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A workshop to learn how to mend your clothes by creating colourful, playful or delicate shapes, with several techniques on offer. Open to beginners, ages 14 and up.
Bidouille, the library's orange mascot, invites children to a time of readings, songs and finger plays, with picture books and kamishibai. An event for ages 4 to 8, as part of Pride Month.
Screening of David Lynch's cult film Elephant Man, followed by a presentation and a discussion led by ARTMELE, in partnership with the Centre Paris Anim' Angel Parra.
A Christmas musical by the Safa brothers: the Grrôle, inspired by the Grinch, wants to steal all the presents, but Anna, a mischievous little girl, fully intends to outwit him. Songs, humour and magic to make kids and grown-ups laugh.
A sensory and poetic musical show inspired by Sophie Vissière's album: concrete sounds, voices, instruments and field recordings recreate the imagination of childhood, between listening and memory.
SHAM Spectacles takes over the Darius Milhaud conservatory and invites young and old to gather around the ring for an hour of circus acts, blending feats, poetry and surprises. A lively, generous show accessible to everyone, to share as a family.
Celebrate 30 years of Scala & Kolacny Brothers with "Scala 30", an exceptional anniversary evening: the famous girls' choir, conducted by the Kolacny brothers, reinterprets great pop and rock anthems.
As part of the Pride Festival, the Benoîte Groult library is offering a friendly get-together around inclusive games: a giant participatory puzzle, a revisited board game and colouring activities, to raise awareness among young and old about the fight against discrimination.
Story readings by drag queens and drag kings from the Les Contes à Paillettes collective: inclusive, offbeat tales to explore equality, for children aged 4 and up and the whole family.
A musical show devoted to women, where you laugh and are moved, carried by a troupe of performers who sing, dance and play several instruments.
As part of the Pride Festival, six young Tunisians see their destinies take a turn over four days: love put through the wringer, friendship put to the test, citizenship trampled on. Part fiction, part documentary theatre, a show inspired by the reality of the LGBTQIA+ community in Tunisia.
A board game evening themed around investigation, hosted by three libraries in southwest Paris, tied to the commemoration of Agatha Christie. Ages 14 and up.
A friendly literary café to share your reading and favourites over a tea, coffee or fruit juice. Novels, comics, manga, crime fiction, sci-fi, films… you can present or simply listen.
Dance workshops for amateurs: over three Saturdays, join a group to create a collective choreography with a professional dancer, then perform it at an open stage.
A scientific drawing workshop to discover the animal and plant species that inspired Pokémon, using taxidermy specimens. Ages 14 and up.
A crochet workshop to learn how to make teddy bear soft toys. It is aimed at people who already know how to crochet and who want to start making handmade soft toys.
As part of the Festival des Fiertés, a theatre performance, the screening of a short film and then a panel discussion with the artists and the association Diivines LGBTQIA+.
A monthly get-together for 9-15 year-olds who want to share their favourites: manga, board games, novels, films, comics, video games… A free hand to talk about what you love and discover new interests.
A documentary by Pierrick Bourgault about Jeannine, a bistro owner with a strong character, presented by its director and followed by a talk on the role of cafés and bistros.
A theatrical improvisation match where the Parisian troupe Impro D'Enfer takes on performers from the Bordeaux region, with a master of ceremonies, a musician and a referee. A show for the audience's greatest enjoyment.
A queer comedy lineup mixing stand-up and drag shows, hosted by the duo Carlota & Guimso from Le Poinçon. An evening of laughter, freedom and sequins.
A hypnotic concert led by Geoffrey Secco, a saxophonist trained at Berklee, who invites the audience to explore expanded states of consciousness through music. Ages 15 and up, for people curious about spirituality, consciousness and music.
After TUTU and CAR/MEN, Philippe Lafeuille presents A4 (like the sheet), a joyful and inventive choreographic creation in which four dancers from different worlds share the stage, blending dance, theatre, circus, humour and poetry.
Screening of the documentary "Aimé Césaire, les signes de l'avenir" (Aimé Césaire, the Signs of the Future), written and directed by Patrick Chamoiseau and Guy Deslauriers, with Abd Al Malik as narrator. The screening is followed by a sale of works by Aimé Césaire by the Librairie Calypso (subject to availability).
A sewing workshop to learn how to make a darted vest, over one day and one morning, with Christine. Advanced level, materials included.
A friendly family gathering: a show presented by artists in residence, followed by a parent-child workshop to try circus arts and magic, with a wooden games area.
