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A show for young audiences in which the Ladybird accompanies the vegetable garden's scarecrow on his quest to learn to sing and find the opera singer Marguerite.
A weekly multi-sports session for ages 13-55, offering a moment of sport and conviviality through various disciplines accessible to all.
A charity walk-run in pairs to build links between generations, open to everyone: adults, children, seniors and people with disabilities. You can sign up on your own; pairing up is arranged on the day.
Every Sunday, the Pleine Ouverture association invites you to sing the classics of French song together, with lyrics projected on a big screen. In tune or out of tune, it doesn't matter: we sing, we laugh, we share.
Sarah Donna presents a new season of "Voyage en-chantant" (The Singing Journey), a show blending songs, dance, colorful costumes and surprises, to get young and old singing, dancing and dreaming. A fun and educational show, recommended by many teachers.
Igor, the orphaned assistant of Dr. Frankenstein, wants to reproduce his master's experiment: creating life from death. A funny and moving show for young audiences, with audience participation, ages 4 and up.
A lively musical detective mystery full of mystery, dreams and humour: Trotte-Menu and his friends set off to recover the black heart stolen by the Rats. Ages 4 and up.
Twilight of the Gods, the final part of Richard Wagner's The Ring of the Nibelung, in a production by Calixto Bieito, presented by the Paris National Opera.
The tale of Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs revisited by Olivier Solivérès, nominated for the 2022 Molières Young Audience award, with holograms and projection mapping. A musical and poetic show for the whole family, ages 3 and up.
After Sherlock Holmes and Puss in Boots, the Safa Brothers put a new spin on the legend of Pocahontas in a family musical blending adventure, romance and a meeting of cultures, with immersive sets, projections and holograms.
The Brassage Brass Band, a brass and percussion group led by Maxime Bassa, gives a bandstand concert with variety pieces, jazz and dance tunes. Free and no booking needed, to be enjoyed in the garden.
Traditional Angola capoeira class to build fitness, rhythm and coordination, with attack and defence moves, balance and music. Open to everyone, no need to be fit or coordinated to start.
Come swap your plants, seeds, cuttings, tools and books in a friendly atmosphere, and leave with new varieties for a garden, a yard or a balcony. Free and ongoing.
Self-guided tour of the educational greenhouse at the Maison du Jardinage et du Compostage, with tips for caring for your indoor plants and a chance to discover rare tropical plants.
Photography exhibition by Charlotte Schousboe on the slow transformation of fruit and vegetables, where each image becomes a trace and organic memory. A contemporary fine art work in a limited series, to see with the family.
Come and make your own beaded jewellery independently, with all materials provided (beads, threads, clasps…) and a drink included. You can stay as long as you like.
Tables, chairs, games: just come along! Every Sunday, board games of all kinds, free and open to everyone.
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 guided tour by a museum lecturer to discover Andy Warhol's drawings as a family, ages 6 and up.
After exploring the exhibition "L'étoffe de l'artiste" (The Artist's Fabric), families recreate an artist's favourite outfit on a cardboard silhouette, using textile samples. For families, children aged 4 and up.
A theatrical guided tour of Montmartre in which actors lead you through a scenario to find la Belle Gabrielle, meeting legendary characters of the neighbourhood along the way. A friendly activity to enjoy as a family, from age 8.
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.
An original creation by the Bormann family blending circus, dance, theatre and special effects, under a Parisian big top, for a fantastical journey around a magic tree.
A musical adapted from Broadway, based on Ron Horniman's novel: in London in 1906, a young heir with no fortune methodically eliminates his eight rivals. A funny and macabre show.
A one-man show in which Florent Aumaître performs texts and songs by Boris Vian, Jacques Prévert and Georges Perec, directed by Arnaud Schmitt, to say again with humour and tenderness: war, no thanks.
Three musicians from the French jazz and gypsy jazz scene perform standards by Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli as well as songs from the Great American Songbook, acoustically.
As part of the exhibition Vive la mariée! (Long Live the Bride!), round tables explore the social and cultural issues of marriage in the Arab world, with an anthropologist and a visual artist.
As part of the Viva Mexico festival, a programme of short films in Spanish with French subtitles, followed by a discussion and then a creative workshop, to share as a family from age 5.
A participatory happening with the troupe of 80 amateur singer-actors "Emprise directe": the audience learns a song with the choir director, then everyone joins their voices for a shared song.
A series of four creative writing workshops to rewrite Balzac's "Honorine", starting from extracts of the work and a violet scent. The texts written are read aloud and discussed at the end of the session.
