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A talk by Eric Parmentier, art historian, exploring the links between art and nature in three parts, followed by an exchange with the audience.
A narrative ballet by Kenneth MacMillan inspired by the novel by Abbé Prévost, created in 1974 and added to the Paris Opera's repertoire in 1990. A tragic fresco carried by musical excerpts by Jules Massenet.
A theatrical improvisation show where the audience chooses the place, the characters and the danger: four actors then invent a completely new story, with no script or outline. Every performance is unique.
Disney's musical The Lion King, an award-winning production seen by more than 115 million spectators, returns to the Théâtre Mogador for a sixth season. A family show for ages 7 and up.
Drag Race France Live returns for a fourth season with a new show and a brand-new cast, under the artistic direction of Thomas Jolly. A show blending performances, creativity and glamour, to be seen at the Casino de Paris and then on tour.
An immersive experience in the world of street art: a journey into the universe of the artist's works, between urban atmospheres and mural works without borders. For graffiti artists, stencil lovers, urban art enthusiasts and the curious.
A one-man show in which Victor Pablo, the author and performer, makes his words sing through a sleepless night: between sadness and joy, revolt and letting go, an evening to finally see the light of day.
A photography exhibition by Patricia Lecomte on the festive evenings of young adults with mental and cognitive disabilities, members of the HandinamiK association.
A free workshop for expectant parents and parents of newborns, led by specialists, to understand the impact of the environment on a baby's health and leave with a health and environment kit.
A close-up magic show with plenty of humour and audience participation. The closer you get, the less you see: a friendly experience to discover as a family with Christian Gambin, a member of the Magic Circle of London.
An improvisational theatre workshop for beginners and experienced participants, to develop quick thinking, self-confidence and stage presence, in a supportive and demanding atmosphere.
Parisian nurseries open their doors on Saturday mornings for family activities to stimulate young children: free play, musical awakening, arts and crafts, yoga or parent-child dance. For families with a child under 6 years old.
Books, songs, nursery rhymes and finger games for little ones, snuggled in an adult's arms. Some sessions are bilingual in sign language and spoken French.
One Saturday a month, a time of stories and nursery rhymes for children aged 0-6, accompanied on the guitar. For Halloween, the children's area fills with cobwebs, little lanterns and seasonal stories.
Three mischievous cats set off on an adventure in a family show blending theatre, comedy, music and interactive moments, in which famous opera arias are performed with funny lyrics adapted for children.
A science workshop to discover how nature inspires scientific innovations, through experiments and concrete examples. For ages 6-8.
Characters come out of the library's picture-book bins: come and listen to their stories, and many more besides. Sessions for children aged 4 to 7.
Weekly all-girls baby football sessions for girls aged 3 to 9, with a fun introduction for ages 3-6 and more structured workshops for ages 7-9.
A show adapted from the children's picture book by Geoffroy de Pennart: Mr Rabbit, frightened by the news that the wolf has returned, finds the heroes of fairy tales and fables turning up at his home.
Shrek, the famous ogre, becomes the hero of a family musical at the Folies Bergère, with all the characters from the DreamWorks animated film, in a fairy-tale parody with hilarious dialogue.
As part of the Semaine Bleue, an intergenerational afternoon of video games accessible to everyone, to create bonds between young people and seniors.
An interactive magic show where children take an active part in the tricks: cards put back together, coins coming out of ears, scarves appearing and disappearing. Every child is given a magic balloon.
A family-friendly, participatory show recommended for ages 6-12, accessible from age 4, with Sofia Kerezidou, Monica Tracke, Célia Astier, Damien Brunet and Tessa Dupré, directed by Monica Tracke. Duration: 70 min.
A bilingual musical theatre piece in French Sign Language and French, with Visual Vernacular, offering a fresh look at the fables of Marie de France. Ages 8 and up, about 45 minutes.
The Garden of Languages at the Valeyre library is an opportunity to discover Greek and Irish, to listen to unfamiliar sounds and to meet people from the cultural world.
After a very hot summer, the library garden needs a makeover. Young and old, on your own, with family or friends, come and help us make it pretty and pleasant. In partnership with the SèmeSème association.
A family comedy in which Tony, a Parisian bobo, must face the mountains to scatter his grandfather's ashes. Between a wild instructor, a stingy Belgian couple and the Yeti, he will have to overcome his fears and solve puzzles.
With his magic hat, the magician propels you into the wonderful world of magic and illusion. The children, apprentice magicians, take an active part on stage under the amused gaze of their parents. From 2 to 99 years old! A magic balloon will be given to every child!
Les Wriggles, a French chanson and comedy group, are returning to the stage in 2026-2027 with a tour that includes Paris. A live show blending songs, humour and spoken word, for fans of offbeat French chanson.
Capucine goes in search of her cuddly toy, singing the nursery rhymes of our childhood. A gentle, poetic musical journey for little ones aged 1 to 7.
