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A Peter Pan show in Neverland, with Wendy and Tinker Bell, performed by Vincent Bernard and Isabelle Olivier on harp. For ages 4 to 99, 45 minutes.
A Peter Pan show in Neverland, with Wendy and Tinker Bell, performed by Vincent Bernard and Isabelle Olivier on harp. For ages 4 to 99, 45 minutes.
A treasure hunt in the form of a police investigation to discover the Latin Quarter or Saint-Germain-des-Prés in teams, with puzzles and a storyline. Ages 12 and up, duration 2h15.
Join the unmissable Toto in an interactive, funny, family-friendly show that will delight young and old alike! This year, Toto has to put on his school's end-of-year show all by himself, between mishaps and hilarious situations.
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 puppet show by Théâtre de la Lune, freely adapted from a tale by Alphonse Daudet: Blanquette the goat dreams of freedom in the mountains, but the wolf is prowling… A song to freedom, ages 4 and up.
Dickens's masterpiece becomes a big musical: six young actor-singer-dancers tell the story of Oliver Twist, between laughter and tears, with songs, dance numbers and tap dancing. For children and parents who want to rediscover their inner child.
The Canterville Ghost haunts his manor, but the Otis family that moves in is afraid of nothing: the children throw cushions at him laughing. A show for children aged 5 to 10.
Group Angola capoeira class for children aged 4 to 11: movements, music, songs and traditional instruments, in a friendly and playful atmosphere.
As part of the Viva Mexico festival, screening of "Cronos", Guillermo del Toro's first film, in its original version with French subtitles, followed by a discussion with Julie Amiot-Guillouet, a specialist in Mexican cinema.
A workshop to discover cyanotype, an old photographic technique that produces images in an intense blue, in connection with the François Kollar exhibition. For ages 8-12 and their parents, materials provided.
Come and discover the new community café open within the Hérold care home, meet residents and staff, and enjoy a friendly moment with the Compagnie Le Vent se Lève.
An immersion at the Hérold care home to discover careers in elder care and the different ways seniors are supported, with the opening of the establishment's very first community café.
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.
Simple, fun experiments to discover how plants, animals and humans move through the air. Two sessions depending on age: 5-8 years and 9-12 years.
For the second year in a row, the conservatory's semi-professional students perform Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro, in a production directed by Thierry Jennaud.
A treasure hunt across Paris in the footsteps of Cartouche and the Court of Miracles: riddles, clues and a route book to solve in teams of 3 to 6 people, ages 15 and up.
A 3-hour workshop to discover cyanotype, an old photographic process using Prussian blue, without a camera. You will try out the photogram and printing from a photographic negative, with Caroline Gaume, a visual artist and photographer.
For the Science Autumn, the multimedia library offers an introduction to robotics based on biomimicry: observing nature to imagine and design technical solutions. Children build a robotic model with Lego kits.
The Little Ones' House welcomes children aged 0 to 5 and their parents free of charge. It offers a space for play, exchange, sharing and listening, in a place with original design.
A treasure hunt in the form of a police investigation through the covered passages of Paris, to be done in teams. From age 12, for a friendly time with friends, family or colleagues.
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.
At the Kids Musical Academy, three teachers of dance, singing and drama are constantly bickering. To make peace, they create a musical with the children, who can take part in the show.
An interactive and funny show to (re)discover 8 famous Fables of La Fontaine, with shadow puppetry and ventriloquism. For young and old, ages 4 and up.
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.
A modern, offbeat retelling of the tale of Beauty and the Beast, recommended for children aged 4 and up. Mel, an unconventional young woman, sets out in search of her missing father and meets a terrifying, funny and touching creature.
The musical show Le Roi Soleil (The Sun King), produced by Dove Attia and directed by Kamel Ouali, continues its run of dates at the Dôme de Paris after a triumphant return for its 20th anniversary.
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.
An interactive show blending theatre, storytelling and illusions: a narrator tells the fate of Sigismond Dubuffet, an ordinary magician whose invention turns the history of magic upside down. Children are delighted, and adults are asking for more.
