WeekSpots
Discovering the variety and cultural richness of the trades practiced at the City of Paris through a visit to the collections of the Mission patrimoine professionnel.
Come and discover the new community café open within the Hérold care home, meet residents and staff, and enjoy a friendly moment with the Compagnie Le Vent se Lève.
An immersion at the Hérold care home to discover careers in elder care and the different ways seniors are supported, with the opening of the establishment's very first community café.
The Cité des bébés welcomes little ones and their caregivers in a warm, colorful space designed without plastic or screens. Babies explore freely a playful, ever-changing world at their own pace.
The Little Ones' House welcomes children aged 0 to 5 and their parents free of charge. It offers a space for play, exchange, sharing and listening, in a place with original design.
A music listening session followed by an intergenerational karaoke at the multimedia library, for a friendly moment open to all.
The "Paris Sportives" programme lets women and teenage girls take part in regular physical activity on sports pitches and in public squares. And it's free! Discover all the venues and activities.
An offbeat, poetic duo, RING explores the mechanisms of domination that men can exert over one another. The performance borrows its rhythm and codes from boxing, but also the unspoken undercurrents of a certain erotic tension.
A lecture by Raphaël Ménard, engineer and architect, to think about a more sober, lighter architecture that is compatible with the planet's limits.
Paris 2058: in a futuristic metro, invisible beggars take part in a state TV game show, The Grid. A social and political play blending theatre, song and dance.
A concert of alternative French chanson blending poetry, social commitment and musical journeys, performed by a band that gets people dancing to serious subjects.
For the 25th edition of this festival, circus performers and musicians improvise a unique creation each evening, in an open-air market setting. Ages 7 and up.
Discover the behind the scenes of support for people in precarious situations through a visit to a social grocery store and a shelter and social reintegration centre.
For the Semaine Bleue, SOLIHA Grand Paris welcomes you at the Place des Fêtes market to talk about ageing well at home and adapting your housing. A free discussion open to everyone: seniors, family carers or anyone interested.
Push open the doors of the Paris Archives and discover the professions that preserve our heritage: archivist, storekeeper, restorer. A fascinating journey through the history of Paris.
A community village where you can meet the people working to fight discrimination in the 19th arrondissement: access to sport for LGBTQ people, racism, sexism, sexual health, trans identity, access to rights…
As part of "Métiers de Ville, métiers de vie" (City Jobs, Life Jobs), a guided tour led by an architect to discover the James Baldwin multimedia library and the Maison des réfugiés (Refugee House), examples of frugal and resilient architecture.
Theatrical reading of excerpts from Delphine Panique's graphic novel Vieille (Old) by the EXZEB company, followed by a writing and sharing workshop on memory and passing things on, led by director Christophe Boutellier.
Free workshops to learn how to repair your bike, with all equipment provided and no skills required. Open to everyone, once a month on the forecourt of Rosa Parks station.
A book club just for teens, to talk about their favourite manga, comics and graphic novels, share their discoveries and help librarians choose the media library's next books.
Korhom invites you to discover and try fun activities to think together about stereotypes and racist discrimination, and about how to fight for more equality.
A Latin party blending salsa, reggaeton, cumbia, bachata and Afro-Caribbean vibes, led by DJ Cucurucho & Groovalizacion DJs, in an unusual and hidden spot in the 19th arrondissement.
An icon of modern soul and a three-time GRAMMY Award-winning artist, Jill Scott returns to the stage with a magnetic presence and an inimitable voice, blending timeless classics with tracks from her new album.
With the Festival d'Automne, a duo of dancers explores the loosening of bodies and rest as an affirmation of femininities, in a sensuality made of gazes and slowed-down gestures.
The Cité Lepage nursery 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.
Crèche Crimée 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.
A time for reading and nursery rhymes for very young children, accompanied by their parents, led by the librarians.
The pedestrianised, planted Tandou street welcomes children and adults for a day of celebration: cooking and screen-printing workshops, musical awakening, readings, games, climbing wall.
Every month, the media library welcomes you to discuss literature in a friendly atmosphere over coffee and a few treats. There you can discover new books, share reading ideas, or introduce an author or books.
Charity sale of second-hand clothes and accessories, by the kilo or by the item, with a refreshment stand on the banks of the Ourcq canal. For the whole family.