The Paris National Opera presents "Paysages intérieurs" (Inner Landscapes), an evening of ballet in three pieces, two of which enter the repertoire. A show for lovers of contemporary dance.
A treasure hunt in the covered passages of Paris: as a team, investigate a murder and prove yourselves to Vidocq. Suitable from age 15, minors must be accompanied.
Nathalie Romier brings Edith Piaf's last concert at the Olympia in 1961 back to life, recreating the same visual world, the same songs and the same running order, without imitating the singer but performing her with emotion and sincerity.
Courtney Barnett is back with her fourth album, "Creature of Habit", a bold, emotionally charged album driven by sharp-edged tracks and moments of reflection.
A play in which audience members, put under hypnosis, become actors and find themselves caught up in a police investigation full of gags and twists.
The Majorcan singer Maria del Mar Bonet performs at L'Olympia, 50 years after her historic 1975 concert, in a recital that spans her repertoire of Catalan and Mediterranean music.
Sisters Katia and Marielle Labèque, world-renowned pianists, perform at the Palais Garnier with a programme of female composers and works dedicated to women.
Piano students from the Parcours d'excellence en interprétation musicale play Chopin at the Musée de la Vie romantique.
A feel-good musical that takes a humorous bite out of the corporate world: a toxic boss, overwhelmed colleagues and a coach determined to rekindle the team spirit.
An awareness workshop offered by C'JAAD to better handle certain complex situations and create your own toolkit, to use when things are not going well. Ages 15 and up.
A magic and illusion show in which Christian Gambin surprises children and adults alike with funny and astonishing tricks. The children take an active part on stage and become magicians in their turn.
The MDPH of Paris invites you to question the clichés surrounding disability. Discover a series of accounts from the MDPH's committee of female and male users, performed by actors. The show will be provided with French Sign Language interpreters.
Two authors, Pauline Bilisari and Philippa Motte, discuss their respective relationships to creative writing and mental health, followed by 30 minutes of questions from the audience.
A meeting with Jean-Yves Augros, artist and former French Sign Language teacher, about his large sepia photograph and his creative process. With French Sign Language/French interpreters present.
Franck Rapp gives a preview of the tracks from his upcoming album, in an elegant pop-rock universe. Bijoux Sinda, singer and actress, revisits the great classics of French and international song.
The sequel to the film The Blues Brothers performed live on stage: 100% rock, blues, burlesque, with musician-singers who have played with BB King, Chuck Berry and Prince.
The famous ballet Swan Lake in a playful, poetic and interactive version designed for children, to share as a family.
A guided storytelling tour of the Opéra Garnier by an actress and licensed tour guide, combining cultural discovery with immersive narrative. In French, for visitors who speak and understand French.
Students from the Strings department of the 9th arrondissement conservatory perform in auditions throughout the year, supervised by their teachers and accompanied on piano. An opportunity to hear young instrumentalists in a supportive setting.
A show of music, dance and French song that tells the story of cabaret in Paris, from its beginnings in the 19th century to today, evoking figures such as Aristide Bruant, La Goulue and Mistinguett.
The Casino de Paris presents Mercisse Elonga, a Christian music singer, performing his songs and his new EP "Le temps de Dieu" (God's Time).
37th edition of the Mandrakes d'Or (Golden Mandrakes): the world's greatest magicians gather on the stage of the Casino de Paris for an evening of grand illusions, sleight of hand and humour, to enjoy as a family.
Larrat, a former L'Oréal executive turned singer-songwriter and music producer, presents a musical narrative through his songs. He questions the weight of destiny and the freedom to be oneself.
A bilingual creation in spoken French and French Sign Language, this choreographic and documentary show explores the female body through the words of women of all ages. Ages 10 and up, about 1 hour.
Relive the magic of the 1980s with the legendary French pop group GOLD, for an unforgettable evening blending nostalgia and emotion, 40 years of hits and energy as powerful as ever.
For Pink October, the Paris MDPH is welcoming the CPAM and the Maison RoseUp for a time of information and discussion about prevention, rights and procedures with the MDPH.
Le Théâtre du Petit Monde brilliantly revisits the work of Jacques Offenbach. La Belle Hélène (The Beautiful Helen) has always been a crowd-pleaser, and this time the plot unfolds in the middle of the filming of the 127th season of "La Belle Hélène et les garçons" (The Beautiful Helen and the Boys).
Missaghju returns to Paris for its final Paris performance, a musical journey to the heart of Corsica, with the sound of vocal cords, plucked and bowed strings, and the colours of the Isle of Beauty.
An opera recital with soprano, mezzo-soprano and piano, devoted to the most beautiful sacred arias by Handel, Vivaldi, Bach, Pergolesi, Monteverdi, Verdi, Haydn, Purcell, Mozart and Fauré.
Les Fills Monkey celebrate their 20th anniversary at the Olympia with a family show at the crossroads of a concert and a burlesque performance, driven by the energy of this duo of performers.