A wacky cabaret tale based on Andersen's Thumbelina, with songs, sequins and live piano. Thumbelina, born from a flower and no bigger than a thumb, sets off to discover herself and the wide world.
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.
For the Science Autumn, a mini interactive museum and an escape box where you try to open a chest containing a mysterious treasure. Ages 6 and up.
Elisa Lécuyer and Gabrielle Sandman revisit "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" in a sung cabaret, accompanied on piano by Jean Saint Loubert.
A musical tale based on "La Chèvre de Monsieur Seguin" (Mr. Seguin's Goat), performed by the ensemble Pluralis and a storyteller. A high-tension adventure that will keep the whole family on the edge of their seats.
Chantal offers a magical moment around stories: reading fairy tales and illustrating a personalized booklet, for children aged 4 to 10.
A show by the company L'Art Nak with Christian Padilla, winner of CircusNext 2026: drawing on his autobiographical experience, he questions discrimination and celebrates diversity.
Joséphine, a racist and infuriating octogenarian, wins a trip she believed was her destiny: to see the obelisk. But she ends up in Egypt, where she confronts others for the first time.
Alone on stage, Thomas recounts the wedding speech he never wrote: between memories of friendship and buried secrets, a chilling truth emerges. A show that questions memory, silence and responsibility.
A comedy about the place of men in a couple and the behind-the-scenes of politics: a philosophy professor sees his life turned upside down when his wife is appointed minister.
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.
A workshop to make friends with the night: Chloé du Colombier reads her tale Hansel and Gretel and gets it talking with her documentaries about nocturnal animals, then guides the children in painting a forest at night.
A tale performed by Matisse Tchenquela and Yunwei, blending music, dance and storytelling to celebrate caring for others and exchange, followed by a participatory, musical moment. Ages 5 and up.
The Germaine Tillion Library is offering introductory workshops in Catalan, Spanish, Icelandic, Norwegian, Turkish and Ukrainian, as part of the Rentrée des Cultures, in partnership with FICEP.
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".
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.
As part of the ÉPAT Festival, the student performers of the TNB School give voice to new dramatic texts, presented twice to the public.
As part of FICEP's Rentrée des Cultures, workshops to discover the Dutch and Lithuanian languages and cultures, from age 16.
A round table on coral, between science and design, with a marine biologist and a design researcher. For curious adults and older teenagers.
An interactive bilingual French Sign Language/French talk on the major horror film genres (slasher, body horror, gore, horror comedy…), with discussion and a quiz. Open to adults and teenagers.
As part of the Autumn of Science, a meeting with ethologist Agatha Liévin-Bazin and ecologist Daniel Rodary to explore how mutual aid in nature can inspire our societies.
Discover mixed reality with immersive Meta Quest 3 headsets: a technology that combines augmented reality and virtual reality. Ages 12 and up, for sessions of 20 minutes maximum.
Virtual reality experiences to try on site with immersive headsets, to discover virtual worlds and mixed reality. From age 12.
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.
The legendary New York modern dance company returns to Paris with two new programmes, blending heritage and contemporary creation.
A meeting with the Bibliothèques gourmandes, an association that has worked for 30 years to promote knowledge of culinary culture and heritage, on the occasion of Taste Week. The focus is on Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, a jurist, musician and gastronome, and author of the Physiologie du goût (The Physiology of Taste).
As part of the "Tell me about your neighbourhood" photo competition, photographer Laurence Prat invites participants to explore the neighbourhood with their camera or smartphone.
Every Saturday, landscape architect Germain welcomes beginners, the curious and enthusiasts to garden together, discover the plantings and get an introduction to permaculture on the rails of the Petite Ceinture.
A two-hour creative workshop for adults to learn embroidery on fabric, led by Anaïs Beaulieu.
As part of Pink October, a workshop to make flowers out of crepe paper (roses, poppies, cosmos), led by Flora. Advance registration required.
A lecture-walk in the footsteps of Germaine Berton and Léona Delcourt, two figures who inspired the Surrealists in the 1920s, led by historians and a theatre company.