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Recreational pétanque sessions adapted for seniors, open to all levels, to enjoy gentle and friendly outdoor physical activity.
A discovery tour of the Maison Sport-Santé Debrousse: talk with the teams, find out about their missions and their professions, with tests, quizzes and demonstrations of physical activity sessions.
Teenagers live on the margins in the Southwest, between wandering and repetitive evenings, until the arrival of the dog killer. A dramatic text presented as part of the ÉPAT festival, performed by student-actors from the TNB School.
Concert by Diskay, a self-taught producer who blends piano, strings and synthesizers, somewhere between cinematic emotion and electronic energy. An exclusive date at La Maroquinerie, driven by his album Anthema, his new EP Phrygia and his signature tracks.
A baroque concert in eight courses, funny, light and offbeat, in which cantatas, drinking songs and table music follow one another like so many refined dishes. From age 8.
A text by Géraldine Martineau, directed by Justine Heynemann, that follows the first five years of a mother-child bond, through fear, guilt and indestructible love.
A show by the company L'Art Nak with Christian Padilla, winner of CircusNext 2026: drawing on his autobiographical experience, he questions discrimination and celebrates diversity.
A performance piece in which an actress plays two inseparable teenage girls, Laura and Salomé, in a play of doubles and mirrors. Ages 14 and up.
In a suburban area, at the beginning of winter, a strange light in the sky disturbs the inhabitants and a young man disappears. His sister Dinah scours the city in search of him.
Discover the secrets of an Oasis schoolyard — these planted schoolyards adapted to tomorrow's climate — in the company of the engineers and people who designed it. An event for families and the curious, ages 12 and up.
Discover the public services of the Town Hall of the 20th arrondissement: reception, identity documents, civil registry, Family Information relay, general affairs and elections.
Push open the doors of the Maison des 1 000 premiers jours to discover this resource centre dedicated to families, parenting and early childhood, and talk with the professionals about their work and their activities.
Tennis sessions led by professionals, adapted to seniors' pace and abilities, to gently improve coordination, flexibility and muscle strength.
Dare to take on a year of writing workshops: regular small-group sessions in a friendly setting, with a variety of prompts to spark your creativity.
Are you learning French? Come and practise every Friday with the librarians, around a current affairs or everyday life topic. Beginner to intermediate levels.
As part of the ÉPAT Festival, the student performers of the TNB School give voice to new dramatic texts, presented twice to the public.
Paris, 1983: Edwige is translating the adventures of Ultra-Girl when the superheroine turns up in her living room and recounts her romantic journey with her, between intimate memories and pop culture. A decisive day on which she will have to choose between fantasy and reality.
Stoic Day, the only event in France entirely devoted to the study and practice of Stoicism today, explores the theme "Stoicism and ecology" this year. Talks, practical workshops and discussion sessions fill the day.
Monplaisir nursery opens its doors on Saturday mornings for family activities to stimulate young children: free play, music, arts and crafts, yoga or parent-and-child dance. For families with a child under 6.
Paris municipal nurseries open their doors on Saturday mornings for early-learning activities to share as a family: free play, music awareness, arts and crafts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with children under 6.
Parisian nurseries open their doors on Saturday mornings for early-learning activities to share as a family: free play, musical awakening, arts and crafts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with a child under 6 years old.
Le Paysan Urbain Paris offers activities for young and old: a guided tour of the urban farm, yoga and gong. Some are open to children aged 8 and up, others to those aged 16 and up.
A charity flea market organized by the Vitruve school, with stalls selling clothes, books, games and second-hand goods, food on site and entertainment. Open to everyone, whether you live in the neighborhood or elsewhere.
For one day, the streets around the Surmelin, Bretonneau and Tlemcen schools come alive for children and families. On the programme: plant giveaways, entertainment, workshops and friendly moments to share in the neighbourhood.
A day of awareness-raising and mobilisation around Pink October, with activities at the pool, sports workshops and information stands. The activities are open to everyone, including families and children.
A musical tale with puppets, djembe, balafon and sanza, in which we discover the daily life of Sambo, a little lion who sings instead of roaring. For children aged 1 to 4.
As part of the Louise Michel library's 15th anniversary, a writing workshop on the theme "Being 15" to give free rein to your creativity and find your own style.
Fun and creative digital workshops for children, led by librarians using a selection of apps.
Screening and discussion of the film "Les Grands esprits" ("The Great Minds") by Olivier Ayache Vidal, as part of the Paris Week Against Discrimination. Ages 10 and up.
