WeekSpots
As part of the Week against discrimination, a screening of "Dahomey" by Mati Diop (2024) with the EthnoArt association, followed by a discussion. With the Maison des réfugiés.
Screening of the documentary film Dahomey by Mati Diop, followed by a discussion. Session open to everyone, subject to available seats.
A free forum for carers and support professionals: information stands, short talks and workshops to discover support and respite solutions.
A friendly afternoon of board games, cakes and conversation in French Sign Language (LSF), open to seniors as well as younger people, to deaf, hearing and exiled people.
As part of the Week against discrimination, a theatrical lecture on questions of "race" with Gérard Noiriel and Martine Derrier, followed by a discussion. A well-documented format accessible to all.
Starjunk 95 is a music collective with a fictional universe inspired by anime, blending rap, pop, scratching and groovy basslines. A concert for fans of retro sounds and science fiction.
Lee Young Ji returns to Europe with her solo tour "LEE YOUNG JI VERSION 2.0" for a concert in Paris. An evening for fans of the singer and of K-pop.
Metal concert presented by Live Nation, with Behemoth and Dimmu Borgir. Purchase limited to 8 tickets per order.
A poetic and political coming-of-age fable about the power of stories, resistance and the strength of the imagination. Ages 8 and up.
Bayou, an Egyptian singer, songwriter and producer, blends modern R&B and Egyptian pop in a vibrant concert at the crossroads of cultures.
A 10 km charity run and a 5 km walk in Buttes-Chaumont park, with friendly activities. The funds raised finance projects for young people in the 19th arrondissement.
A dance therapy workshop where 6 parent-child pairs, children aged 4 to 6, dance, play and invent together a sensitive and joyful moment around movement. Inclusive, it welcomes children with and without disabilities, with no prerequisites.
A big festive and community-minded bike exchange, with self-repair workshops, activities and stalls, open to everyone, beginner cyclists and curious visitors alike.
A reading moment to share at the media library, with individualized one-on-one time for toddlers and a session for older children, accompanied by their parents.
As part of the Autumn of Science, a meeting with two researchers from ESAIP to discover the biobattery, an ecological solution that uses soil bacteria to treat pesticides. Simple and fun experiments to understand electrochemistry in the service of the environment.
A breast cancer awareness session with a breast self-examination workshop, offered as part of Pink October, with French Sign Language/French interpreters.
As part of the Autumn of Science, a workshop to learn the basics of cyanotype, one of the very first photographic printing processes, recognisable by its Prussian blue. Open to children aged 8 and over and to adults.
An interactive performance where the audience is invited to touch objects linked to the struggle for civil rights in the United States, to awaken sounds, words and gestures of Rosa Parks and her contemporaries. Open to all audiences, ages 11 and up.
Mosimann presents a stage show at the Zénith de Paris - La Villette, the culmination of a project designed for the stage, after a year marked by a radio column on France Inter and an album planned for 2026.
Alone in his room, a child rules over a miniature universe where anything is possible, until his parents appear and make him tiny again. A show blending theatre, video, puppetry, visual arts and sound creation, exploring shifts in scale and the child's rightful place.
A French song show for piano and voice, on the theme of stars, galaxies, the sun, the moon, the earth and the sky.
Myles Smith in concert at the Zénith Paris – La Villette, as part of his 2026 world tour. A date for fans of his music.
An introductory watercolour workshop for beginners, exploring an experimental approach to brushwork and the behaviour of water, through guided exercises on composition, rhythm and colour.
PJ Morton, winner of six GRAMMY Awards and keyboardist for Maroon 5, performs with his band at Cabaret Sauvage, after several sold-out Paris concerts. Opening act: Parisian DJ JP Mano.
Khalid announces his long-awaited return to France with the Always Summer Somewhere Tour, following his fourth album After The Sun Goes Down, described as vibrant, authentic and sensual.
A choreographed concert for nine performers, born from the meeting between musician Lucie Antunes and choreographer Mathilde Monnier, centred on rhythm and trance.
Wallace Cleaver, an artist from Loir-et-Cher, presents his new album "Marcel": a step to the side in French rap, driven by introspective lyrics about the provinces, the City of Light, nostalgia and ambition.
A free workshop for expectant parents and parents of newborns, led by specialists, to understand the impact of the environment on baby's health and leave with a health and environment kit.
