WeekSpots
Contemporary art exhibition by Poumi Lescaut at the Town Hall of the 6th arrondissement, open to everyone aged 3 and up.
An interactive talk to fight health misinformation, devoted this year to nutrition. Open to everyone aged 15 and over.
A talk and discussion held by the Injep on recognising informal learning, such as involvement in community organisations, through open badges. For researchers, professionals and people working in the field.
The Paris Student Disability Mutual Aid Cell is reopening its doors: every other Thursday, friendly Hapéros with games, workshops or themed discussions, open to the whole student community.
Guitar and violin concert in the Chapelle Saint-Symphorien, with works by Bach, Gounod, Paganini, Piazzolla, Pugnani and Kreisler, performed by Emmanuel Rossfelder and Paul Rouger.
Jean-Luc Lagarce's Journal comes to life as a trio: images, voices, cello and machines in a poetic dialogue. A suspended hour in which the text is not recited — it is lived.
Weekly sessions of gentle gym and power walking adapted for seniors, led by professionals, to maintain mobility and physical fitness outdoors.
A talk offered by the Association Empreintes to put into words what bereavement is and how to face it, led by a psychologist and followed by discussion with the participants.
An improvisation show where the actors create scenes live from the audience's suggestions, accompanied by live music. Ages 12 and up, to see with friends or family.
A film-concert devoted to the Czech composer Vítězslava Kaprálová, with a screening of the documentary "Kaprálová" by Petr Záruba and a musical performance by students of the Conservatoire Jean-Philippe Rameau.
Paris municipal nurseries open their doors on Saturday mornings for early-learning activities to share as a family: free play, music awareness, visual arts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with a child under 6 years old.
As part of Pink October, the Saint-Germain sports center is offering a morning of sports and solidarity to raise awareness about breast cancer screening, with activities accessible to all levels.
A free workshop for expectant parents and parents of newborns, led by specialists, to create a healthy environment during pregnancy and the baby's first months.
Guided tour in English of the exhibition devoted to Andy Warhol's drawings, exploring a constant practice in the artist's work, between gesture and reproduction. For individual visitors, ages 13 and up.
A guided tour of the exhibition devoted to Andy Warhol's drawings, to discover his work between gesture and reproduction. Ages 13 and up.
An interactive adventure in which children discover that the greatest powers already lie dormant within them, behind every illusion in this magic show. For young audiences, ages 4 and up.
A treasure hunt in the form of a police investigation to discover the Latin Quarter or Saint-Germain-des-Prés in teams, with puzzles and a storyline. Ages 12 and up, duration 2h15.
Dickens's masterpiece becomes a big musical: six young actor-singer-dancers tell the story of Oliver Twist, between laughter and tears, with songs, dance numbers and tap dancing. For children and parents who want to rediscover their inner child.
At the Kids Musical Academy, three teachers of dance, singing and drama are constantly bickering. To make peace, they create a musical with the children, who can take part in the show.
An interactive and funny show to (re)discover 8 famous Fables of La Fontaine, with shadow puppetry and ventriloquism. For young and old, ages 4 and up.
An interactive show blending theatre, storytelling and illusions: a narrator tells the fate of Sigismond Dubuffet, an ordinary magician whose invention turns the history of magic upside down. Children are delighted, and adults are asking for more.
An interactive bilingual French Sign Language/French talk on the major horror film genres (slasher, body horror, gore, horror comedy…), with discussion and a quiz. Open to adults and teenagers.
A musical show for children ages 4 and up: Captain Crochard, separated from his crew after an attack by the privateer Ratigan, must face his fears to find his friends again.
SuperGrandad and his best friend Carl Vermont remember their year in fourth grade, from the class photo to the cafeteria, with music. A super concert full of craziness for the very young, from 4 to 104 years old.
A theatrical and musical adaptation of the letters exchanged between George Sand and Marie d'Agoult, performed by two actor-musicians at the piano and cello, with works by Chopin and Liszt.
A clumsy witch dreams of becoming queen of the fairies. Between magic, ventriloquism and laughter, she takes on challenges to make her dream come true, helped by a singing rabbit, a sleepy monkey and her mascot Kytou.
Concert by the Orchestre Hélios devoted to Vivaldi's Four Seasons and Mozart's A Little Night Music, with Glen Rouxel as solo violinist.
Classical concert at the Saint-Germain-des-Prés church: the complete Four Seasons by Vivaldi and Mozart's A Little Night Music, performed by the Hélios orchestra.
A show for young audiences in which the Ladybird accompanies the vegetable garden's scarecrow on his quest to learn to sing and find the opera singer Marguerite.
Igor, the orphaned assistant of Dr. Frankenstein, wants to reproduce his master's experiment: creating life from death. A funny and moving show for young audiences, with audience participation, ages 4 and up.
