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A musical reading by the author of her first novel, La mer et son double (The Sea and Its Double), accompanied by Mathias Bourre, followed by a talk with a librarian.
A friendly workshop where you can ask your questions about digital technology, guided step by step by an instructor. For adults, free, registration required.
A healing show in which eight dancers, all dressed in blue, wrap the audience in a collective wave — tender, hypnotic and liberating!
A gardening workshop for children aged 5 to 8, to try out simple techniques and learn to garden.
A monthly creative workshop for children aged 5 to 8, who experiment with creative techniques inspired by books with amazing illustrations.
David Hardit Productions presents Monroe, a young 17-year-old soprano discovered on the Prodiges TV show, performing in a Paris church.
On the occasion of International Children's Rights Day, a performance, a documentary film and a round table on juvenile justice and the supervision of minors.
Maëlle, who was revealed at 17 as the youngest winner of The Voice, returns to the stage with a more organic pop sound and R&B influences, balancing open vulnerability with controlled power.
Santiago Cruz, a major figure in Colombian and Latin American pop, presents his eleventh album "Fragmentos" (Fragments) on his "Sigo en Pie" (I'm Still Standing) tour. A concert in Spanish.
Juste Shani, one of the rising voices of French rap, takes the stage for her first solo concert in Paris, after the success of her EP 'Diamant Noir' (Black Diamond) in 2025.
A friendly digital workshop for adults: come with your device and ask your questions, an instructor will guide you step by step. Free, registration required.
A discussion around the picture book Gaza, Eux c'est nous (Gaza, They Are Us), written by Marie Desplechin and illustrated by Serge Bloch, with a reading of the story of Rim, a Palestinian little girl, followed by a conversation about children's literature and childhood in wartime.
A creative workshop led by author and illustrator Mathias Friman, to think while drawing about the big question: who eats whom?
Screening of the documentary "La ferme à Gégé" (Gégé's Farm) by Florent Verder, followed by a discussion with part of the film crew. The film tells the story of Gérard Coutance, a Norman farmer who turned his farm into a place that welcomes children.
A friendly workshop where you can ask your questions about digital technology, in a small group, with an instructor who guides you step by step. For adults, free, registration required.
A melancholy and funny duo who, without any tricks, create a show out of nothing: using their acrobatic bodies and a few props, they turn an empty space into small feats and a few words.
The International Rare Book and Graphic Arts Fair brings together booksellers and gallery owners specialising in manuscripts, prints, engravings and antique bindings, with exhibitions, workshops and demonstrations.
A selection of stories and music chosen by librarians, for a wonderful imaginary journey. For children ages 3 and up.
Screening of Martine Bouquin's documentary about Pierre and Clotilde, fruit and vegetable producers at the Marché des Enfants Rouges for more than 30 years, followed by a friendly discussion with the protagonists.
Created in 2014 by storyteller Nathalie Leone, Caf'Contes is a friendly gathering that brings together, over breakfast, a very mixed audience — storytelling fans, the curious, skeptics, and passersby.
A travelling exhibition of miniature works created by 40 international artists, imagined by Canadian artist Allison Beda. A playful nod to Marcel Duchamp, to see as a family.
Concerts, dance and theatre are scheduled at the bandstand in the Square du Temple as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season. A programme open to everyone, to be enjoyed outdoors.
Photographic and illustrated exhibition by the GreyPRIDE association, an extension of the collective work "Autrement vieillir : vulnérabilités et résistances LGBT+" (Growing old differently: LGBT+ vulnerabilities and resistance), which shows the lived experience of older LGBTQIA+ people.
Julien Discrit's third solo exhibition at Galerie Anne-Sarah Bénichou, on memory as imprint, recording and preservation.
An exhibition on artistic and diplomatic exchanges between France, Sweden and the Ottoman Empire in the 18th century, through paintings, drawings, prints and watercolours.