Workshops and games to learn how to sort and reduce your waste: sorting games, zero-waste quiz, documentation, and creative workshops using recycled waste, for children and adults.
The Relax programme offers cinema screenings and shows in a welcoming environment, accessible to people with or without a disability. Everyone can express themselves freely, without fear of disturbing others.
This hands-on science workshop lets children discover how nature inspires human innovations, through experiments on biomimicry. For ages 6-8.
Come and learn the art of crochet, pick up the basics or improve your skills, and share tips on techniques in a friendly setting. Children who know the basics are welcome from age 10, complete beginners from age 12, and the workshops are open to all adults.
As part of the (Re)Mix festival, a transdisciplinary performance in which a visual artist, a performer, a dancer, a lyrical singer and sound artists engage in a dialogue around haunted music. For audiences curious about artistic crossovers.
Every Saturday for a month, two performances inspired by the same piece of music are presented, in dialogue with the living beings who have left us.
The legendary Fat Freddy's Drop return in 2026 for a world tour celebrating their cult album Based On A True Story, with a unique blend of reggae, soul, dub, funk and electronic groove.
A soothing, relaxing session around a calm pool, led by Ina Kouamé: guided breathing, singing bowls and vibrational immersion to let go gently.
Weekly outdoor gentle gym sessions, led by professionals, to preserve your mobility and gently maintain your physical condition.
An art and music performance around the comic book "Manouche Manouche": author and illustrator Johann G. Louis draws live, accompanied by the gypsy swing of the duo formed by Leïla Duclos and Gilles Coquard.
Concert by TYLA, a two-time GRAMMY® Award winner, presenting her new album A*POP, a blend of pop, afrobeats and amapiano. An evening for fans of international pop.
A weekly Nordic walking session offered by the Espace 19 association, led by professionals, to improve endurance, coordination and muscle tone while being gentle on the joints. Open to all levels.
Coup 2 Pouce offers school support sessions combining revision, homework help, discoveries and shared moments, for children from CE1 to 6ème.
Weekly football training sessions for young people aged 11 to 14, led by professionals, to improve and share a sporting moment in a caring and inclusive setting.
Swedish Viking metal titans Amon Amarth return as headliners with a new theatrical stage show and a gargantuan setlist, accompanied by Orbit Culture and Soilwork.
An improvised one-person show that explores our intimate and ambivalent relationships with the body, based on anonymous testimonies from the audience. Ages 14 and up.
The Beside Festival returns for a seventh edition with three evenings of concerts to discover nine artists from the emerging Parisian scene. A varied musical programme, aimed rather at an adult audience.
First edition of the Culture in Motion festival: morning awareness sessions for professionals and afternoon workshops for adults on gender, the body and food in migration.
A welcoming time in the toddlers' area to discover books and nursery rhymes, sing and read with them, and support their first steps at the library. For young parents, grandparents, childminders, nannies, as well as the neighbourhood's nurseries and drop-in daycare centres.
Weekly sessions run by the ProximSport association, combining gentle gymnastics, boccia, pickleball and archery, adapted for seniors to stay in shape and discover new sports.
A free, fun workshop to better understand ageism: games and activities to test your knowledge and break down stereotypes linked to age.
Come and discover the living spaces of this residence for elderly people and the wide range of activities and services offered to its residents.
A free workshop for children in the garden of Îlot Riquet, with games and creative activities to discuss and learn more about stereotypes and discrimination.
Screening of the short film Tendre Mémoire by Yoni Nahum, followed by a discussion led by a carer who volunteers and a psychologist from Delta 7, a respite platform for carers. A time dedicated to carers by carers.
Come on your own or with others and have a fun time with one of our video games. Ages 7 and up, no registration required.
A fun talk to discover the molecules all around us, with researchers from the ENS. Ages 6 and up.
Korhom is offering a stand with several games and activities to explore together the notions of stereotype, prejudice and discrimination, and to discuss ways we can act for greater equality. Free workshop open to everyone.
Supervised football sessions for young people, to get started or improve in a friendly, group setting.
A weekly football session for adults, encouraging practice, enjoyment of the game and team spirit in a friendly and accessible setting.
A tribute evening to Calbo, a figure of French rap and founding member of Ärsenik, who passed away last January. The classics will come back to life with prestigious guests, and the proceeds will go to his children.