TIFFANY DAY
Tiffany Day concert as part of her Halo Tour Europe, presented by Live Nation. Tickets are limited to 8 per order.
Tiffany Day concert as part of her Halo Tour Europe, presented by Live Nation. Tickets are limited to 8 per order.
A workshop to make a pop-up card of a very greedy frog, for children aged 5 to 10.
A music and puppet theatre show that revisits the tale of Little Red Riding Hood from the child's point of view, followed by a participatory discussion at a child's level. Ages 8 and up.
A talk to discover the Chinese language and writing system, which are very different from the Western system, and to better understand them. Presented by a professor of Chinese language and civilisation, ages 14 and up.
Andéol, 25, performs on stage a pop blending French chanson and electronic music, with two EPs to his name. A concert for a rather adult audience.
3AG Production presents Horace Andy, one of the great voices of Jamaican music, accompanied by the Dub Asante Band and the horns of Matic Horns, for a roots concert at the Cabaret Sauvage in Paris.
Bryan Adams concert at the Zénith Paris - La Villette.
An electro-trad dance party where polka, maloya, waltz and zouk love meet, driven by a trio of acoustic instruments and electronic gadgets, with a poetic and psychedelic video setup. To listen to, watch and dance to.
A group listening session of acousmatic and electroacoustic pieces, with Vincent Meurisse and three guest artists, followed by a discussion on spatial audio.
Concert by rappers Isha and Limsa d'Aulnay, presenting their joint album Bitume Caviar and their new show.
Three musicians from different generations and backgrounds — voice and electronics, viola da gamba, viola — come together to improvise and write new stories together, ages 7 and up.
Symphonic concert by the Pasdeloup Orchestra: Elżbieta Sikora's Second Organ Concerto, followed by Berlioz's Symphonie fantastique (Fantastic Symphony). A Romantic programme for music lovers.
Do you like board games and want to discover the media library's collection? Come along for bilingual French Sign Language/French board game evenings!
Freely adapted from "Loulou" by Grégoire Solotareff, "Une amitié" (A Friendship) tells of a friendship as unlikely as it is precious. A show of storytelling, object theatre, puppetry and music that addresses difference and prejudice, for ages 3-8.
Hooh Agency presents JEANNETO at the Trabendo, a concert venue in the Parc de la Villette in Paris.
Skip The Use, a leading name on the French rock-electro scene, returns to the stage for a one-off date at the Zénith, with incomparable live energy. This concert accompanies the release of their double single "WE ARE GOOD / DISTORTER".
A series of symphonic concerts for the 30th anniversary of Resident Evil: a full orchestra performs live the memorable themes from the games and films, with visual elements. For ages 18 and over.
A tribute show to the band Dire Straits, on the stage of the Zénith Paris - La Villette.
The Photo & Video Show takes over the Grande Halle de la Villette to celebrate the bicentenary of photography: a major historical exhibition, 11 themed exhibitions, immersive experiences and many encounters with photographers and creators.
A bandstand in the Curial Garden hosts events of the "Kiosques en fête" season: preparation of a show, participatory and multilingual theatre, and a festive sporting afternoon.
Free concerts, shows and activities at the square's bandstand: songs, jazz, blues, rock, dance, theatre and participatory workshops for all ages.
Concerts, shows and activities follow one another as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season, with a varied line-up for all tastes.
As part of the "Kiosques en fête" season, the Jardin d'Éole hosts Tibetan dances, a participatory and multilingual play, a music-making workshop and a discussion on the water cycle.
An exhibition about Jean-Henri Fabre, entomologist, botanist, watercolourist and storyteller, who observed insects for more than forty years. It retraces his life and work, using photographs from the Museum national d'histoire naturelle.
An exhibition tracing the history of the ties between music and video games, from the 8-bit era to symphony orchestras, with around twenty playable games and interactive stations.
Installations, photographs and videos by Irene Abello, who gives shape to the metamorphoses of water, air, light or fire, those almost imperceptible transformations of reality.
An exhibition by illustrator Chloé du Colombier: her images of forests, meadows and gardens, somewhere between documentary and imagination, with original gouache paintings and a behind-the-scenes look at how they were created.
Galerie du 19M pays tribute to Maison Michel, a Parisian hat-making workshop, through a poetic journey through the shapes, materials and craftsmanship of hats.
The senior clubs of the 19th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, retired or not, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities.
An exhibition by Rayane Mcirdi, between documentary and fiction, exploring transmission between generations and family ties, based on stories between Algeria and France.
The Jardins Passagers de la Villette offers gardening and farm animal care workshops all year round, for young and old.
A hands-on, fun exhibition to learn everything about dogs and cats, their abilities and their place in our societies. From age 6.
The exhibition My Rock Stars by photographer Hassan Hajjaj takes over the Musée de la musique, accompanied by a new sound creation by the group Acid Arab. A journey through photography, fashion and the musical heritage of North Africa and the Middle East.
Badminton and boxing sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, so you can take part in a sports activity near your home.
Introductory and sports awakening sessions led by sports educators from the City of Paris, to discover a wide choice of disciplines near you.
Sports introduction sessions led by City of Paris instructors, so you can take part in an activity near your home. Open to young people aged 13 to 17.
The City of Paris invites families to a multisports session at the Atlas Gymnasium throughout the year. This free activity is open to parents and their children aged 3 to 7, with no reservation required.
Parkour sessions led by the City of Paris sports instructors, so you can take part in an activity close to home. Time slots by age, from 7 years old.
Karate, football, badminton and padel sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, so you can take part in an activity near your home.
Local sports activities supervised by City of Paris instructors: fitness, brisk walking and general physical preparation (GPP), for adults and for ages 7-17.
Take part in a wide choice of activities near your home, led by sports instructors from the City of Paris.
A play space to explore for ages 4-10, with five themed worlds and around thirty hands-on installations to freely discover the superpowers of music, independently and without a guide.
The Museum of Music presents its permanent collection: nearly 9,000 instruments and works of art, with a new route that tells the story of music around the world, from the Renaissance to the present day. A musician plays there every day and talks with the public.
A permanent exhibition at the Cité des sciences to discover the reality of space missions, from robotic exploration to life in a lunar base, through five areas and multimedia displays.
Inclusive art and digital workshops (art therapy, plant dyeing, generative AI, string art) for young people aged 18 to 35, connected to inclusive fashion and disability.
An exhibition-show exploring the link between illusion and perception, bringing the arts of magic and cognitive science into dialogue. Ages 9 and up.
First exhibition in Paris by Nathanaël Philbert, a painter from Guadeloupe, whose large canvases are born of a fresh start after a fire.
A book edge painting workshop, for all levels, to discover this ancient art and create unique images on your own books.
An acrylic painting workshop exploring landscapes and still life, in connection with the Cézanne exhibition at the Grand Palais. A creative immersion to revisit the work of the father of modern art.
A poetic and sensory installation to explore the diversity of paper sounds through gestures: crumpling, tapping, stroking, tearing. A themed trail and guided activities for children aged 4 to 10.