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An interactive musical show in which Aïe, a little girl, and the Fée Bobo tame invisible ouchies through songs, with humour and tenderness. From age 3.
An interactive musical show in which Aïe, a little girl, and the Fée Bobo tame invisible ouchies through songs, with humour and tenderness. From age 3.
A joyful, colourful family show: in the land of pink mushrooms, the fairy opens her magic trunk, from which escapes a recital of nursery rhymes to sing, dance and travel along with.
Four actors bring to life more than twenty animals from La Fontaine's Fables in a funny, burlesque show, transposed into a zany production where the famous characters still teach people lessons.
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.
Hipollène, half little girl, half squirrel, goes through a great sorrow and begins a journey of initiation at the heart of the roots of her tree-house, where she faces her fears, helped by zany characters in the dreamlike world of Claude Ponti.
A musical and interactive show inspired by Aladdin: singing, dancing, magic and humour, in a hand-painted glow-in-the-dark set. A joyful adventure about dreams, courage and tolerance.
A clown solo combining paper, painting, shadow theatre and baroque music inspired by Vivaldi: a little character's awakening turns into joyful discoveries. Show for ages 1 to 5, running time 30 minutes.
A musical for young audiences by the Safa Brothers based on Charles Perrault: a young miller inherits a cat with exceptional talents who uses trick after trick to make him the Marquis of Carabas.
Capucine has lost her little cat Cacahuète. With the children's help, she enters her favourite book and meets the fantastical characters of imaginary worlds, for an interactive musical adventure, poetic and full of laughter.
The famous Grimm fairy tale reimagined as a musical show, blending laughter, rock and dreams: a donkey, a dog, a cat and a rooster set off for Bremen to form a rock band.
Winnie the Pooh and his friends return to the Théâtre des Nouveautés in a musical comedy for the whole family. Violette discovers her daddy's chest of wonders and follows Winnie into an enchanted world, with life-size puppets, songs and choreography.
A science workshop to discover how nature inspires scientific innovations, through experiments and concrete examples. For ages 6-8.
A time for reading, storytelling and nursery rhymes for toddlers and children, with nature-themed stories for the older ones.
Librarians read and sing a selection of picture books and nursery rhymes, just for children. Ages 3 and up.
A selection of stories read by librarians for children aged 2 to 5, following their inspirations: sign language translation, English bilingual, kamishibai, listening to music… the suspense is complete!
A graphic and circus experiment in which the Cyr wheel becomes a paintbrush, carried by an acrobat and a live musician. A visual and musical show that fascinates children and delights adults.
Wind the thread, unwind the thread of stories and songs! A gathering to listen to picture books, first tales and sing nursery rhymes, for children from 3 years old and their families.
A support group open to people with cancer and former cancer patients, one Saturday a month, to share experiences, talk and be listened to freely and in confidence, and to feel less alone in the face of illness.
Fun and creative digital workshops for children, led by librarians using a selection of apps.
A friendly get-together at the library to share what you have been reading, swap opinions and find new book ideas. Today's theme: biographies and life stories.
A weekly 100% women's football session specially designed for the very youngest, ages 3 to 6, to discover the sport while having fun and in complete safety.
A friendly gathering to share your favourite books and find reading ideas, over a tea or a coffee.
A guided tour of the exhibition "L'étoffe de l'artiste" (The Artist's Fabric) at the Musée Bourdelle, to discover how artists stage themselves through clothing. Audience: adults and teenagers aged 12 and up.
Basketball sessions open to everyone, young people and adults, to discover the sport, play and improve in a friendly and inclusive atmosphere.
A guided tour of the backstage areas of the Théâtre de Chaillot: go behind the curtain and discover the stage spaces reserved for artists, from the costume workshop to the wings.
Graphic expression workshops (writing, photography and/or drawing) open to everyone, with Xérographes editions. Bring your object or a photo of it and contribute to a collective exhibition of your stories and visual creations.
Come and discover the librarians' 2026 literary season selection at the Jean-Pierre Melville multimedia library and share your own! Stock up on literary recommendations over a coffee.
