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Exhibition devoted to Hondo, a pioneering figure of French graffiti, with painted works from 1986 to 2026 and repurposed objects. Free admission.
A lecture-performance that traces the life of George Sand, a major figure in French literature, through excerpts from her works and her correspondence.
Come and play at the Bibliothèque Amélie, among casual and passionate players: bluffing, cooperation, deduction or strategy, on your own or with the librarians.
A theatrical thriller set against the backdrop of the Resistance: Christian, intrigued by a photo of his recently deceased father, investigates with his wife the buried secrets of his family and of the Musée de l'Homme network.
After the success of its previous shows, Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche invites choreographer Mourad Merzouki for a brand-new creation blending dance and circus, a dreamlike interpretation of the myth of the Tower of Babel.
A funny and poetic play in the heart of the Paris sewers, to discover with family or friends.
Guided by a sewer worker, discover the many facets of an essential and extraordinary profession, in the heart of the working galleries of the Paris Sewer Museum.
A forum for seniors with information stands and wellness activities.
A Brazilian party on a barge in Paris: carnival, glitter, baile funk, Brazilian classics and 90s hits, with a DJ set all night.
A creative workshop led by Juliette Binet, artist and author: invent an imaginary plant from botanical plates and make large paper butterflies. In adult-child pairs, ages 7 and up.
Marion Bonin, a tour guide and the great-granddaughter of an Impressionist painter, tells the story of the birth of Impressionism room by room, drawing on works by Manet, Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh and Caillebotte.
Lecture by Véronique Cheynet-Cluzel on Matteo Ricci, pioneer of Sino-Western dialogue, and on the Grand Ricci Dictionary, which continues his work. Organized with Asia Centre – Institut Ricci as part of the Chine Plurielle program.
A free day at the Paris Sewer Museum, as part of the Science Festival: free exploration of around 500 metres of galleries beneath the quai d'Orsay, with areas on the history of Parisian sanitation.
A shared reading time for little ones aged 0 to 3, accompanied by an adult. One-on-one readings in the toddlers' area, to discover books gently, at the child's own pace.
Panel discussion around issue 103 of the journal Agora débats/jeunesses, devoted to privileged youth: presentation of the issues covered in the feature, discussion with the coordinators and a Q&A with the audience.
To launch the Erik Satie conservatory's 2026-2027 cultural season, the teachers perform a selection of works by Francis Poulenc.
For the 2026 Manga Fanatics event, come challenge your friends and family, controller in hand, with a selection of games that are 100% manga!
A workshop to raise young people's awareness of the environment and learn to eat better, presented by the association "Mon Assiette pour la Planète". Ages 10 and up.
As part of the Architecture Days, the Musée des Plans-Reliefs offers an introductory tour of its models of fortified towns and a family tour with an activity booklet to observe the hidden buildings.
A festive, interactive rap concert for children: three vacation experts invite the audience on an imaginary trip to Moustache Island, with parties, activities and quiet moments. Ages 5 and up.
A lecture by Emmanuel Itié, a specialist in Egyptian philology, to discover how scribes in ancient Egypt wrote and handled numbers, based on the Rhind papyrus.
Flamenco masters Mercedes Ruiz (dance) and Santiago Lara (guitar) present “Romancero del Baile Flamenco” (Romancero of Flamenco Dance), a celebration of the flamenco tradition that is both sensitive and forward-looking.
A dance and storytelling performance about lace, in which young and old weave connections between reality and imagination. For very young children from 6 months old.
A group of young people journeys through the 1960s, from rock to yéyé, in 18 scenes evoking Johnny, Cloclo, Bardot, Dutronc, the Stones, Hendrix, the Beatles and many others, all performed live.
An explosive, high-energy concert with children's author Éric Coudert and the heroes of his books: songs, laughter, interaction and surprises to share as a family.
A lecture on Sonia Delaunay, a painter and textile designer of the 20th-century avant-garde, led by ARTORA. Ages 15 and up.
In concert, Rim Murr revisits the great classics of French song and the Arabic repertoire, mixed with her own compositions, with a trio of piano, violin and percussion. A musical journey between Paris and Beirut, with chill, jazz and electro colours.
The teachers of the Erik Satie conservatory give a concert around the composer's work and that of his friends, on the occasion of the inauguration of their new auditorium.
A joyful, poetic and immersive family musical, led by Oscar Sisto and Lou Deleuze in the role of Lilly, with the participation of Ahcène and Najet. Designed to appeal to a wide family audience, the show blends music, dance and emotion.
