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A classical music concert at Saint-Sulpice Church, featuring famous works by Vivaldi, Gounod, Mendelssohn and others, performed by the Hélios orchestra.
The GOSPEL DREAM choir, active since 1989, performs authentic songs of the African-American Church, bringing together about a dozen voices and one or two musicians. A moment of joy and brotherhood open to all.
An acrylic painting workshop led by illustrator Capucine Mazille, to create an animal frieze. Echoing the exhibition "Bon appétit les animaux" (Enjoy your meal, animals). From age 6.
A lecture by historian Perrine Simon-Nahum on the philosophical dimension of André Malraux's work and life, as part of the André Malraux Fiftieth Anniversary.
Classical music concert devoted to J.S. Bach: The Art of the Flute, the Musical Offering and trio sonatas, performed by the Classik Quartet with David Braccini on violin and Vicens Prats, solo flute of the Orchestre de Paris.
The jazz department of CMA6 welcomes trumpeter Lucienne Renaudin Vary for an exceptional masterclass, open to all departments and to all music enthusiasts.
A meeting about the book "Vivre les enchères" (Living with Auctions), with author Pia Torregrossa in conversation with journalist Jean-Marie Durand. An evening to understand the behind-the-scenes world of art and collectible auctions.
A talk and discussion on Japanese Sign Language and French Sign Language, led by Élie Vilmin and Rubis Alexandre Daniel, followed by a round table. With LSF/FR interpreters present.
A classical music concert by the Hélios Orchestra, with a programme of famous works by Mozart, Vivaldi, Bizet, Puccini, Debussy and others, in a Paris church.
Concert of Mozart's Requiem and Ravel's Boléro by the Orchestre Hélios, the Chœur Éphémère de Paris and Matthieu Cabanes, conducted by Silvio Segantini. For classical music lovers.
A 17-year-old soprano, discovered on the TV show Prodiges, performs in a historic Paris venue. A lyrical moment for an audience curious to discover a new voice.
Round table on the ninth issue of the journal Football(s), devoted to the feature "Merci patrons !" (Thank you, bosses!) on forms of power and leadership in football, with researchers and the public.
A meeting with Wojciech Tochman, one of the most widely translated Polish reporters, as part of the "Weekend à l'est" festival.
A meeting with novelist Luce Perez-Tejedor about her novel Saint-Soleil, devoted to the Haitian painting movement of the same name, as part of the André Malraux Fiftieth Anniversary.
A day of meetings, screenings and discussions on how the social sciences and humanities create, publish and share their knowledge today. For adults curious about research and publishing.
For this special late-night opening, the Musée du Luxembourg invites Élysée Moon, drag queen, opera singer and tour guide, to a series of performed interventions throughout the evening, blending pop culture, opera and queer performance.
A classical music concert at the Church of Saint-Germain des Prés, with the Orchestre Hélios and violinist Glen Rouxel, featuring famous works by Vivaldi, Gounod, Mendelssohn and other composers.
A day presenting the results of the project “Exil·s, guerre·s et création·s” (Exiles, Wars and Creations): panels, screenings and discussions about artists and filmmakers who are refugees in France. For an audience interested in research and artistic creation.
Céline Malraux talks with Manon Landowski about Madeleine Malraux, concert pianist, in the presence of students from a piano class.
The wind band of La Sirène de Paris, founded in 1874, joins the jazz quartet Hormê for a concert of compositions by Rozann Bézier, between mists and storms.
Sixth edition of the Henri Langlois Festival, devoted to the theme COLLECTIVE•S: contemporary short films, heritage films and highlights, including a tribute to Med Hondo and a retrospective of the Omnes Films collective.
For the 4th year, the City of Paris is organizing a film festival to raise awareness of all forms of discrimination, with 19 films and discussions. Ages 12 and up.
Antiques Fair in Paris, open every day with a late-night opening on Saturday. A must for antiques and collectors.
The Fondation Dubuffet presents more than 150 works by Jean Dubuffet made between 1974 and 1985, a late period marked by the freedom of gesture and the artist's boldness.
An exhibition bringing together modern and contemporary artists around the traces left by living things, between presence, absence and memory.
An exhibition of paintings by Pascal Pichon, in which his small-format works become showcases of a poetry of the gaze. A must for anyone who loves painting and poetry.
Exhibition devoted to the Indian painter Narayanan Akkitham, who has lived in Paris since 1967: around thirty oil paintings on canvas, somewhere between geometric abstraction and the symbolic traditions of India.
For the 1st anniversary of its Left Bank space, SLOW Galerie presents “Un petit coin de paradis” (A little corner of paradise): 23 illustrated artists brought together around everyday imaginaries, between comforting landscapes and dreamed-up architecture.
An exhibition based on the eponymous book by Céline Malraux, enriched with period documents, devoted to Madeleine Malraux, pianist.
The senior clubs of the 6th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, whether retired, early-retired or adults with a disability, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities.
An exhibition that reveals the essential place of drawing in Andy Warhol's work, through around 150 drawings and rare documents, to reconsider his work between gesture and reproduction.
Carried along in an epic whirl by six young actor-singer-dancers, Dickens's masterpiece becomes a big musical, for children and for parents who want to rediscover their inner child.
Université Paris Cité presents the photography exhibition “The Colour of Our Professions” (“La couleur de nos métiers”), by Pascal Maitre, which highlights the diversity of professions within its university community.
A new display explores the animal world of Eugène Delacroix, on the occasion of the acquisition of two studies of horses recently restored, shown for the first time at the museum.
A two-hour sports session open to everyone, alone, in a group or with the family, led by sports instructors from the City of Paris. No advance registration is required.
The City of Paris invites families to a basketball and movement skills session at the Saint-Germain gym, for children aged 3 to 7 accompanied by their parents. A free activity, no booking required, reserved for Parisian families.
A guided walk through the Saint-Germain and Palais Bourbon neighbourhoods, following the visible and hidden traces of Freemasonry in Paris. For history lovers and the curious.
Holiday workshops at the Richard Wright Paris Anim' centre, with activities for children (dance, drama, visual arts, video game creation), teenagers and adults.
An exhibition of original watercolours by Capucine Mazille, illustrating the non-fiction picture book "Bon appétit les animaux!" (Enjoy your meal, animals!) written by Françoise Laurent, as part of the "Manger, être mangé" (Eating, being eaten) focus.
Photographs by Karen Knorr from her series India Song are on display at the Musée Delacroix as part of the PhotoSaintGermain festival, in dialogue with the animals depicted by Eugène Delacroix.