LISZT - SATIE - BEETHOVEN
Piano concert by Pascal Mantin, with works by Liszt, Satie and Beethoven, including "Für Elise", the "Moonlight Sonata" and the "Gymnopédies".
Piano concert by Pascal Mantin, with works by Liszt, Satie and Beethoven, including "Für Elise", the "Moonlight Sonata" and the "Gymnopédies".
Rocky Gresset, a jazz guitarist, presents his new project alongside Mathieu Chatelain, William Brunard and saxophonist Baptiste Herbin: a quartet somewhere between swing and bop.
Classical music concert in the Church of Saint-Ephrem, a baroque gem in the Latin Quarter known for its acoustics. An intimate gathering for enthusiasts, with a candlelit concert.
A Saturday morning with other candidates for library exams: 2 hours to meet, share your experience, build connections and help each other.
A creative workshop where children make their own self-portrait in the style of Arcimboldo, by assembling candy wrappers and cut-out patterns. Presented by Dada magazine, ages 6 and up.
A journey into the land of the imagination: poems, symbolic tales and improvisations based on words given by the audience, by spoken-word artist Nayan.
Classical music concert with works by Beethoven, Schubert and Mendelssohn, performed on cello and piano.
Pierre Manetti and Bastien Ribot join forces with the Charlier-Sourisse tandem for a musical journey through pieces by Babik Reinhardt, Brazilian standards and original compositions, driven by the virtuosity and rapport of the four musicians.
A workshop to explore the city through sound: listening games, field recordings and sharing soundscapes, for children aged 6 to 10.
Flow Rea is an Estonian trio that blends hip-hop, soul and jazz, with a refined sound that appeals to all generations.
A film concert around the slapstick movie Safety Last! (Monte là-dessus): Harold Lloyd climbs a building, accompanied live by two musicians. Ages 6 and up, registration required.
A talk on the history of electricity, from the amber of the ancient Greeks to Thomson's discovery of the electron. Ages 10 and up.
A lecture by art historian Valérie Mettais on the way artists view the works of their peers, at the Buffon library.
Franck Amsallem presents his album “Gotham Goodbye” leading an international quartet, with Cuban saxophonist Irving Acao. A jazz concert for an adult audience.
Librarians combine excerpts from animated films with readings of tales for a shared moment with children, and get them to look at these stories adapted for the screen in a new way.
Piano concert by Elio di Tanna around the "Clairs de Lune" programme: Beethoven, Debussy, Satie, Liszt and Chopin. A classical musical evening for an adult audience of music lovers.
A tribute concert to Colette Magny, a little-known figure of French song, performed by the Lila Tamazit Trio. For fans of chanson and jazz.
Two workshops to discover the languages and dialects spoken in Europe during Antiquity and the Middle Ages, as well as the different writing systems of the world. Led by the Mundolingua museum of languages and language.
The libraries of the 5th and 6th arrondissements offer a games evening once a month. Whatever your age, how many of you there are or your level, come and discover plenty of games with the regulars and the librarians, and bring your own games if you like.
SPANK! fuses the Soul, Funk, Blues, Jazz and Rock heritage of the 1960s to today into a captivating sound. The quintessential Parisian live-funk band, delivering spellbinding performances that electrify the audience.
Classical piano concert in the Church of Saint-Ephrem, with works by Chopin, Debussy, Schubert, Satie and Beethoven, in a baroque setting by candlelight.
Soprano saxophonist Hugo Diaz presents "Home to Home", a quintet jazz concert in which the voice plays a central role, accompanied by four young musicians from the national scene.
A lecture on Paul Cézanne (1839-1906), a major painter of modern art, echoing the exhibition "Cézanne et nous" (Cézanne and Us) at the Grand Palais. By Eric Parmentier, art history lecturer.
Anna Stevens, a singer and dancer with a passion for swing, performs American standards from the 1930s and 1940s along with her own jazz compositions, backed by her international quintet.
A show in which Arthur goes in search of the wolf and discovers, with humour and magic, stories and sayings from popular wolf lore. A tender, poetic moment to share with the family.
A film concert paying tribute to four pioneers of experimental cinema: five of their films screened, each accompanied by original music played live by Olivier Longre.
A musical tale inspired by a story from Zanzibar: the sultan, driven to despair by a bird that devours his dates, loses his mind, and his seven sons must restore peace. Ages 7 and up.
A concert devoted to Vivaldi's Four Seasons, the complete set, along with Mozart's A Little Night Music, performed by Les Violons de France.
