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As part of the "Métiers de Ville, métiers de vie" program, the City of Paris opens the doors behind the scenes at the Solita Salgado pool: guided tours and meetings with the professionals who keep it running.
As part of Mental Health Awareness Weeks 2026, the Agora de la santé is hosting a screening and discussion for the Social Film Festival: three fiction and documentary works about life journeys, vulnerabilities and mental health.
An awareness session offered by la Fabrique de la Solidarité to understand the isolation of elderly people and discover ways to take action, led by its team.
A political and journalistic thriller about mass manipulation in the age of big data: a journalist investigates a scandal that threatens democracy. For adults.
Guinean reggae singer Takana Zion performs his new album Few Words live, somewhere between roots reggae and spiritual vibrations. A one-off date in France.
Allo Floride and Triple Double present Bellaire at La Cigale. A leading figure of today's house music, he blends jazz, funk and hip-hop into a sunny, warm sound.
A performance reading adapted from Lucie Rico's third novel, Mais que fait ce sang sur le pull de Jennifer ? (But what is this blood doing on Jennifer's sweater?), a mental journey in which cinema, childhood and memory merge.
Five musicians bring Persian, Armenian, Uzbek and Occitan traditions into dialogue. Panjrud Ensemble blends these repertoires with its own original compositions for a concert along the Silk Roads.
Explore the archaeological storage facilities of the City of Paris and discover the work of an archaeologist, as part of the event "Métiers de Ville, métiers de vie" (City trades, life trades). Registration required.
Discover how a printing works operates and check the quality of the printed materials as they come off the machines: reprographics benches, offset press, guillotines, folding machine, saddle stitcher. A chance to discover the techniques and skills behind this specialised expertise.
A free workshop for expectant parents and parents of newborns, led by specialists, to understand the impact of the environment on a baby's health and take simple everyday action.
A French conversation workshop, without the constraints of a class: people talk together about topics that come up as they go along, in a group open to all levels.
Football training sessions run by the Sine Qua Non association (Tu Vis Tu Dis), open to young people who want to try the sport or improve, in a safe and inclusive setting focused on technique, team spirit and the joy of the game.
A meeting with Efflam, a painter and mediator, to explore how influences between artists give rise to new movements. Echoing the Cézanne exhibition at the Grand Palais.
A talk and discussion on urban anthropology and field ethnography, with Virginie Milliot, students and community workers, as part of the festival La Goutte d'Or s'arrache au bitume.
Berlin producer and composer APPARAT presents an electronic music concert in Paris, blending modular textures, finely crafted electronics and vocal intensity.
The "Paris Sportives" program lets women and teenage girls take part in regular physical activity on sports fields and in public squares. And it's free!
Two atmospheres at La Machine du Moulin Rouge: a Chronologic night that spans the hits from the 1950s to the 2010s, and a big karaoke of love. Adults only.
For Pink October, Paris's covered markets are joining forces to support the fight against breast cancer: for any donation of €3 or more, a rose is given.
Weekly power walking sessions for adults, through the streets of the Goutte d'Or and the slopes of Montmartre, combining physical activity, well-being and good company.
La Vieuville nursery and the Môm'Artre association offer family early-learning 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 Madeleine Rebérioux nursery and the Môm'Artre association offer family early-learning 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 Aubervilliers nursery and the Môm'Artre association offer family early-learning 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 "Paris Sportives" program lets women and teenage girls take part in regular physical activity on sports fields and in public squares. And it's free!
A photo exhibition on the La Chapelle neighbourhood, complemented by a commented screening on the history of the neighbourhood and its inns.
A session for babies from 0 to 3 years old: stories, nursery rhymes and songs to share with your child in a soft and cosy atmosphere at the library.
An interactive musical show in which Aïe, a little girl, and the Fée Bobo tame invisible ouchies through songs, with humour and tenderness. From age 3.
The famous Grimm fairy tale reimagined as a musical show, blending laughter, rock and dreams: a donkey, a dog, a cat and a rooster set off for Bremen to form a rock band.
Graphic expression workshops (writing, photography and/or drawing) open to everyone, with Xérographes editions. Bring your object or a photo of it and contribute to a collective exhibition of your stories and visual creations.
Youth librarians share their favourite picture books and read stories aloud, in a warm and friendly atmosphere. A reading moment designed for children aged 4 and up.
A wacky cabaret tale based on Andersen's Thumbelina, with songs, sequins and live piano. Thumbelina, born from a flower and no bigger than a thumb, sets off to discover herself and the wide world.
Every Saturday, landscape architect Germain welcomes beginners, the curious and enthusiasts to garden together, discover the plantings and get an introduction to permaculture on the rails of the Petite Ceinture.