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.
As part of the exhibition "Remember Me", this family workshop invites children and adults to look at Raymond Depardon's photographs and then create a relief postcard together.
Youth librarians share their favourite picture books and read stories aloud, in a warm and friendly atmosphere. A reading moment designed for children aged 4 and up.
An opera for children from age 1: Princess, a vain apartment cat, falls out of the window and must get help from the animals she looks down on. Children discover the operatic voice and great French composers.
As part of the Rentrée des Cultures, the Saint-Eloi library offers workshops introducing Catalan, Turkish and German languages and cultures, from age 15.
A monthly book club for teens: read novels before they are published, share your opinion and help choose what the media library buys.
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.
Klodin Erb's first solo exhibition in France: monumental paintings and a new video work in which tragedy rubs shoulders with burlesque, between theatre, sensuality and surrealism.
CrushON celebrates the opening of its new Pépites thrift store in Paris: thousands of vintage clothes, bags, jewellery and accessories to hunt for from €5, with a DJ set, customisation workshop, drinks & food and gifts.
A guided tour of the exhibition devoted to Andy Warhol's drawings, to discover his work between gesture and reproduction. Ages 13 and up.
Charity sale of second-hand clothes and accessories, by the kilo or by the item, with a refreshment stand on the banks of the Ourcq canal. For the whole family.
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.
An interactive adventure in which children discover that the greatest powers already lie dormant within them, behind every illusion in this magic show. For young audiences, ages 4 and up.
A musical show adapted from Charles Perrault's famous tale, in which Princess Aurora falls into a long sleep. A magical family journey with princesses, knights, fairies and a life-size dragon.
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.
A musical adventure inspired by Rudyard Kipling's classic: Mowgli, Baloo and Bagheera in a quest blending theatre, music and dance, for the whole family.
Léa has trouble falling asleep because her emotions are all over the place. That night, her cupboard becomes the setting for an enchanted journey into her inner world, where she learns to live more harmoniously with them. Show for ages 3 and up.
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.
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.
An immersive musical for the whole family: Ely, 12, moves into a strange house and meets Alfred, a funny ghost. On stage, nine actors, singers and dancers.
An accessible talk to get you looking up at the sky and understanding how clouds are born, followed by an observation outing. Ages 8 and up.
Two classic Japanese films that show the link between cinema and sake, with Yasujirô Ozu's The Flavor of Green Tea over Rice and Mikio Naruse's Floating Clouds. For fans of Japanese cinema.
Workshops and games to learn how to sort and reduce your waste: sorting games, zero-waste quiz, documentation, and creative workshops using recycled waste, for children and adults.
Screening and discussion of the film "Les Grands esprits" ("The Great Minds") by Olivier Ayache Vidal, as part of the Paris Week Against Discrimination. Ages 10 and up.
As part of the Semaine Bleue, an intergenerational afternoon of video games accessible to everyone, to create bonds between young people and seniors.
The Relax programme offers cinema screenings and shows in a welcoming environment, accessible to people with or without a disability. Everyone can express themselves freely, without fear of disturbing others.
A free festival open to everyone to talk about parental well-being with no taboos: workshops, a play area for children, a parents' corner, a round table and a screening, in order to break isolation and take care of yourself and the parent-child bond.
A clothing swap for babies, children, teens and adults, based on exchanging and giving. A chance to clear out your closets and leave with new pieces, in a friendly atmosphere.
An afternoon of discussions, activities and games for all ages to celebrate public schools, with information stands from nursery school to middle school and activities for children.
For their 11th edition, the Craft Days celebrate the applied arts and highlight artisanal activity in the heart of the Belleville neighbourhood, with open houses, round tables and exhibitions.
A reading club for children who love to read and share their favourites: novels, manga, comics… A chance to discover new series and new heroes.
A show for young audiences ages 5 and up, adapted from a famous tale from Rue Broca: Mr. Pierre discovers that his new house is haunted by a witch hiding in the broom closet.