WeekSpots
A problem with your computer, tablet or smartphone? Librarians offer personalized help of 30 minutes maximum to try to find a solution, within the limits of their skills.
A talk led by an obstetrician-gynecologist to better understand women's hormonal, cardiovascular, mental and intimate health, women's cancers and good everyday practices, followed by a discussion with the audience.
Weekly rugby training sessions for young people aged 13 to 18 and adult women, led by experienced coaches, in a spirit of progress, team cohesion and friendliness.
Five acrobats from the Galactik Ensemble move through a shifting set where reality tips over, between gags, poetry and high-flying acrobatics. A cosmic and human circus, for ages 7 and up.
Non-contact 5-a-side rugby sessions, a fast and safe version of rugby, to stay active and share a friendly moment. Open to all levels, from age 55.
The musical show Le Roi Soleil (The Sun King), produced by Dove Attia and directed by Kamel Ouali, continues its run of dates at the Dôme de Paris after a triumphant return for its 20th anniversary.
A graphic and circus experiment in which the Cyr wheel becomes a paintbrush, carried by an acrobat and a live musician. A visual and musical show that fascinates children and delights adults.
Writing and expression workshop offered by UNADEV, combining a theatrical approach and improvisation to develop free and creative writing. Open to people with visual impairments or not.
A creative café organised by the OLD'UP association: after a presentation, participants split into small groups around 5 round tables on the rights and place of older people, with a view to a UN Convention on the Rights of Older Persons.
On the occasion of the Seniors Forum of the 15th arrondissement, SOLIHA Grand Paris presents solutions for adapting your home: layout, safety, financial aid and procedures. For seniors and their caregivers.
Two project managers in urban planning and architecture introduce their joint work on the development and renovation of an urban planning site built on platforms, with a visit to the conservatory and its surroundings.
A costumed late-night opening at the Musée Bourdelle, with flash tours of the exhibition “L’étoffe de l’artiste” (The Artist’s Fabric), a photobooth and a swing dance. Come dressed as an artist and dance to lindy hop, charleston or jazz.
A lecture on the Japanese writer Sakaguchi Ango (1906-1955), with Estelle Figon and Emmanuel Lozerand, to learn more about his novels, which are still little translated in France.
The Institut Pasteur is exceptionally opening its Paris campus to celebrate 20 years of Pasteurdon: a day to discover biomedical research, to share with the family.
Crèche Lefebvre and the association Je d'enfant et d'adolescent offer family activities for young children: free play, musical awakening, arts and crafts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with a child under 6 years old.
Saint-Charles nursery opens its doors on Saturday mornings for family early-learning activities: free play, musical awakening, arts and crafts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with a child under 6 years old.
Crèche Convention and the association Je d'enfant et d'adolescent offer family early-learning activities on Saturday mornings: free play, musical awakening, arts and crafts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with a child under 6 years old.
The volunteer mechanics of the CycloCube association help you learn how to repair and maintain your bike, discovering mechanics and getting hands-on practice.
A story hour for toddlers, with stories, nursery rhymes and finger games, for children from 0 to 3 years old.
Two story and nursery rhyme sessions at the multimedia library: one for babies from 6 months to 2 years old, one for children from 3 to 6 years old.
One Saturday a month, come share, listen to and talk about music in the company of the librarians. This session explores the sea and the oceans through a selection of musical pieces.
Aqua aerobics is a complete activity that tones the whole body through fitness and swimming exercises. It is offered from age 16.
A guided tour of the exhibition "L'étoffe de l'artiste" (The Artist's Fabric) at the Musée Bourdelle, to discover how artists stage themselves through clothing. Audience: adults and teenagers aged 12 and up.
Two classic Japanese films that show the link between cinema and sake, with Yasujirô Ozu's The Flavor of Green Tea over Rice and Mikio Naruse's Floating Clouds. For fans of Japanese cinema.
Join the unmissable Toto in an interactive, funny, family-friendly show that will delight young and old alike! This year, Toto has to put on his school's end-of-year show all by himself, between mishaps and hilarious situations.
For the second year in a row, the conservatory's semi-professional students perform Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro, in a production directed by Thierry Jennaud.
As part of the Autumn of Science, a meeting with ethologist Agatha Liévin-Bazin and ecologist Daniel Rodary to explore how mutual aid in nature can inspire our societies.
Discover mixed reality with immersive Meta Quest 3 headsets: a technology that combines augmented reality and virtual reality. Ages 12 and up, for sessions of 20 minutes maximum.
Virtual reality experiences to try on site with immersive headsets, to discover virtual worlds and mixed reality. From age 12.
To soak up the atmosphere of Agatha Christie's novels, the librarians offer participatory readings taken from her work, to be shared over English tea.
