WeekSpots
Blue Week honours the district's senior citizens: exhibitions, a forum, workshops and a dance, to share and strengthen ties between generations.
A solo exhibition by Sara Keneshlou, an Iranian artist, featuring her inks and paintings. An opening reception is planned to meet the artist and talk with her.
Open-air photo exhibition presenting portraits and testimonies of young women affected by breast cancer, as part of Octobre Rose.
An arts workshop to create a film work together and think about girl/boy equality, with a radio workshop in the afternoon. For children aged 6 to 11.
An immersive augmented reality game in which, in teams of two, you explore a library to solve the mystery of the Vonleaken manor and uncover Amélia's secret. Ages 12 and up.
A series of four workshops where children build their own percussion instruments from simple and recycled materials, then explore rhythm through play, listening and group practice.
Three days of concerts, masterclasses, food, a parade and gatherings to celebrate the ties between New Orleans and la Goutte d'Or, with artists from New Orleans.
Ben Duke imagines Juliet and Romeo in their forties, grappling with a midlife crisis and couples therapy. A funny and heartbreaking dance-theatre piece, for ages 14 and up.
An open-air photography exhibition on the Pont Saint-Ange, free and accessible to everyone, which turns this thoroughfare into an open-air gallery.
This introductory workshop is for anyone who wants to learn the process of understanding and making a leather goods product, by making a 15 x 21 cm pouch entirely by hand.
Alone on stage, Krapp, 69, listens to the tapes on which he has recorded his voice since he was 20. Stephen Rea, an actor who has worked with Beckett, performs this text in a captivating and poetic show.
KABINET, a clown solo for ages 12 and up: a clownish group psychoanalysis session, funny and offbeat, with plenty of laughs.
Ben Duke plays God, Lucifer, Adam and Eve in a one-man show inspired by John Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost, blending humour and a humanist take on the expulsion from Paradise.
An invitation to travel and to love, a modest invitation, shot through with the erotic flashes of Alessandro Baricco, the author of Novecento.
Ici Demain Festival showcases a new wave of artists with varied backgrounds and aesthetics who make up the richness of young contemporary creation, continuing FGO-Barbara’s mission of supporting emerging talent.
An exhibition of pop-up cards and sound capsules created during workshops about food, on view at the Maurice Genevoix library.
A one-hour-ten-minute show that retraces Magellan's expedition around the world, performed by five actors at the Funambule Montmartre.