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La Buvette du Climat, run by the Yes We Camp association at the Académie du Climat, is a friendly and committed place: an organic vegetarian canteen, a festive bar and free cultural programming, open to everyone with no obligation to buy anything.
Theatre workshops for 4-5 year olds, in a real theatre: physical, vocal and articulation warm-ups, imagination, memorisation, concentration and finding your place in the group, all in a fun way.
Come and take part in a sporting activity near your home! Join us every Monday for badminton sessions at the Halle des Blancs Manteaux.
Badminton and volleyball sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, in a gym in the 4th arrondissement. Some sessions are open to everyone, others are reserved for those over 16.
Multi-sports sessions with a focus on basketball, led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, so you can take part in an activity close to home.
The City of Paris invites families to a badminton session, with a table tennis option, at the Saint-Merri sports centre. An activity to enjoy as a family, all year round.
A fun temporary exhibition at the Cité des sciences et de l'industrie to learn how to verify information, unmask preconceived ideas and strengthen your critical thinking, from age 10.
The Grandes Serres of the Jardin des Plantes house four plant worlds: humid tropical forests, desert environments, the flora of New Caledonia and the history of plant evolution. A change of scenery for the whole family.
A guided tour exploring the history of Notre-Dame after the 2019 fire: rescued treasures, archaeological finds and behind the scenes of the restoration site.
Exhibition of paintings by Patricia Erbelding, in which the forms evoke plant growth and mineral strata. A contemplative hanging, intended more for an adult audience.
An exhibition that rediscovers the poet Théophile de Viau, a tragic figure of the Grand Siècle, on the occasion of the fourth centenary of his death. It is aimed at an audience curious about literary history.
A monthly workshop to explore and refine the art of storytelling through a progressive method based on improvisation. The morning is devoted to improvisation, the afternoon to repertoire and work on the tale.
A dance show bringing together Germaine Acogny and Gregory Maqoma, with twelve dancers from different traditions, centred on the legacy of Joséphine Baker and the École des Sables.
Ida and Paul, two naive friends who are a bit clownish, discover that they think and play with words and thoughts. A theatre show for two actors and a musician, ages 8 and up.
During the All Saints' Day holidays, the family play space Bulles & Billes (Paris 9th) is offering Halloween activities: creative workshops, a puppet show, potions, games and a candy hunt, included in the entry fee for children aged 0 to 11 and their parents.
Giant games, free and open to all, offered by the association 123 … Soleil ! during the school holidays, indoors or outdoors depending on the weather.
Children's film festival at the musée du quai Branly: a selection of films from every continent to discover the most surprising metamorphoses, with 17 screenings for all ages.
Lafayette Anticipations presents Monument, a solo exhibition by Mungo Thomson: two works, a sculpture and a video, that turn everyday objects and images into monuments of the ordinary.
First institutional solo exhibition in France of the Japanese painter Yu Nishimura: around fifty works, drawings and large paintings made over the past ten years, some of them created for the occasion.
On the top floor of Lafayette Anticipations, in Paris, the first institutional exhibition in France devoted to the artist Hélène Fauquet: sculptures around seashells, between ornament and surrealism.
A contemporary dance performance by Angelin Preljocaj, inspired by collective gatherings and the energy of crowds committed to a common cause.
An exhibition on Gustave Charpentier, the French composer known for his opera Louise, on the 70th anniversary of his death, drawn from the collections of the Historical Library of the City of Paris.
A full-scale murder party with a werewolf theme, in the vaulted cellars of Île Saint-Louis. Cape and secret role provided, costumed actors, up to 24 players per session, with strangers.
Eight artists who completed residencies in France in 2026 present at the Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles projects sketched or produced during these residencies, between finished works and research work.
An immersive experience around Hello Kitty, with light shows, interactive installations and creative workshops, spread across three spaces: Calm, Playful and Discovery.
A series of three evening events with talks, a reading and a round table on the figure of the woman worker from the 19th century to the present day, in connection with the Gustave Charpentier exhibition.
Burlesque and wordless, a duo of metaphysical clowns that is perfectly Beckettian. French premiere.
Alone on stage, Scali Delpeyrat plays an unhappy lover who dissects a romantic breakup with a manic and touching humor. A show for adults, a follow-up to "Je ne suis plus inquiet" (I Am No Longer Worried).
Outdoor exhibition of 44 photographs by Mathieu Forget, who captures the moment when the body leaves the ground, with no trickery. Presented on the railings of the Tour Saint-Jacques, to be seen as you pass by.