The wind band of La Sirène de Paris joins the jazz quartet Hormê for a concert of compositions by Rozann Bézier, somewhere between mists and storms.
A "Feelgood" musical show that traces the life of Josephine Baker, artist, resistance fighter and activist, through danced scenes and original music.
A meeting with Lucile Novat, author and French teacher, about her investigation into Little Red Riding Hood, followed by a book sale and signing with the Librairie Flora Lit.
A "crazy" patchwork workshop, easy and without templates: you put together pieces of fabric in a fun and creative way, then embellish them with embroidery stitches. Beginner level, materials included, ages 14 and up.
A workshop to discover theatrical improvisation by exploring civic themes, followed by an improvisation match.
For the first time at the MVAC, an improvisation duel between two teams from Les Impro D'Enfer, hosted by a master of ceremonies, with a musician and a referee. A show for the audience's greatest enjoyment.
A group exhibition bringing together nine artists living in La Roche, who explore figures and forms of "impermanence" through photography, ceramics, wood, paper and painting.
Traditional martial arts classes for adults and young people aged 16 to 55: Wing-Tsun (kung fu), Kali Eskrima (armed self-defence) and Panatukan (unarmed self-defence), as part of the open week of the Union Française du PWTS.
Open house week at the Wing-tsun Elements school: traditional wing-tsun classes and self-defense, competitive fighting, Chi-Sao and Kali Eskrima, open to adults of all levels.
The Paris 14 Territoire de cinéma festival offers 17 films, one per day, screened in 10 cultural venues in the 14th arrondissement.
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!
Individual sessions of support through expressive arts, for children, teenagers and adults, by appointment, in a confidential setting tailored to each person.
Concerts, dance and theatre programmed in Montsouris Park as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season.
Concerts, dance and theatre are scheduled at Square du Cardinal-Wyszynski as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season.
"Fénéstrou": a photography exhibition in which each image becomes a window open onto others and onto the world.
Exhibition by Kati Béal, an artist of dual Eurasian culture, who blends Chinese ink and island colours on recycled cardboard. Her portraits of world-peoples invite us to wake up and resist.
For the fiftieth anniversary of Agatha Christie's death, the libraries of southwestern Paris offer a shared cultural programme to discover or rediscover the life and work of the queen of crime, with varied activities for young and old.
The Manga Fanatics Prize is for enthusiasts and beginners alike, with three selections of recent releases for ages 7-11, 12-15 and 16 and over. Librarians from the City of Paris unveil the new selections.
An exhibition that reexamines the work of Robert Capa, war photographer, through more than sixty vintage prints, magazines, documents and personal objects, to understand his career and his lasting influence.
The senior clubs of the 14th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, retired or not, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities.
An exhibition of reproductions of photographs by Nadar, a pioneer of photography, who documented the Catacombs and the sewers of Paris and then Paris seen from the sky. Presented along the visitor route of the Catacombs.
Funny, musical and interactive: in 1895, a claque leader must save a Paris premiere by training replacements. A show for ages 10 and up.
A music school that welcomes children, teenagers and adults, whatever their experience, to learn, practise and share music in the 14th arrondissement.
Futsal, basketball, football and table tennis sessions led by sports coaches from the City of Paris, so you can take part in a sporting activity near your home.
Roller skating, fitness and boxing sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, so you can take part in an activity near your home.
The City of Paris invites families to a motor skills activity session at Rosa Parks gymnasium, for children aged 3 to 7 accompanied by their parents.
The City of Paris offers a session of motor skills activities and badminton for Parisian families, for parents and their children aged 3 to 7.
Exhibition "Iranica" by Vanecha Roudbaraki: a large acrylic canvas evoking the Sun and Lion movement and the heroes of Iranian movements, including "Woman, Life, Freedom".
For its 2nd edition, the International Glass Fair Paris14 is the only Paris event entirely devoted to glass as an artistic medium, with 30 international artists and a rich and varied programme.
A permanent photo exhibition on the outdoor railings of the Village Notre-Dame de Bon Secours, highlighting the community formed by its residents, carers, professionals and volunteers.
Every month, two open drawing workshops with a live model at Poinçon, a former station on the Petite Ceinture in the 14th arrondissement: a long session (3 hours) in the middle of the month and a themed session (2 hours) at the end of the month. Open to all audiences and all levels.
An art workshop where children create a large map of France and illustrate the emblematic sports of each region through collage, drawing or sculpture.
A week of recreational activities for children aged 8 to 12, combining magic workshops in the morning and an Olympiad of world cultures in the afternoon, supervised by qualified activity leaders.