A friendly writing workshop, one Sunday afternoon a month, for adults: writing games, readings of the texts and discussion, in a spirit of spontaneity and freedom of style.
A musical show that gives children a voice about what they experience at school: friendship, difference and school bullying, to open up a debate between generations.
A musical journey from Spain to Argentina, from romanticism to Argentine tango, with guitarist Ludovic Michel and a dancing couple.
In a one-man show, Jacques Mateu, a plastic surgeon turned actor, explores the body and his profession through numerous accounts from patients.
Recital by pianist Sophia Vaillant, whose repertoire ranges from the Baroque to contemporary composers, with a particular fondness for French women and men composers of the 20th and 21st centuries.
A family textile workshop to learn the punch needle technique, drawing inspiration from the patterns of Sonia Delaunay and her simultaneous fabrics presented in the exhibition. Children aged 7 and up.
A weekly Thai boxing session open to teenagers aged 14 and over and to adults, to learn, improve and push yourself in a dynamic and accessible setting.
For La Place's 10th anniversary, the UNITS collective presents a carte blanche combining jams, freestyle, shows and battles. Open to dancers and the curious alike, in a spirit of meeting and sharing around Hip-Hop culture.
Final theatrical reading tied to the Simone Veil exhibition. My Sisters and I: the correspondence of the three Jacob sisters, brought to life by the voices of Jeanne Balibar, Dominique Reymond and Isabelle Huppert, with the exhibition curator present.
A staged reading of the intimate story of the Jacob family, presented alongside the exhibition devoted to Simone Veil and her sisters, performed by the voices of Jeanne Balibar, Dominique Reymond and Isabelle Huppert.
As part of the 14th edition of the Viva Mexico festival, a screening of director Karla Badillo's first film, "Oca", followed by an online discussion with the director.
A family show mixing laughter and songs, in which Pierrot, a mischievous child-puppet, discovers the world alongside Zabelle and Claude. Ages 3 and up.
A candlelit piano concert devoted to Chopin, in the Church of Saint-Ephrem, a Baroque venue in the Latin Quarter appreciated for its acoustics. For classical music lovers.
Two teenage runaways take refuge in a haunted manor, where they become friends with a young ghost. A fantasy adventure blending friendship, laughs and chills, set to original musical compositions.
Classical music concert featuring Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Albinoni's Adagio, and Schubert's and Caccini's Ave Maria, performed by French soloists and orchestras.
A voice and double bass duo brings back to life songs of exile passed down orally, in Ladino, a Judeo-Romance language on the verge of disappearing, between Spain and the Balkans.
Alex lives with his mother Monique and dreams of leaving the Paris suburbs for Los Angeles. How far will he go to get the life he deserves? A dark comedy in which maternal love becomes an accomplice to the worst.
Seven women over 50, followed by 1.2 million subscribers, leave their screens to tell their stories on stage with irreverence, reflection and humour, on subjects that concern everyone.
To mark 140 years of diplomatic relations between Korea and France, the Korean Cultural Center presents an urban dance show bringing together the crews Wanted Posse and Just Jerk, with performances and a friendly battle.
Between laughter, poetry and nostalgia, Claude Lauri takes you to rediscover the most beautiful French songs, accompanied by Zabelle. A warm and friendly gathering to sing, share and feel the music together.
Multi-award-winning French cello star Astrig Siranossian meets the Orchestre de la Garde républicaine for the season's first production at Gaveau, with works by Beethoven, Elgar and Bruch.
Ascension concerts at the Sainte-Chapelle, with works by Schubert, Gounod, Caccini, Vivaldi and Bach. Access subject to security checks at the Palais de Justice.
A one-man show in which a man, as he is about to become a father, examines the violence he has inherited and suffered, and looks for a way to break free from it. Ages 15 and up.
As part of the 2026 Festival against Discrimination, Zarts prod presents three short films made in 2025: Chut, Le bon moment and On rigole! A meet-and-greet is planned with the young people who took part in the filming.
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.
A show by the company Esperluète and Co built around selected texts by Jean Tardieu, blending humour, absurdity, tragedy and poetry. Directed and performed by Sylvie Mandier and François Michonneau.
An intimate musical journey revisiting Serge Gainsbourg's early compositions, in the atmosphere of the Left Bank cabarets of the late 1950s.
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.
Five eccentric opera singers humorously revisit the greatest opera arias, spiced up with a few borrowings from pop. A musical comedy show to see with the family.