The artist Monika Emmanuelle Kazi transforms the Centre culturel suisse with an installation of movable picture rails that blends family memories, colonial legacies and the movement of materials between Congo and Europe.
The Federal Office of Culture is exhibiting at the bookshop of the Swiss Cultural Centre the 17 awards of the Most Beautiful Swiss Books 2025, as well as the Jan Tschichold Prize.
Exhibition of around a hundred ink drawings by Chaïm Kaliski (1929-2015), taken from his monumental work on the Occupation of Brussels, Jim d'Etterbeek ("Jim of Etterbeek").
A photographic exhibition that shows the vitality of cabaret, its transmission and its reinvention through the ages, to be discovered on the railings of the Square du Temple Elie-Wiesel.
As part of the Accessibility and Inclusion Fortnight, the Paris Centre town hall presents "Ce corps qui échappe", a photographic series by Hélène Mastrandréas showing invisible disability.
A gentle visit for a first sensory awakening at the museum, for 18-36 month olds. Children discover the works and the decor through nursery rhymes, mini yoga, little stories and sensory surprises.
The metal horse Zeus, which made its mark at the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, is being installed on the forecourt of the Musée des Arts et Métiers. A monumental work to admire with free admission.
A major retrospective devoted to the German artist Kurt Schwitters (1887-1948), a singular figure of Dada, Constructivism and geometric abstraction, whose work had not been shown in France for a long time.
A dance jam led by a guest artist or by members of the Anqa collective, open to dancers of all levels and varied abilities, as well as to visual artists and musicians.
The City of Paris invites families to a multisports session at the Michel Le Comte gymnasium, throughout the year.
Badminton, basketball and fitness sessions led by the sports instructors of the City of Paris, in a Paris sports centre. Open to those aged 16 and over.
An immersive exhibition that takes you behind the scenes of the construction of the Statue of Liberty, with video projections, 3D displays and real sets.
Free screenings organized all year round by the library, for children or adults, or even both. Registration is recommended to guarantee a seat.
As part of World Breastfeeding Week, the City of Paris is offering workshops, meet-ups and information stands to support families and give them a chance to talk with professionals.
The Musée Carnavalet is devoting an exhibition to Jacques Villeglé, an artist who turned posters torn off the walls of Paris into works of art, somewhere between poetry and urban archaeology.
Anniversary exhibition for the five years of the Prix ellipse, bringing together 23 artists from the contemporary scenes of Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, Togo, Benin and Ghana.
Stefan Sagmeister returns to the Gaîté Lyrique with an exhibition that combines design and data to deliver an optimistic message about progress, to see with the family.
Lionel Sabatté takes over the entire Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature with paintings, drawings, sculptures and tapestries, many of them previously unseen, in which the museum's animal figures are transformed.
The first major retrospective in over forty years devoted to the Czech painter Georges Kars, a figure of the School of Paris, with exceptional loans from Czech institutions.
For the 20th anniversary of the Dreamland series, a temporary pop-up store in Paris with author signings, an exhibition of original artwork and exclusive goodies.
A group exhibition bringing together fifteen artists around acts of resistance, attention to living things, and the invention of new ways of life. An invitation to come together to imagine a fairer and more sustainable world.
The Swedish Institute devotes its autumn exhibition to Andreas Eriksson, a major figure on the contemporary art scene. His meditative work, in earthy and plant tones, is placed alongside that of Ivan Aguéli, an artist, thinker and great traveller who died at the beginning of the last century.
The leading contemporary art and design fair dedicated to the artistic scenes of Africa and its diasporas in France returns for its 11th edition, with a new AKAA PHOTO space. Open to everyone, including people who are hard of hearing.
Contemporary art exhibition bringing together five artists from the gallery around the theme of escapism, as part of Paris Gallery Week.
Seven photographers from the emerging French and Swedish scenes, brought together after a workshop with Sophie Ristelhueber, present works in which intimate and collective stories intersect.