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A creative fabric painting workshop to turn clothes, bags or accessories into unique creations, in a friendly atmosphere that promotes reuse.
On the occasion of Hangeul Day and the opening of the K-ZONE, the Korean Cultural Center is offering a workshop introducing traditional Korean calligraphy, open to everyone.
Pocket concert given by the Ensemble de jeunes voix d'hommes, with Clémence Chabrand on piano and Olivier Bardot conducting, featuring barbershop standards.
A hybrid show between autobiography and documentary, blending theatre, live music and cinema, which questions the legacy of fathers and the ritual of bullfighting.
A series of monthly talks in which political scientist Loïc Blondiaux talks with intellectuals to explore major questions about democracy, with a central place given to exchanges with the audience.
A special edition of the Korean Film Club, focusing on the Seokguram Grotto and Korean heritage, with a selection of films about history, Buddhist tradition and the city of Gyeongju.
The famous Hollywood film Singin' in the Rain comes back to life on stage at the Théâtre du Lido in a spectacular new production with actors, singers, a full orchestra, 240 costumes and tap dance choreography.
Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien presents his new album 'Blue Morpho' on stage in an immersive concert with a collective of musicians, blending psych-folk and trip-hop.
Canadian musician Fannie presents her show Une Vie (A Life) in Paris, a musical narrative accompanied on piano, violin and double bass, in which the acoustic songs leave plenty of room for words and emotions.
The GOSPEL DREAM choir, active since 1989, performs authentic songs of the African-American Church, bringing together around twenty voices and one or two musicians. A gospel concert open to all, in an exceptional venue.
Norwegian saxophonist Petter Wettre presents his new quartet Scandinavian Unit, blending Nordic jazz, improvisation and melodic elegance. A concert for jazz lovers.
Eure sets up a 300 m² pop-up space at the Cour de Rome, somewhere between an offbeat supermarket and a foodie hangout: local products, tastings, a terrace and ideas for getaways an hour from Paris.
One-to-one introductory sessions on using a computer or smartphone, by appointment.
Masterclasses, workshops, talks and public showcase performances with guest artists in music, dance and theatre, at the Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Paris.
After their success at the 2025 Avignon Festival, Les Rochambelles come to Paris for the first time, at the Théâtre Michel. A play about these volunteer ambulance drivers of the Second World War.
A hybrid concert by Ólafur Arnalds blending old and new repertoire, presented as an intimate and ambitious live experience.
A classical music concert bringing together the most famous works of the repertoire, performed by the Hélios orchestra in a Paris church. From age 3.
Jean-Paul Gasparian performs on piano works by Chopin and Franz Liszt's paraphrases of Verdi operas, for an evening at the height of Romanticism.
Jazz and bossa nova concert with French-Taiwanese singer Chloé Lecerf and a female quartet, as part of Jazz sur Seine and in support of Octobre Rose.
Paris municipal nurseries open their doors on Saturday mornings for early-learning activities to share as a family: free play, musical awakening, visual arts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with children under 6 years old.
A morning of free activities for the whole family: games, creative workshops, a smoothie bike and information stands in the 8th arrondissement.
Olivier Solivérès revisits Carlo Collodi's famous tale, The Adventures of Pinocchio, a big family show combining images, special effects, sets, songs, humour and poetry. From age 5 and for the whole family.
A friendly gathering to share your favourite books and find reading ideas, over a tea or a coffee.
A wacky chivalric comedy in which the audience elects the knight who wins a great tournament, with fights, jousting and songs. Ages 4 and up, for the whole family.
Adapted from the podcast "Petit Vulgaire" (Little Vulgar), this interactive show answers the questions children ask: the children choose the topics, to laugh and learn. A moment of popular science that parents will enjoy too.
A funny, modern version of Victor Hugo's masterpiece, blending theatre, commedia dell'arte and musical comedy, that will delight young and old alike.
A friendly meet-up café, open to everyone, with no prerequisites, to share and think together about our ways of living, working and taking part in democratic life. Each participant can suggest a theme that will be explored collectively.
Symphony concert by the Pasdeloup Orchestra devoted to Mozart, with a programme featuring the overture to The Clemency of Titus, a clarinet concerto and Symphony No. 41 "Jupiter".
A theatrical lecture freely inspired by Jean Birnbaum's essay, which turns the stage into a testing ground for thought, blending teaching, humour and dialogue with the audience.
Classical music concert presented by Musique et Patrimoine: Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Schubert's Ave Maria and Pachelbel's Canon, performed by the orchestra Les Violons de France.
Since 1989, the GOSPEL DREAM choir has celebrated life, hope and unity through the authentic songs of the African-American Church, with around twenty voices and one or two musicians.
