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Intergenerational creative workshops to discover a variety of techniques: tataki zome, laser cutting, manga drawing, crochet, 3D printing, writing, sewing and more.
One Saturday a month, the multimedia library offers tabletop role-playing games, open to beginners and experienced players alike. Sessions for young people (ages 10-15) and adults (18 and over) alternate every other month.
Six tea dance afternoons hosted by Jean-François and Véronique Lirola, with an introduction to ballroom dances and a snack. Open to everyone, suitable for all levels.
A free visual arts workshop, open to everyone regardless of level, to explore your creativity at your own pace in a welcoming space.
The Baudoyer fire station opens its doors to discover the professions of the Paris municipal police: demonstrations, dog teams, motorcycles, workshops and talks with the officers. Open to all.
A stand-up show to see as a family to understand teenagers, those cute little beings who can turn into the Hulk at the slightest upset. Watch out, boomers will get their share of the blame too!
This hands-on science workshop lets children discover how nature inspires human innovations, through experiments on biomimicry. For ages 6-8.
As part of Mental Health Information Week, the collective La Compagne Innommable offers a time of songs and laughter to bring a different perspective on mental disorders. Ages 15 and up.
A friendly snack open to all generations to celebrate the arrival of autumn, with a tasting of tomatoes from the garden, green tomato jam and homemade cakes. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
A family comedy in which Zoé and Léo compare the lives of today's teenagers with those of their parents in the 1990s, without Snapchat, TikTok or mobile phones. A show to share between generations.
A show for young audiences aged 4 to 99: a free adaptation of The Jungle Book by R. Kipling and W. Disney, in which one actor plays all the characters, accompanied by a harpist.
For his first show, the magician Sossam invites the audience on a poetic journey between dream and reality, with spectacular and spellbinding acts. Ages 7 and up.
A special Halloween campfire evening: between laughter and songs, young and old share their fears and overcome them. A show for children aged 3 to 9.
A show for young audiences in which Garance, a little orphan girl, slips into a magical library at midnight and meets a wolf who works at the reception desk. A funny, sung musical comedy, for ages 4 and up.
At the werewolf cub camp, the big special "goosebumps" evening is being prepared: toasted marshmallows, songs and stories around the campfire. A show for children aged 3 to 9 that shows that everyone can be afraid and that expressing it helps you get past it.
To soak up the atmosphere of Agatha Christie's novels, the librarians offer participatory readings taken from her work, to be shared over English tea.
A participatory street comedy, a rewrite of Aristophanes by the company Les Pisseuses, exploring consent, the place of women in politics and the sharing of wealth.
A wordless show in which two beings separated by everything invent a language made of dance, theatre, sounds and silences, to explore the fear of the unknown and the fragility of the bond with another person.
Come and learn the art of crochet, pick up the basics or improve your skills, and share tips on techniques in a friendly setting. Children who know the basics are welcome from age 10, complete beginners from age 12, and the workshops are open to all adults.
A music listening session featuring songs about the daily life of women in prison, echoing the multimedia library's exhibition "Prisonnières" (Women Prisoners).
Discover a contemporary play written by a woman playwright of today, Les essentielles by Faustine Noguès. Go through the text in a friendly setting, listen to it or take part in the reading!
Once a month, the librarians invite you to share your cultural discoveries over coffee and cookies, in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. They also offer a selection of their finds from the library shelves.
The libraries of the 10th arrondissement are teaming up with their neighborhood booksellers to share their favorites and discoveries of the literary season, through three gatherings.
Traditional Angola capoeira class to develop your physical fitness, rhythm and coordination, with no need to be fit or coordinated to start.
Teams of 4 people complete a 500-piece puzzle. The finalist team will automatically qualify for the interlibrary tournament (1000 pieces) with teams of 4.
A musical show for children ages 4 and up: Captain Crochard, separated from his crew after an attack by the privateer Ratigan, must face his fears to find his friends again.
SuperGrandad and his best friend Carl Vermont remember their year in fourth grade, from the class photo to the cafeteria, with music. A super concert full of craziness for the very young, from 4 to 104 years old.
Every week, librarians introduce new board games and help you learn the rules before you play. Come and play every Saturday on the first floor of the multimedia library.
Pascal Amoyel pays tribute to Beethoven on the 200th anniversary of his death, conducting an investigation into his 32 Sonatas, a true diary of a life.
"Paris is Magique", the first musical about Paris and Parisians: a Parisian doctor living in Tokyo shows the capital to his Japanese fiancée while hiding the reality from her. Written and directed by Sacha Judaszko and Nicolas Nebot.
