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Piaffou is a story that is acted and drawn, an intimate, poetic and musical show, without artifice, simple and accessible to the very young as well as the older ones. Meet this little bird, watch it be born and live through the seasons… you will discover the violin and the ukulele.
The Antonio Gades company presents Blood Wedding and Flamenco Suite, a ballet inspired by Federico García Lorca's tragedy. A masterpiece of dramatic flamenco for an adult audience.
Classical music concert with violinist Nemanja Radulović and pianist Yvan Cassar, presented by Les Grandes Voix and Philippe Maillard Productions.
Beïja Jeanzac, singer, songwriter and harmonica player, presents his project Swing Toon at Le Melville: a 1950s swing in the vein of Louis Jordan, driven by playful, cheerful songwriting.
A new must-see event at Salle Gaveau, the Christmas concert is a true explosion of rhythms and colours offered to the public, featuring the Orchestre de la Garde républicaine and four rising stars of the classical scene.
A show by Julie Berès in which young men speak out to question the norms of masculinity and the pressure to perform, blending stories, dance and music.
Concerts, dances, musical readings and shows follow one another at the bandstand in the Champs-Élysées gardens as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season. A varied programme, open to all.
A group exhibition in which Jonathan Martin, Rosa Moreno and Clémence de La Tour du Pin explore what shapes the gaze, desire and perception, between make-up, control and interference.
In October, the Théâtre de la Concorde explores the theme of courage through shows, encounters, debates and artistic experiences that question what drives us to take a stand.
Canadian photographer Robert Burley devotes a new body of work to the Great Lakes basin, between grandiose beauty and a reflection on the power of the contemporary image.
Two scientists claim to have found the method for winning any election and pass it on to the audience, as in a seminar. A satirical play about the codes of French politicians, from age 15.
The Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris presents its current programme: a photo exhibition by Robert Burley on the Great Lakes, a meeting with the writer Martine Delvaux, a Nordic concert and a documentary screening.
The senior clubs of the 8th arrondissement welcome free of charge Parisians aged 55 and over, retirees, early retirees or adults with disabilities, for a wide variety of activities.
The Al Thani Collection at the Hôtel de la Marine presents more than 120 works exploring the fascination of cultures around the world with the animal kingdom, from the 3rd millennium BC to the early 20th century.
A unique exhibition devoted to Paul Cezanne and his artistic legacy, through nearly 180 works that show how his work was discovered, interpreted and transformed by artists of later generations.
An exhibition at the Petit Palais devoted to the painter Eva Gonzalès (1847-1883), Édouard Manet's only pupil, with nearly 100 works: paintings, pastels and engravings.
An exhibition devoted to Tintoretto, one of the great painters of the Italian Renaissance, with around forty paintings and graphic works from French and international collections.
An open-air exhibition on the Champs-Élysées combining contemporary art, car design and digital technology, with works by French artists and a Renault 8 Gordini Concept unveiled in a preview.
An exhibition devoted to the Seokguram Grotto, a Korean Buddhist masterpiece listed by UNESCO, with photographs, digital and tactile displays, and works by contemporary artists.
A grand knightly tournament on stage: the audience watches the contests and itself elects the winning knight. A chivalric comedy full of adventure, songs and laughter, for ages 5 and up.
An interactive murder mystery comedy: a murder is committed every night and it is up to the audience to solve the case. Performed for twelve years at the Théâtre des Mathurins, voted Best Comedy at the Molière Awards in 2014.
Pilates, zumba gold, stretching, fitness and cardio training sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, so you can take part in an activity near your home.
Badminton, basketball and pickleball sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, so you can take part in an activity near your home.
For its first exhibition, the Palais des enfants invites you to explore transparency! A playful, sensory journey to enjoy as a family, where artworks and scientific experiments play with light to spark curiosity and wonder in the youngest visitors.
The Lebanese Film Festival of France returns for its 6th edition with 47 films, including 30 short films in competition, premieres and restored films, as well as a retrospective with Nadine Labaki in attendance.
A five-day sports camp for ages 6-12: mountain biking, multi-sports, treetop adventure course and escape game, in the heart of Paris.
The Petit Palais invites Prune Nourry to take over the entire museum to spotlight eighteen little-known or forgotten women sculptors, through their portraits and a dialogue with the collections.
A theater workshop for children ages 6 to 13: body work in the morning, poetic texts and creating a show in the afternoon, with a performance at the end of the week.
A five-day workshop to learn the art of storytelling: imagine a fabulous tale, put it into images and words, then tell it in public. Open from age 16, in a small group of 10 people.
Korean cooking workshops led by two specialists, on the theme "Street Food & Fusion Sweets", to discover Korean street dishes reinterpreted.
Monthly costume balls at the Hôtel de la Marine, with period dances, a tour of the monument and dinner, for people on their own. With or without a costume, the main thing is to join in.
An immersive exhibition that recreates the Seokguram Grotto and offers a digital creation centered on the Buddha, with an interactive setup for creating a wish lantern.
The conservatory's first creative festival, with the participation of Ensemble 2e2m: open rehearsals, workshops, student auditions and contemporary music concerts.