WeekSpots
Multimedia installation-performance by Tania El Khoury that deconstructs the gestures of police forces and border patrols to reveal the dramaturgy of state violence, with choreographic notations of resistance activated by performers and the audience.
A meeting with Gaspard Estrada, political scientist, and Sandrine Morel, head of the Latin America desk at Courrier international, on Latin America's shift to the right, as part of the Jeudis de l'actualité (Thursday Current Affairs).
Berenice and Titus love each other with an immense love, but Titus, having become Emperor of Rome, can he change the laws and the view of his people, who see Berenice as a foreigner?
Five performers from the inclusive company Dançando com a Diferença explore everyday gestures, silence, gaze and breath in a piece choreographed by Bouchra Ouizguen.
The Guimet Museum presents its permanent collections of Asian art and its temporary exhibitions, including "Le savoir en trompe-l'œil. Corée, 18e-20e siècle" (Knowledge in Trompe-l'œil: Korea, 18th-20th Century). A journey through Asian cultures, for all audiences.
A women's handball match in the Ligue Butagaz Energie between Paris 92 and Besançon, with 1 euro donated per ticket sold to the fight against breast cancer.
For the 100th anniversary of the Sogetsu school, the Ikebana Sogetsu association invites you to discover its floral art: arrangements, demonstrations by teachers and an outdoor creation in bamboo.
The Schloesing nursery and the Môm'Artre association offer family activity mornings on Saturdays: free play, musical awakening, arts and crafts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with a child under 6 years old.
The Versailles nursery and the Môm'Artre association offer family stimulation 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 street party at the schools takes over the arrondissement: little ones and grown-ups are invited to share a friendly day of festive, family-friendly activities, organised on rue Gustave Zédé.
Four actors bring to life more than twenty animals from La Fontaine's Fables in a funny, burlesque show, transposed into a zany production where the famous characters still teach people lessons.
A guided tour of the backstage areas of the Théâtre de Chaillot: go behind the curtain and discover the stage spaces reserved for artists, from the costume workshop to the wings.
The Germaine Tillion Library is offering introductory workshops in Catalan, Spanish, Icelandic, Norwegian, Turkish and Ukrainian, as part of the Rentrée des Cultures, in partnership with FICEP.
A series of four creative writing workshops to rewrite Balzac's "Honorine", starting from extracts of the work and a violet scent. The texts written are read aloud and discussed at the end of the session.
The Germaine Tillion library invites readers to share their recent or favourite reads in English, in a friendly atmosphere. These free book clubs, open to everyone, are held twice a month, on a Tuesday or a Saturday.
A geopolitics café about the Korean border, with geographer Valérie Gelézeau, on her book about the DMZ and the Peace Trail.
More than a concert, the story of an encounter between pianist Erik Berchot and his three loves: Chopin, Michel Legrand and Charles Aznavour. A true, intimate story, staged by François Rollin.
After bacteria, fungi! Two researchers present a biobattery that uses fungi to produce electricity and clean up water. A meeting to understand how nature inspires innovative solutions.
Solène Wachter explores the backstage world of stunts and stage illusion: on stage, apparatus and technical devices confront three performers and a stuntwoman with falling, suspension and momentum. Ages 8 and up.
A meeting between the historian Elsa Jamet and the writer Antonin Crenn about his novel Rue des Batailles (Street of Battles), which traces the life of a resident of a Chaillot street that disappeared in the 19th century.
In Machine à spectacle (Spectacle Machine), choreographer Solène Wachter explores the figure of the stuntwoman and presents a creation in which the power of the gesture sometimes reveals the limits of the body, between illusion and risk-taking.
A chamber music concert highlighting patriotic European composers from the turn of the 19th century, with works by Boëllmann, Enesco, Kodaly and Sibelius.
A workshop to get familiar with reading an IGN map and learn how to find your way on the routes to Compostela, organized with the association Compostelle 2000. For anyone who wants to set out on the Way of St. James for the first time.
3rd edition of Martin Arroyos's Choreographic Workshop, devoted to classical dance. Each session includes 1 hour of class and 1 hour of variation work, in an approach where challenge and pleasure meet.
Loom Loom, a metro goblin, must secretly watch over Louise, an RATP employee. Forced to protect her, he introduces her to the world of goblins and realises that humans and goblins are not so different.
A creative workshop where 5-6 year-olds explore theater and painting through games, stories, characters and plenty of colors, to express themselves freely and have fun during the All Saints' holiday.