The Kalevala, a Finnish epic considered Finland's national narrative, told by 5 storytellers from the Âge d'Or de France and 1 musician, directed by Véronique Cléon.
A baroque opera by Pergolesi reimagined by Compagnie Unissons!, blending opera singers, piano and hip-hop dance. A family-friendly show, funny and lively, for opera regulars and for those who think it's out of reach.
A charity concert by the association Note & Bien, with choir and orchestra, in aid of research into Hao-Fountain syndrome, a rare genetic disease.
Paris Sport Dimanches offers a free outdoor sports session, open to everyone, alone, in a group or with family. Come and take part in a fitness activity at Parc André Citroën.
Paris Sport Dimanches offers a free outdoor fitness session, open to everyone, alone, in a group or with family, with no advance registration.
After exploring the exhibition "L'étoffe de l'artiste" (The Artist's Cloth), give a new life to your sweaters that are full of holes, stained or felted, using embroidery and visible mending. Remember to bring your own sweater to repair.
After exploring the exhibition "L'étoffe de l'artiste" (The Artist's Fabric), families recreate an artist's favourite outfit on a cardboard silhouette, using textile samples. For families, children aged 4 and up.
An original creation by the Bormann family blending circus, dance, theatre and special effects, under a Parisian big top, for a fantastical journey around a magic tree.
A family textile workshop to learn the punch needle technique, drawing inspiration from the patterns of Sonia Delaunay and her simultaneous fabrics presented in the exhibition. Children aged 7 and up.
Alex lives with his mother Monique and dreams of leaving the Paris suburbs for Los Angeles. How far will he go to get the life he deserves? A dark comedy in which maternal love becomes an accomplice to the worst.
For Pink October, the Blomet swimming pool (15th arrondissement) is holding a free sports event.
A workshop to discover artificial intelligence, led by the association Les Jardins numériques. Open from age 14, registration required.
A musical and visual show with the band Elastic Bird: two musicians perform live alongside images of a journey through nature, from the forest to sea animals. A sensory experience to share with the family.
A gathering to introduce very young children to the pleasure of shared reading in all its forms: stories, songs, nursery rhymes and finger games.
A sensory, hands-on tour of Antoine Bourdelle's sculptures, designed for pre-walking babies accompanied by their parents, followed by a relaxation session and making a mini sculpture.
Weekly badminton sessions adapted for seniors, led by professionals, to maintain coordination, flexibility and endurance in a friendly setting.
Gentle gym sessions reserved for adult women, to work on breathing, mobility, balance and light strengthening in a soothing atmosphere. Open to all, no advance registration.
A friendly afternoon to discover and play a selection of video games on consoles or PC, alone or with others. Ages 7 and up.
A family clay modelling workshop where children and adults make a clay self-portrait or a portrait of a loved one, then put the creations together to form a family portrait. Children aged 6 and up.
A family guided tour of the exhibition "L’étoffe de l’artiste" (The Artist's Fabric) at the Bourdelle Museum: everyone creates an artist silhouette with clothes and accessories. Children aged 7 and up, accompanied by an adult.
Weekly sessions of adapted sport, combining gentle gym, skill and balance games, to keep fit outdoors. They are aimed at people aged 55 and over.
Indie folk-rock concert by Tansky, inspired by Elliot Smith, Joni Mitchell and Big Thief, somewhere between introspective lyricism and grunge energy. The set comes out of his residency at the multimedia library.
A book club for 10-14 year olds, led by the library team, with a snack so everyone can share their favourites: comics, novels, manga, board games.
A talk by Alexandre Dimos who, based on interviews conducted since 2018, maps out a generation of Japanese graphic designers born between 1970 and 1990.
The Resilience Campus opens its doors to the general public for a free, immersive day: experiences, demonstrations and workshops to test the right reflexes in the face of risks, with family or friends.
A guided tour behind the scenes of the Marguerite Yourcenar multimedia library, to discover what goes on there when the doors are closed to the public. Open to everyone aged 7 and up.
Four Japanese women present their Mura ecovillage project in Laval-en-Brie: a tasting of dishes made with Japanese vegetables in the spirit of "Mottainai cooking" and a craft demonstration using natural materials.
A lecture in tribute to Bernard Frank, a great specialist in Japanese studies, with several speakers, followed by a screening of the film The Ballad of Narayama by Shohei Imamura, based on a work translated by Bernard Frank.
An intergenerational workshop for families to learn how animated images work and create their own flipbook with a professional illustrator. In parent-child pairs, ages 6 and up.
A hand-sewing workshop to make, as a family, a needle holder and a tape-measure box, to take away in a fabric pouch. Family activity for ages 12 and up.