Classical music concert with Maya Devane on cello and Darreng Sheng on piano, in the Saint-Ephrem church, a Baroque venue in the heart of the Latin Quarter. By candlelight, for classical music enthusiasts.
Rides in an OuiCycle, an adapted group vehicle, to rediscover the heritage of the 5th arrondissement alongside children from partner organisations. A time for meeting and sharing between the generations.
Formula Bula, a comic book festival in Paris: exhibitions, meet-ups and a programme for young audiences about heritage, contemporary international creation and emerging forms.
The Fête de la Science at Sorbonne Université celebrates taste and flavours: workshops, laboratory tours, stands, games and exhibitions, open to everyone at the weekend.
As part of the Jardin des langues festival, in partnership with FICEP, the Buffon library is hosting workshops introducing languages and cultures, including a Japanese workshop open to children aged 8 and up.
An exhibition based on the Éveil Nature collection, which combines colourful, scientific illustrations with short explanatory texts to introduce children to science from a very young age.
The month's programme of events at the L'Heure Joyeuse library: workshop, exhibition, storytelling, film screening and regular activities for children and families.
Exhibition of photographs by Joss Dray at the IMA library, a record of everyday Palestinian life taken twenty-five years ago and never shown to the public.
Librarians tell stories, nursery rhymes and finger games for the very young, and tales for older children.
An exhibition that reveals, through around a hundred books, objects and archival items, the history of donations and the enrichment of the encyclopedic collections of the Sainte-Geneviève Library.
A photography exhibition tracing U2's Dublin roots and the band's impact on Irish music and culture, on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
A monthly literary and cultural café where everyone shares their favourites: novels, theatre, cinema, exhibitions. A friendly gathering led by a librarian, open to all cultures.
The BiLiPo is displaying part of its collections devoted to cinema print: posters, film novels, pamphlets…
Conversation workshop and reading club in English, open to all levels, from beginner to advanced, to chat and share your cultural favourites.
The senior clubs of the 5th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over free of charge — retired, early-retired or working adults — for a wide variety of activities.
Throughout the year, discover this iconic site through a series of guided tours organized by the Chancellery of the Universities of Paris and Île-de-France.
An exhibition devoted to Michel Foucault's time at the Collège de France, where he taught from 1970 to 1984, through around a hundred items: unpublished manuscripts, personal objects and audio and video archives.
The libraries of the 5th and 6th arrondissements of Paris offer a game night once a month, open to all ages and all levels, with a variety of games and a potluck buffet.
An exhibition on marriage in the Maghreb: around forty costumes and adornments never before shown in France, displayed alongside creations by 27 contemporary artists from the Maghreb and its diasporas.
To mark the Museum's 400th anniversary, a brand-new exhibition explores the links between art and science through its art collections, from scientific explorations to contemporary artists.
Come and take part in a sporting activity near your home! Badminton sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, open to everyone.
The City of Paris offers a motor skills / baby gym session at the Ortolan gymnasium, for Parisian families with children aged 3 to 7. Free activity, no booking required.
Every Sunday, the City of Paris offers baby parkour sessions at Centr'Halles Park, to develop the motor skills of young children accompanied by their parents.
An immersive workshop in a recording studio where participants imagine, write and record their own song, guided by professionals. Open to children, young people, companies, beginner artists and the curious, with no musical skills required.
An exhibition on Cretaceous dinosaurs and the work of palaeontologists, with skeletons, reconstructions and illustrations. For the whole family.
The Grande Galerie de l'Évolution opens its doors for the European Night of Museums: explore its permanent collections, from aquatic wildlife to the caravan of African savanna animals, by way of tropical forests and extinct species.
An immersive show in Paris where families follow the actors from room to room, meeting the worlds imagined by Jules Verne. A theatrical adventure lasting 1 hour 10 minutes, suitable from a very young age.
An exhibition on the transmission of medical knowledge from Antiquity to Modern Times, through illuminated manuscripts, incunabula and objects of pharmacopoeia and surgery, with digital animations.
An exhibition at the Cluny museum on Nicolas Flamel, a 14th-century Parisian bourgeois who became a legendary figure of alchemy. Through his tombstone and archival documents, it separates the man from the legend.
The Jardin des Plantes is offering a holiday programme combining exhibitions, shows, workshops and Halloween activities, with dinosaurs, palm trees and animals. Young and old alike will find plenty to marvel at.
Holiday workshops for children, teens and adults: K-pop, robotics, drama, modern jazz, visual arts, comics, graffiti, English and bilingual workshops.
The International Science Film Festival returns for a 22nd edition, entirely free and open to everyone, with screenings of science films followed by discussions between scientists and the film teams.