A female quintet casts a spell with a vibrant mix of flamenco rumba, Cuban son and salsa. A radiant evening of original music and classics reimagined with sunny rhythms!
A kamishibai tale for toddlers: Zimba, a little monkey, sets out to find his mother's lost bracelet, followed by a short visit to the "Animalia" exhibition.
A musical journey from Spain to Argentina, from romanticism to Argentine tango, with guitarist Ludovic Michel and a dancing couple.
Multi-award-winning French cello star Astrig Siranossian meets the Orchestre de la Garde républicaine for the season's first production at Gaveau, with works by Beethoven, Elgar and Bruch.
A literary event at the Canadian Cultural Centre to discover four French-speaking Indigenous voices from Canada, hosted by a journalist and followed by a book sale and signing session.
A lecture on Gustave Doré (1832-1883), French illustrator, engraver and painter, led by Claire Chaix de Lavarène, presented by the Société Historique et Archéologique des 8e et 17e arrondissements.
First concert of the season by the Youth Orchestra, featuring a piano concerto by Mozart and Dvořák's "New World" Symphony.
With Cosmogonia, Yom offers an immersive performance on the border between concert, installation and ritual: a clarinet solo in which sound becomes matter, breath and vibration, conceived as a collective musical meditation. An intimate, sensory experience to be lived by letting yourself be carried through it.
For the 5th anniversary of Epsiloon magazine, the editorial team takes to the stage at the Théâtre de la Madeleine in Paris for a special evening blending science, current events and behind the scenes of the publication, with surprise guests and musicians.
Elisabeth Keledjian, jazz drummer and singer, presents with her quartet a musical journey through the great jazz standards, between swing, blues and ballads. A warm and elegant evening for jazz lovers.
A free workshop open to everyone, with games, activities and discussions to better understand discrimination and prejudice, and to learn together how to act for more equality.
A sensory visit to discover the masterpieces of the Petit Palais at a child's level, with a sensory kit to see, touch, smell and hear the works. For families with babies aged 12 to 24 months.
The association France Dépression Paris Île-de-France is organizing a guided tour of the Hôtel de la Marine, open to anyone who would like to share a friendly and caring moment.
The 2026 version of Antigone, performed by Déborah Moreau and directed by Andréa Bescond, revisits Jean Anouilh's text as a one-woman show in an organic and contemporary way: with humour, music, anger and energy.
Ricardo Montaner, a leading figure in Latin American music, returns to the stage in Paris for an exceptional concert. He will perform his greatest hits, celebrating more than forty years of his career.
Concert by the Hélios orchestra devoted to Vivaldi's Four Seasons and famous adagios, in a Paris church.
Franck Ferrand tells the story of composers, accompanied on stage by a renowned soloist: a rare moment of interplay between words and music.
Badke (remix) reinvents a legendary show with Palestinian artists: from dabke to contemporary dance, a blend of hip-hop, capoeira, circus and kickboxing set to fusion music.
Four female musicians blend jazz and Brazilian music, from swing to bossa nova, mixing great Brazilian songs and revisited standards in a warm and inspired musical journey.
First concert of the season by the Conservatory Symphony Orchestra, with works by Beethoven and Berlioz.
A concert by the Orchestre de chambre de Paris (Paris Chamber Orchestra) around Beethoven and Webern, two faces of Vienna more than a century apart, with violinist Alena Baeva and conductor Philipp von Steinaecker.
Marta Domingo, a Spanish singer, blends Iberian traditions with poetry by Machado and Lorca. With Claire Lamothe on piano, they create a vibrant and moving musical world.
An exceptional choral concert given by the 120 singers of the Salt Lake Singers, who have come from Utah. On the programme: a mix of old and modern choral classics, a cappella or accompanied on a grand piano.
FKJ makes his big return to the stage in Paris, more than 3 years after his last concert, to present his new album Tyber.
Viktorija Gečytė, a Lithuanian jazz singer, performs with her quartet in a concert blending classic jazz standards and her own compositions. For jazz lovers and fans of beautiful voices.
A participatory, theatrical family tour of the Arc de Triomphe, punctuated by tales, shadow puppetry and drawings, where young and old alike are invited to take part.
For this new edition of Monument Jeu d'Enfant, the Hôtel de la Marine offers a historical, theatrical detective game for the whole family: solve the theft of the Crown jewels in 1792, through salons and galleries, guided by actors.
A one-off concert at Salle Pleyel celebrating the work of Naâman, led by his musicians and those close to him. A collective celebration to keep his music and his message alive.
Concert of Mozart's Requiem and Ravel's Boléro by the Orchestre Hélios and the Chœur Hélios Éphémère, at the church of La Madeleine in Paris.