A reading club for children who love to read and share their favourites: novels, manga, comics… A chance to discover new series and new heroes.
Group Angola capoeira class for children aged 4 to 11: movements, music, songs and traditional instruments, in a friendly and playful atmosphere.
A 3-hour workshop to discover cyanotype, an old photographic process using Prussian blue, without a camera. You will try out the photogram and printing from a photographic negative, with Caroline Gaume, a visual artist and photographer.
As part of the "Tell me about your neighbourhood" photo competition, photographer Laurence Prat invites participants to explore the neighbourhood with their camera or smartphone.
Intergenerational creative workshops to discover a variety of techniques: tataki zome, laser cutting, manga drawing, crochet, 3D printing, writing, sewing and more.
One Saturday a month, the multimedia library offers tabletop role-playing games, open to beginners and experienced players alike. Sessions for young people (ages 10-15) and adults (18 and over) alternate every other month.
Discover a contemporary play written by a woman playwright of today, Les essentielles by Faustine Noguès. Go through the text in a friendly setting, listen to it or take part in the reading!
Traditional Angola capoeira class to develop your physical fitness, rhythm and coordination, with no need to be fit or coordinated to start.
Teams of 4 people complete a 500-piece puzzle. The finalist team will automatically qualify for the interlibrary tournament (1000 pieces) with teams of 4.
Every week, librarians introduce new board games and help you learn the rules before you play. Come and play every Saturday on the first floor of the multimedia library.
The Louise Michel library is celebrating its 15th birthday with a musical get-together: two artists from the Réunion neighbourhood, rapper Saze and DJ ASNA, hosted by Bintou Simporé.
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Naguib Mahfouz library, an evening celebrating the Egyptian writer: a reading of extracts from his work by actor Grégoire Leprince-Ringuet and a talk with Khaled Osman, his first translator into French.
Doom/stoner concert with the Swedish trio Monolord and the Poles of Dopelord as the opening act, in a Paris venue.
A friendly workshop to create your own scented oil with the fragrances of your choice and a natural lip balm, and learn how to take care of yourself naturally.
Basketball sessions open to all, combining physical training, game techniques and matches, to get started or improve in a friendly and inclusive atmosphere.
Paris Sport Sundays offers a free two-hour sports session, open to everyone, alone, in a group or with family, with no advance registration.
A weekly multi-sports session for ages 13-55, offering a moment of sport and conviviality through various disciplines accessible to all.
Come and make your own beaded jewellery independently, with all materials provided (beads, threads, clasps…) and a drink included. You can stay as long as you like.
A weekly Thai boxing session open to teenagers aged 14 and over and to adults, to learn, improve and push yourself in a dynamic and accessible setting.
As part of the 150th anniversary of George Sand's death, guided tours of Père-Lachaise Cemetery offer a chance to (re)discover the graves of figures who knew her.
Felhur and Andro are back with a new show: a gentle, sharp-edged rap inspired by chanson, rock and techno, driven by one's lyrics and the other's compositions.
Bike-learning sessions specially designed for women aged 28 to 60, to gain independence, confidence and freedom of movement.
One Tuesday a month after school, a librarian invites children to listen to stories from all over the world, to discover the world and open up to others.
Set off to discover the neighborhood of the Saint-Jean-Bosco church, a remarkable Art Deco manifesto, in the company of a guide-lecturer. A guided tour offered by the Comité d'histoire de la Ville de Paris.
Are you learning French? Come and chat at the multimedia library and meet other learners at a friendly get-together in French on a range of topics.
Concert by the electro-rock duo Il Est Vilaine, celebrating ten years on stage with a sound blending new wave, techno, disco and surf rock.
Every week, people chat, tell each other stories and meet up over a coffee… in French.
GEM Le Cap de Bonne Espérance is opening its doors for a day of meeting and discovery centred on artistic expression, with immersive and friendly workshops. An invitation to share, express yourself and create in a caring atmosphere.
These children's songs give children and their families a moment of poetry, laughter, escape, common sense, cunning, shrewdness, strangeness and wonder. It is a time of discovery and introduction to the world of tales.
A friendly knitting and crochet workshop over tea, open to beginners and experienced crafters alike. You can come with or without your children, as the team will take over looking after your baby if needed.
A free multi-sports session at TEP Les Amandiers, for Parisian families with children aged 3 to 7, with no advance booking.