Bagheera in a quest blending theatre, music and dance, for the whole family.
Chantal offers a magical moment around stories: reading fairy tales and illustrating a personalized booklet, for children aged 4 to 10.
A tale performed by Matisse Tchenquela and Yunwei, blending music, dance and storytelling to celebrate caring for others and exchange, followed by a participatory, musical moment. Ages 5 and up.
A free visual arts workshop, open to everyone regardless of level, to explore your creativity at your own pace in a welcoming space.
Pascal Amoyel pays tribute to Beethoven on the 200th anniversary of his death, conducting an investigation into his 32 Sonatas, a true diary of a life.
Bidouille, the library's orange mascot, and its librarians offer a session of readings, songs and finger plays for children ages 4 and up, with picture books and kamishibai.
As part of the "Fête des rues aux enfants", Cirque SHAM presents an open-air circus cabaret: an hour of varied, lively acts, accessible to everyone, to share with the family.
A funny and musical clown solo that tackles the theme of schizophrenia with accuracy, written and performed by Sébastien Petiot. Recommended for ages 11 and up.
Four musicians weave a hybrid universe blending jazz, minimalist pop and electronic music, carried by women's voices, committed lyrics, slam poetry and poetry.
The 2026 Les Arènes Lyriques concert returns for two final performances, blending romantic opera and soul. An intimate experience not to be missed.
As part of the Day of the Night, the French Astronomy Association invites you to observe the starry sky in Montsouris park, with the naked eye and with instruments, and to think about light pollution and its effects on biodiversity.
Paris Sport Dimanches offers a free outdoor fitness session, open to everyone, alone, in a group or with family, with no advance registration.
A charity walk-run in pairs to build links between generations, open to everyone: adults, children, seniors and people with disabilities. You can sign up on your own; pairing up is arranged on the day.
The tale of Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs revisited by Olivier Solivérès, nominated for the 2022 Molières Young Audience award, with holograms and projection mapping. A musical and poetic show for the whole family, ages 3 and up.
After Sherlock Holmes and Puss in Boots, the Safa Brothers put a new spin on the legend of Pocahontas in a family musical blending adventure, romance and a meeting of cultures, with immersive sets, projections and holograms.
Tables, chairs, games: just come along! Every Sunday, board games of all kinds, free and open to everyone.
Five eccentric opera singers humorously revisit the greatest opera arias, spiced up with a few borrowings from pop. A musical comedy show to see with the family.
ZWAJ, "marriage" in Arabic: Hajare & Arthur, partners on stage as in life, dance and seek each other around what it means to unite, between the dream of "yes for life" and the compromises of everyday life.
A dance and theatre show created by the duo Hajare Akiri-Marmagne and Arthur Marmagne, exploring the marriage between dream and reality, with humour and poetry. Ages 6 and up.
A gateball session offered by UP'Sport to stay fit while having fun. This Japanese game similar to pétanque works on balance, coordination and concentration, in a friendly atmosphere.
As part of Pink October, the Thérèse et Jeanne Brulé pool is holding a day to raise awareness about breast cancer screening, with a prevention stand and a giant aqua fitness session.
Screening of the West German drama Anita G. by Alexander Kluge, in tribute to the filmmaker who passed away in 2026, preceded by an introduction by Matthias Steinle, film researcher at the University Sorbonne Nouvelle.
A musical comedy by Fred Radix: on the night of 19 December 1978, an unexpected incident disrupts a film club screening, and the usherettes have to improvise to keep the audience waiting.
Outdoor zumba sessions offered every week by the association UP Sport ! Unis pour le Sport, open to all levels, to relax and let off steam in a friendly and inclusive atmosphere.
In the heart of Paris, come listen to the secrets of Parc Monceau and awaken your imagination through the tales and legends of George Sand. A bucolic, timeless interlude not to be missed!
A talk led by a psychologist from the Association Empreintes, which specialises in supporting bereaved people, followed by a discussion with the participants. It is aimed at people aged 60 and over.
Librarians tell stories to children ages 4 and up. By reservation, one week before each session.
As part of the Rentrée des Cultures, the Benoîte Groult library is offering a workshop introducing Portuguese language and culture, led by Egídia Souto, in partnership with the Portuguese cultural institute Camões.
A musical comedy that takes you behind the scenes of the great Parisian revues, carried by three actress-singers, with humour, poetry and a touch of feminism.
Watercolours and sepia ink drawings by Yanosh Kaldy, architect and graphic artist, on the trees of Paris as a source of inspiration.
Meet the Italian composer and musicologist Riccardo Giagni, followed by a screening of the documentary "La macchina delle immagini di Alfredo C" by Roland Sejko, with the director in attendance.
Weekly group women's self-defense classes, 100% female, offered by the Shaktibudo school in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, in a warm atmosphere among women.
A wellness and health class reserved for senior women, combining Qi Gong and self-defense, in a caring environment.
As part of Mental Health Awareness Weeks, a free one-day workshop to take time for yourself, regain energy and connect with your emotions through creativity. No artistic skills required.
An hour of mental health awareness to better understand everyday issues and discover Mental Health First Aid (PSSM). An open discussion for all residents of the 14th arrondissement.