As part of Mental Health Information Week, the collective La Compagne Innommable offers a time of songs and laughter to bring a different perspective on mental disorders. Ages 15 and up.
A friendly snack open to all generations to celebrate the arrival of autumn, with a tasting of tomatoes from the garden, green tomato jam and homemade cakes. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
For his first show, the magician Sossam invites the audience on a poetic journey between dream and reality, with spectacular and spellbinding acts. Ages 7 and up.
A musical play written, performed and sung by Tito Clément, accompanied on the piano, which reveals the myth of the Olympia through anecdotes and songs.
Celkilt celebrates its 15th anniversary at La Cigale with a festive, unifying event concert, featuring bagpipes, fiddle, powerful riffs and choruses to sing at the top of your lungs. The band will be joined by Bagad Ar Meilhoù Glaz.
A musical play written, performed and sung by Tito Clément, accompanied on piano by Romain Budin, which brings back to life in anecdotes and songs the highlights of the Olympia between 1954 and 1997.
The band WU LYF is reuniting and playing new music, raw and ecstatic, in the attic of a bookshop. A concert for those who knew the band and for the curious.
Saturation Collective and 100°C join forces for the first time with HEAT CLUB, a new series of parties that turn up the heat, with an all-night-long club format in the basement of La Machine du Moulin Rouge.
An electro night with a line-up of DJ sets and a live performance, in the Central room of La Machine du Moulin Rouge. Adults only.
Discover behind the scenes of the livestock at the urban educational farm and take part in the farmer's daily activities: observing and feeding the animals. An activity to share as a family, from age 3.
A workshop to learn how to propagate perennial kitchen-garden plants by taking cuttings, with two techniques and advice so you can go home with your own herb cuttings. For people who already garden, on a balcony, terrace or windowsill.
An intergenerational laughter workshop where laughter, togetherness and good cheer are guaranteed, combining laughter yoga, playful relaxation, mime, singing, dancing and relaxation. Open to children, teens, parents, grandparents and adults.
A theatrical guided tour of Montmartre in which actors lead you through a scenario to find la Belle Gabrielle, meeting legendary characters of the neighbourhood along the way. A friendly activity to enjoy as a family, from age 8.
Final theatrical reading tied to the Simone Veil exhibition. My Sisters and I: the correspondence of the three Jacob sisters, brought to life by the voices of Jeanne Balibar, Dominique Reymond and Isabelle Huppert, with the exhibition curator present.
An intimate musical journey revisiting Serge Gainsbourg's early compositions, in the atmosphere of the Left Bank cabarets of the late 1950s.
The Lemon Twigs, a band of songwriters and master craftsmen of harmony, perform their sixth album "Look For Your Mind!" live. A concert for pop rock fans.
Dexys Midnight Runners are back for a one-off date in Paris. The British band, founded in Birmingham in 1978, had a string of hits in the 1980s, including "Geno" and "Come on Eileen."
A support group for expectant parents, where people talk about pregnancy, birth, caring for a newborn and the father's role. Free entry, no need to confirm you are coming.
As part of Mental Health Information Weeks 2026, the Local Mental Health Council of the 18th arrondissement invites you to a forum and its plenary assembly on the connections between mental health, exile journeys and cultural diversity.
The association Les Enfants de la Goutte d'Or offers weekly football sessions: training for young people and a well-being sports session for adults, in a friendly atmosphere open to all levels.
Two shows in the process of being created, presented as part of the Fragments festival: Alpi, about a climb in the high mountains, and Messaouda, a family saga between Paris and Kairouan. Ages 12 and up.
Discover capoeira Angola, an Afro-Brazilian martial art combining slow movements, songs and instruments, with Contramestra Sabine. Open to everyone, whatever their level.
Concert by Italian-British singer-songwriter Jack Savoretti, on his tour, on the stage of the Trianon in Paris. A treat for adult audiences who enjoy elegant, refined pop.
An experimental and artistic laboratory over 10 monthly sessions exploring conflict, combining listening, discussion, artistic workshops and collective research. Open to artists, researchers, mediators and curious minds who want to help build this adventure together.
As part of Mental Health Information Weeks, a participatory conference to discover support groups and peer support, through the testimonies of people concerned, associations and collectives. Open to people concerned, relatives, volunteers and professionals.
A musical theatre show that brings Françoise Sagan's work and life back to life through readings, dialogue and songs, to make literature vivid and accessible to everyone.
Three roommates discover a corpse in their bathtub with no memory of how it got there. A wild comedy somewhere between "Le Père Noël est une ordure" (Santa Claus Is a Garbage Man) and "Very Bad Trip" (The Hangover).
Weekly handball and basketball training sessions open to adults of all levels, in a friendly and inclusive atmosphere.