A lively musical detective mystery full of mystery, dreams and humour: Trotte-Menu and his friends set off to recover the black heart stolen by the Rats. Ages 4 and up.
The Brassage Brass Band, a brass and percussion group led by Maxime Bassa, gives a bandstand concert with variety pieces, jazz and dance tunes. Free and no booking needed, to be enjoyed in the garden.
A guided tour by a museum lecturer to discover Andy Warhol's drawings as a family, ages 6 and up.
A family show mixing laughter and songs, in which Pierrot, a mischievous child-puppet, discovers the world alongside Zabelle and Claude. Ages 3 and up.
Between laughter, poetry and nostalgia, Claude Lauri takes you to rediscover the most beautiful French songs, accompanied by Zabelle. A warm and friendly gathering to sing, share and feel the music together.
As part of the 2026 Festival against Discrimination, Zarts prod presents three short films made in 2025: Chut, Le bon moment and On rigole! A meet-and-greet is planned with the young people who took part in the filming.
Laurence Devillairs, an agrégée and doctor of philosophy, offers a monthly impro-philo gathering on Tuesdays, with a theme announced in advance and then a programme decided together with the audience.
A singing, clowning and puppet show in which Strawberry and Sheep fly off to the Moon to escape a Shepherd determined to stop them. A poetic, colourful world, for ages 3 and up.
France's first permanent memorial site dedicated to Covid-19, with an inaugural exhibition on the transformations brought about by the crisis and on the transmission of this collective experience.
To escape the storm, Claire enters an enchanted shop and has an adventure full of magic, humour and surprises, in which the children take an active part. A show blending magic, dance and ventriloquism.
A modern, family-friendly magic show in which El Mago blends digital illusions and interactive mind reading: every audience member becomes part of the adventure.
The Saint-Germain des Prés choir and the conservatory's vocal ensemble offer you a programme centred on Fauré.
The Hélios orchestra performs excerpts from Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Kreisler's Prelude and Allegro and Beethoven's Violin Concerto.
Concert by the CLASSIK Ensemble orchestra devoted to J.S. Bach: Suite No. 2, Musical Offering, trio sonatas and Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring, with Vicens Prats, solo flute of the Orchestre de Paris, and David Braccini, solo violin.
Zulo the bee must create a giant candy in the colors of the rainbow with the help of the children. A show blending poetry, music and dance, for ages 3 and up.
A tour and workshop for children around the exhibition devoted to Andy Warhol's drawings: after a guided tour led by a visual artist, the children try out techniques to reproduce and personalize an image.
The magician Zing-Zing has lost his sleight-of-hand secrets: the children in the audience become magicians to help him recover his memory and his powers. An interactive, funny and poetic show, from age 3 and for the whole family.
Concert in the Saint-Symphorien chapel, with works by Bach, Bartók, Monti, Bloch and Piazzolla performed by Marian Badoi on accordion, Paul Rouger on violin and Sylvain Le Provost on double bass.
Classical music concert in the Saint-Symphorien chapel: J.S. Bach's Goldberg Variations in a transcription for strings, performed by the Trio Paris Classik and Les Solistes Français.
A meeting in English about the book "They Called It Peace. Worlds of Imperial Violence" with historian Lauren Benton and journalist Eleanor Beardsley, as part of the FMSH's DÉCRIPT programme.
Concert of Mozart's Requiem and Ravel's Boléro by the Orchestre Hélios and the Chœur Éphémère de Paris, in a Paris church.
The medals of a major sports competition have been stolen. Investigate around the Sorbonne, the Panthéon and the Arènes de Lutèce to find them.
Classical concert at the church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés: Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Albinoni's Adagio and the Ave Maria by Schubert and Caccini, performed by three Paris orchestras.
Rossini's Petite Messe Solennelle (Little Solemn Mass), one of his masterpieces of sacred music, performed in its original version for soloists, choir, piano and accordion by the Hélios orchestra.
A meeting in the series “Plastics: a systemic poison”: researchers and civil society bring together knowledge on plastic waste management and the collective choices that shape it.
Concert devoted to the complete sonatas and partitas for violin by J.S. Bach, performed by David Braccini and Paul Rouger.
An evening to present the book “Le désir d'avant-garde” (“The Desire for the Avant-Garde”) by its author Sina Abedi, followed by a discussion with Richard Scoffier and then with the audience.
Concert by the Hélios orchestra featuring Vivaldi's "Four Seasons", Schubert's "Ave Maria" and famous adagios, in a Paris church.
All Saints' Grand Concert titled "From Shadow to Light", with works by Pergolesi, Bach, Mozart, Vivaldi and Fauré, performed by the CLASSIK Ensemble Orchestra, David Braccini on solo violin and Lisa Chaïb-Auriol, soprano.