The Sock Fairy returns in a musical where Luciole and Jazz, a musician, help children get through the "little" crisis of adolescence with humour and songs. A show for young audiences aged 2 to 8.
An interactive, humorous musical show built around Dalida's songs: alone on stage, Angélina tells and sings the true story of Gigi l'amoroso (Gigi the lover). Something to see with family or friends, for all audiences aged 6 and up.
The "Signes avec bébé" (Baby Sign Language) workshops invite parents and children aged 0 to 3 to discover sign language at Atelier 77 (Paris 11th).
Closing concert of the Sentier Arts et Métiers cultural rally, performed by the Brass Ensemble of the Conservatoire Mozart, bringing together students from the classes of Bastien de Beaufond and Barthélemy Jusselme.
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.
As part of the Viva Mexico festival, a screening with French subtitles of the documentary "Nuestro cuerpo es una estrella que se expande" (Our body is a star that expands) by Semillites and Tania Hernández Velasco, followed by an online Q&A with the directors.
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!
A musical play written, performed and sung by Tito Clément, accompanied on the piano, which reveals the myth of the Olympia through anecdotes and songs.
Classical music concert devoted to Bach's Goldberg Variations, performed on piano. A pinnacle of the repertoire, for an adult audience of music lovers.
Superverdodu, the earthworm, has adventures between the forest and the vegetable garden, with music and puppets. A family show for children from 18 months to 6 years old.
Superverdodu, the earthworm, has adventures from the vegetable garden to the forest, with music and puppets. A show for the very young, to share as a family.
Bidouille, the library's orange mascot, and its librarians offer a session of readings, songs and finger plays for children ages 4 and up, with picture books and kamishibai.
Five performers from the inclusive company Dançando com a Diferença explore everyday gestures, silence, gaze and breath in a piece choreographed by Bouchra Ouizguen.
Echoing her exhibition “pays des merveilles” (wonderland) at MEP Studio, the library welcomes Nanténé Traoré, artist and author, to talk about her work with books and self-publishing.
As part of the "Fête des rues aux enfants", Cirque SHAM presents an open-air circus cabaret: an hour of varied, lively acts, accessible to everyone, to share with the family.
A theatrical and musical adaptation of the letters exchanged between George Sand and Marie d'Agoult, performed by two actor-musicians at the piano and cello, with works by Chopin and Liszt.
A show that questions the place of today's man with humour and kindness, the male counterpart of the famous Vagina Monologues.
Nine dancers carrying their own stories come together on stage for an intimate and universal journey, in which dance becomes a visceral language and differences become a strength.
As part of the (Re)Mix festival, a transdisciplinary performance in which a visual artist, a performer, a dancer, a lyrical singer and sound artists engage in a dialogue around haunted music. For audiences curious about artistic crossovers.
Molière's The School for Wives, directed by Frédérique Laurini: Arnolphe isolates his ward to marry her, but the play explores the complexity of romantic bonds and the liberating power of love.
In a suburban area, at the beginning of winter, a strange light in the sky disturbs the inhabitants and a young man disappears. His sister Dinah scours the city in search of him.
A political and journalistic thriller about mass manipulation in the age of big data: a journalist investigates a scandal that threatens democracy. For adults.
Every Saturday for a month, two performances inspired by the same piece of music are presented, in dialogue with the living beings who have left us.
Volte rhymes prowess with promise, emotions with sensations on the track of the Cirque d'Hiver-Bouglione. Top-quality acts — equestrian, acrobatic, juggling, flying trapeze — performed by world-renowned artists, with music and humour.
A clumsy witch dreams of becoming queen of the fairies. Between magic, ventriloquism and laughter, she takes on challenges to make her dream come true, helped by a singing rabbit, a sleepy monkey and her mascot Kytou.
Three little kittens, a rainy day and a great desire to play! A tender and joyful musical show for the very young, with songs, laughter and discoveries.
A text by Géraldine Martineau, directed by Justine Heynemann, that follows the first five years of a mother-child bond, through fear, guilt and indestructible love.
Concert by the Orchestre Paris Classik with mezzo-soprano Claire Cervera, devoted to the finest pieces for quartet by Pachelbel, Handel, Mozart and Borodin, in the Sainte-Chapelle.
A hybrid show between autobiography and documentary, blending theatre, live music and cinema, which questions the legacy of fathers and the ritual of bullfighting.