A musical and theatrical cabaret centred on Erik Satie and his friends, devised and performed by the conservatory students: songs, jazz, theatre and poetry.
For the launch of its new album, the Sequenza 9.3 Vocal Ensemble performs intimate songs from around the world, between oral tradition and contemporary creation, carried by nine voices and the santur of Farnaz Modarresifar.
As part of Manga Mad, the Amélie library invites you to celebrate Japanese culture by making your own omamori, a small embroidered and colourful fabric pouch closed with a traditional knot. Ages 7 and up.
A conversation between three voices about the latest book by Father Yann Vagneux, a priest of the Paris Foreign Missions, on the religious traditions of the Indian subcontinent. Followed by a book signing.
A show blending texts by Marguerite Duras, excerpts from interviews and her cookbook, performed by actress Diana Sakalauskaité. A literary tribute for the 30th anniversary of her death, which is as thought-provoking as it is funny.
An escape game at the library to solve puzzles about the world of Agatha Christie, led by the librarians. Open to adults and children aged 10 and up.
A creative workshop where children draw, fold and glue paper to answer the question: who eats whom? Ages 6 and up.
The library gives carte blanche to the Kaija Quartet, an all-female group blending tradition and innovation. Four musicians trained in the classical tradition, open to research, creation and improvisation.
A cabin to assemble that reveals a multitude of games, including wooden ones, for little ones to discover, explore, play and be amazed.
A retrospective devoted to the Italian fashion designer Gianni Versace, with 120 outfits, 600 objects and archival items, exploring his fabrics, his inspirations and his creations for the stars. Ideal for fashion lovers and anyone curious about the energy of the 1990s.
An exhibition on the birds of paradise of New Guinea and the circulation of their feathers, through nearly 190 works blending art, natural history, fashion and ecology.
Organised by the Chinese Cultural Centre in Paris and the National Museum of China, this exhibition takes you through 10,000 years of Chinese gastronomy, with more than 30 cooking utensils and immersive digital displays.
Read-aloud sessions of picture books, tales and kamishibai, interspersed with nursery rhymes and finger plays, for children from age 3 and for toddlers from 0 to 3.
An immersive exhibition that introduces lowbrow and pop surrealism, somewhere between a cabinet of curiosities and an initiatory journey, where reality tips over into fiction and childhood meets the strange.
A storyteller accompanies toddlers and their parents for a first discovery of the museum, through stories and songs.
The senior clubs of the 7th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, retired or not, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities.
An exhibition on the art and cultures of the First Nations of the American Northwest, where masks, totems and ritual objects form a sacred language. For all audiences.
On the occasion of the centenary of Claude Monet's death, a journey through the Impressionist gallery of the Musée d'Orsay presents five paintings recently studied or restored, shedding light on his creative process.
An immersive virtual reality experience that brings the creation of the Statue of Liberty back to life, from Versailles to New York, as you follow in Bartholdi's footsteps. Recommended from age 13, accessible from age 8.
An exhibition and an immersive virtual-reality experience devoted to Auguste Bartholdi, the Alsatian sculptor, and to the creation of the Statue of Liberty, in partnership with the Bartholdi Museum in Colmar.
A major exhibition at the Musée d'Orsay devoted to Mary Cassatt (1844-1926), an independent American Impressionist painter, with nearly 80 paintings, pastels and prints.
An exhibition of previously unseen photographs of Tahiti and the Marquesas, taken between 1859 and 1870 by two naval officers, Gustave Viaud and Paul Émile Miot. For all audiences.
Every year, the Erik Satie Conservatory in Paris's 7th arrondissement presents a season of music, singing, theatre and dance performances, with concerts, gatherings and educational projects open to everyone.
The Musée des Plans-Reliefs offers around fifteen activities for celebrating a birthday: model-making or drawing workshops, a strategy game, a storytelling session, a visit-and-investigate tour, for children and adults alike.
A guided tour of UNESCO's headquarters in Paris, to discover its architecture, its conference rooms and its collection of works of art, accompanied by a lecturer guide.
A unique multimedia creation combining orchestral music, video mapping and lighting effects, the immersive show AURA INVALIDES (Aura Invalides) enhances the architecture of the Dôme des Invalides, offered in the evening exclusively.
American artist Jenny Holzer takes over the Musée d'Orsay with light projections on the facade, an LED installation and engraved stone sculptures, in dialogue with the collections.