A week of multi-activity fun on an autumn theme, for children aged 7 to 10: arts and crafts, treasure hunts, outdoor games, sports and tasty snacks.
Intensive throwing workshop for adults, focused on wheel-throwing technique, with no firing or creating, and clay recycling.
Five à la carte yoga sessions (1 hr 30) to take care of yourself: back, stomach, legs, Hatha yoga and an introduction to meditation. For adults, from beginner to experienced practitioner.
A high-energy theater workshop for ages 7-10: a creative adventure to dare, have fun and take the stage like a real little actor!
As part of Art Basel week, Chaillot invites POUSH, a contemporary creation venue, for an evening of performance and celebration blending live arts and visual arts, in a spirit of experimentation and freedom.
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.
Do you own 20th-century paintings, lithographs or sculptures? An expert in modern and contemporary art will appraise them free of charge during this appraisal day.
A season of exhibitions around the notion of territory, bringing together a group exhibition and six solo exhibitions by French and international artists.
A 45-minute guided tour designed for children aged 5 and up, with an activity booklet, to discover the history of the Chaillot building and its works, facing the Eiffel Tower.
An original course for 3-4 year olds, combining creativity and motor skills through building workshops and an introduction to baby judo. A happy mix to imagine, build, move and learn while having fun!
A week of Halloween-themed activities: children dive into a mysterious world full of challenges. For ages 7-10.
A fun sewing workshop for 7-10 year olds, who imagine and make their own Halloween costume, from design to completion.
A theatrical and operatic comedy about Lorenzo Da Ponte, librettist of three famous Mozart operas, in which Casanova, Mozart, Salieri and 18th-century opera singers cross paths.
Four Buster Keaton masterpieces, in restored versions, accompanied live on piano by Thomas Février performing his original compositions. A cine-concert to share with the family, ages 5 and up.
A murder has been committed at the museum: the investigators need you to inspect the crime scene, question the suspects and make your accusations. Ages 14 and up.
A murder party at the Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine: a murder to solve with a detective, witnesses and suspects. Ages 14 and up, in teams of 6 people.
An exhibition paying tribute to Philippe Corentin, children's author and illustrator, with miniature worlds, games and sculpted characters, as part of the children's highlight season at the libraries of the City of Paris.
Monthly gathering at the Germaine Tillion library: a short hour of stories told and retold by the librarians, for children aged 3 to 6.
A time for dialogue and reflection devoted to André Malraux, a major figure in cultural thought, whose legacy continues to nourish artistic imaginations and political consciences.
A documentary show by Aurélie Charon and the Radio Live collective, devoted to Ukraine: testimonies, dialogues, music and images weave stories around reconstruction. Ages 13 and up.
Porphyry is a play that weaves together fragments of stories and presences across time and space, exploring different ways of resisting violence and thinking about peace.
Come practice Italian at the Germaine Tillion library: conversation workshops and a book club, run by volunteers, open to all and free. A minimum level of A2 is recommended.
An introductory Korean course for beginners, focused on the Hangeul alphabet: reading, writing, history and first expressions. In 6 sessions, from age 16.
A hybrid documentary show blending theatre, live radio, video and music, in which young witnesses from Egypt and Ukraine talk about rebuilding. Ages 13 and up.
Princess Giulia Kaewicz, the last heir of a dynasty, refuses to continue the immoral battles of her ancestors. After the attack that strikes her son, she must choose between revenge and forgiveness, a dilemma that will seal the fate of humanity.
Urgent Run Paris is a charity run that funds the construction of toilets where they are lacking, particularly in schools.
A literary café to talk about your back-to-school reading, with a selection of librarians' favourites. Open to everyone, even if you haven't read anything.
Explore the theater's backstage areas and discover the Art Deco works scattered along the route. The Chaillot tours take you behind the curtain and through the stage spaces reserved for artists.
A workshop to discover the basics of sewing by making a personalized pie bag step by step, ready to use.
A vocal journey by the Maîtrise de Paris at the Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine.
A 45-minute guided tour designed for children aged 5 and up, with an activity booklet, to discover the history of the Chaillot building and its works, facing the Eiffel Tower.
A workshop on making jointed puppets inspired by Philippe Corentin's picture books, for young and old, with sculptor Alex Rochereau.
An English-language book club devoted to Agatha Christie: come and recommend a book from her world and discover the choices of the other participants. Open to ages 16 and up.