The artist Walid Raad presents recent works relating to the wars in the Middle East over the past 40 years: photographs, collages, drawings, texts, sculptures and videos, with guided tours in which he tells invented, passed-down or found stories.
Inspired by real events, this choral play puts a self-run high school to the test of accusations of sexual harassment, with amateur performers from each town. A show for adults and older teenagers.
A parents' café to understand how self-confidence works in children and discover practical tools to support them in school and in the world of tomorrow. Led by a parenting consultant, with French Sign Language/French interpreters.
A friendly get-together to talk about cinema, share your favourites, discuss filmmakers and discover new films.
Come and discover the first issue of the STAND journal, in the presence of the artists' collective: presentation of the manifesto, readings, drawings and a chance to meet the contributors.
France's biggest MMA organisation returns to the Zénith de Paris for an evening of spectacular fights, with established stars and France's best up-and-coming hopefuls.
Concert by Blood Red Shoes presented by Radical Production.
For the first time, the Cabaret Sauvage hosts an unprecedented artistic alliance: BOUBEKEUR and MEKTOUB for an exclusive performance celebrating the richness of Kabyle music in a festive and electric atmosphere.
Dena Mwana, a major figure in gospel music, performs an exceptional concert at the Zénith Paris – La Villette. A must for fans of gospel and inspiring music.
Concert by the British band The Boo Radleys, pioneers of shoegaze and Britpop, back with a new album. For fans of indie rock.
For Halloween, the Georges Hermant swimming pool (19th arrondissement) is putting on an afternoon of games followed by a snack for children!
The Georges Hermant swimming pool is transformed for Halloween: a decorated water course in the diving pit, a clown challenge, a drawing contest and candy distribution, to give kids and grown-ups a fright.
A hands-on workshop for creative minds, on the last Wednesday of every month, to make things, discover and imagine together around a shared moment.
American singer-songwriter Matt Hansen, who became famous on TikTok, presents his first album Orchid, a mix of love, loss and hope.
Dabeull, a leading producer and artist in the funk revival, performs with a live band that is 100% analog, joined by his musicians in period costumes, for a journey through the sounds of the 1970s and 1980s.
An evening of Gnaoua music focused on trance, with Maâlem Abdelkébir Merchane, a master of this ancestral art, and Hind Ennaira, a female figure of the new generation.
The back-to-school festival from the media outlet Grünt, dedicated to the new French and alternative rap scene, with concerts and an original creation. For rap fans, mostly adults.
A 2-hour guided tour to discover the history of the Buttes-Chaumont park: its construction, its anecdotes and its plant life.
A monthly workshop to discover Wikipedia and the other wiki projects (Wikiquote, Wikimedia Commons, Wikisource) and learn how to contribute to them, open to everyone, beginners included.
A musical journey from the Moroccan Atlas to the Atlantic plains, discovering the artistic heritage of Amazigh (Berber) women, for young and old alike.
A free, friendly community dance led by DJs and bands, mixing world music, Latin swing and Afro-Caribbean sounds, for dancing and getting together.
Shinedown presents its new album EI8TH and its Dance, Kid, Dance Act II tour at Zénith Paris – La Villette, with Those Damn Crows as special guest.
An exceptional concert bringing together 26 artists around the Ka drum to celebrate traditional Guadeloupean music, twelve years after its inscription on the UNESCO list. An immersive evening at the Zénith Paris-La Villette.
Heavy metal concert with THE OBSESSED, the band founded by guitarist Scott "Wino" Weinrich, and EL ALTAR DEL HOLOCAUSTO.
Saint Levant, star of Palestinian pop, presents his AFANDI WORLD TOUR with the show Layali Al Afandi, inspired by 1990s Levantine cabarets, blending live music, storytelling and stage design.
A reading-aloud workshop open to all lovers of reading, ages 15 and up. Come with an excerpt from a book or a creation on the theme "Eat, Be Eaten," lasting five minutes maximum.
Hardcore/doom-sludge concert with EYEHATEGOD, veterans of the metal scene, and DEAFKIDS. For an adult audience of extreme music fans.
Screening of the documentary "EX-TAZ Citizen Ca$h (1987-1994)" by Xanaé Bove, which delves into the 1990s through raves, hip hop and punk hardcore, followed by a discussion on the right to party.