Board game afternoon Après-midi jeux de société
A board game afternoon open to everyone, to discover new releases or revisit classics, with hosts on hand to guide young and old alike.
A board game afternoon open to everyone, to discover new releases or revisit classics, with hosts on hand to guide young and old alike.
A musical show by Jean Claverie and his musicians from "Little Lou Limited", taking children and adults alike to the birthplaces of the blues in the footsteps of characters from his children's books.
A parent-child duo workshop to discover the basics of hip-hop, urban dance and body percussion, with plenty of laughter and good cheer. The parent takes part in the activity with their child.
A series of three art-science lectures led by Marlène Bourderon, exploring living things through projections of her works, between art and scientific knowledge. Each lecture is independent.
From Ravel to Legrand, two pianists play four hands: French charm between classical and jazz. A show that makes you happy, ages 12 and up.
A musical tale based on the work of Joann Sfar: music composed by Marc-Olivier Dupin blends with text read by a narrator and projections of the drawings. Ages 7 and up.
A parent-child workshop on theater and expressing emotions, with creative games in pairs to encourage listening, trust and self-esteem. One parent accompanies one child, in small groups.
Parent-child workshops in pairs combining dance and yoga, with stories, games and music, to share a fun and creative moment together.
An explosive, high-energy concert with children's author Éric Coudert and the heroes of his books: songs, laughter, interaction and surprises to share as a family.
A musical show for very young children where paper becomes a source of sounds and movement, followed by a snack with the musicians.
Kakamü is a sensitive little rabbit who, tired of being afraid, sets off to discover unknown planets and meets unusual beings who help him grow. A show for children aged 2 to 6.
Le Pavillon de la Sirène, a venue dedicated to wind and percussion instruments, offers workshops for children aged 7 to 12 to discover these instrument families.
A 100% live show of more than two hours that brings back to life 25 essential songs by Jean-Jacques Goldman, performed by the L'Héritage Goldman troupe and Erick Benzi. A moment of sharing and emotion to experience as a family.
A magician and his sidekick set off on an adventure to save Christmas: having opened the doors of his Advent calendar too early, Nomin throws the world of Christmas into disarray. A show blending magic tricks and songs.
A magical musical show where Santa Claus welcomes visitors to his home at the North Pole, along with his elves. A funny and spectacular journey for young and old.
A dance show blending classical, contemporary, break and African dance, recreated by Groupe Grenade under the direction of Josette Baïz, based on the work "Paradis" (Paradise) by Montalvo-Hervieu. For all audiences, ages 7 and up.
A masterpiece by Maupassant that sweeps us into the twists and turns of the human soul: hallucinations, hypnosis, nightmares… A man grappling with his questions and his demons. Ages 12 and up.
A burlesque, digital performance for a speaking harpist, which transposes Aristophanes' bestiary into today's world. Ages 7 and up.
A friendly evening for families or friends to discover board games while enjoying some treats.
The libraries of the 10th arrondissement offer a game night once a month: come meet other players and enjoy a lively or focused time, with family or friends.
As part of the Nuit du cirque, the Centre Wangari welcomes Danilo Pacheco and his new show "TECH", a performance on the dialogue between technology and the human body. Free show for all audiences, suitable for ages 6 and up.
A family dinner disrupted by the appearance of a giant acacia tree: a burlesque and musical fable, funny and touching, suitable for young audiences.
An improvisation show where the audience hands out the roles and invents the characters' personality traits, then watches the adventures of the family put together this way. For the whole family.
L'Odyssée Lumineuse (The Luminous Odyssey) returns to the Parc Floral de Paris for a new edition: a renewed immersive trail blending fantastical worlds, creatures and a show of giant illuminated fountains, to enjoy with the family.
A silent film screening in flamboyant colours, populated with fantastical creatures and tales from the Arabian Nights, with a pianist improvising live. For young and old alike, ages 6 and up.
Bonsai Culture Expo is a family event for lovers of bonsai and Japanese arts and culture. It takes place at the Parc Floral de Paris, in the 12th arrondissement.
A creative workshop to learn the art of stamp making, tied to Japanese culture and Manga Mad, led by Nathalie Chapuy of Héron Graveur. Ages 12 and up.
A story hour for toddlers, with stories, nursery rhymes and finger games, for children from 0 to 3 years old.
A monthly reading session for babies from 0 to 3 years old and their parents: picture books, first-word books, nursery rhymes and finger games with Bidouille, the orange mascot, and its librarians.
Stories told to children aged 6 and up, who are no longer toddlers. An event for the "big kids" at the multimedia library.
A pop-up workshop for children aged 4 to 7, led by author-illustrator Annette Tamarkin: they discover colourful animals and create their own pop-up book.
Three great classics told in Nathalie Bondoux's own way: on one side those who devour and crunch, on the other those who run and roll so as not to be eaten. A storytelling moment for children aged 3 and up.
A show by storyteller Anne-Gaël Gauducheau for very young audiences, from 20 months old, about food, pleasure and sharing.
Come and listen with your family to readings given by the librarians. A friendly activity for children aged 2 and up.
Bilingual French-English story time led by two librarians, one French and one American, with nursery rhymes, songs and readings of contemporary picture books for children aged 3 to 7.
A coach tour to discover two contemporary art venues in the Île-de-France region, with guided visits and meet-and-greets. Suitable for accompanied children aged 7 and up.
A joyful, poetic and immersive family musical, led by Oscar Sisto and Lou Deleuze in the role of Lilly, with the participation of Ahcène and Najet. Designed to appeal to a wide family audience, the show blends music, dance and emotion.
A funny, interactive musical show in which Lily the marmot and her brother race to the North Pole to meet Santa Claus. A family show for children aged 4 and up.
A 45-minute guided tour designed for children aged 5 and up, with an activity booklet, to discover the history of the Chaillot building and its works, facing the Eiffel Tower.
A circus show that revisits the basics: trapeze, acrobatics, balancing, juggling, tap dancing and music, in an atmosphere of cartoons and fanfare. From age 3.
A creative workshop where children make their own self-portrait in the style of Arcimboldo, by assembling candy wrappers and cut-out patterns. Presented by Dada magazine, ages 6 and up.
A songwriting workshop led by singer Comae, to introduce children to writing lyrics based on children's books about great women figures.
A lecture on the depiction of food in Western painting, followed by a small "tasty paintings" workshop. With French Sign Language/French interpreters present, ages 10 and up.
A workshop on making jointed puppets inspired by Philippe Corentin's picture books, for young and old, with sculptor Alex Rochereau.
A puppet and music show that revisits Little Red Riding Hood to talk gently about sexual violence against children, followed by a participatory discussion. Ages 8 and up.
Presentation of the Socrates Project by the Compagnie des Marlins: an artistic adventure combining writing, drawing and theatre, based on texts by women from the Périchaux senior club.
A parent-child workshop where stories and nursery rhymes are told, sung and signed in French Sign Language, to share a gentle moment as a family.
Bidouille, the library's orange mascot, invites children to a time of readings, songs and finger plays, with picture books and kamishibai. An event for ages 4 to 8, as part of Pride Month.
The librarians are hosting a friendly board game evening, with new games and classics, from age 8. Feel free to bring snacks to share.
The Fantasy Orchestra, a cosmopolitan collective of around forty musicians, offers an eclectic, joyful and costumed repertoire, in complicity with the audience. As part of the "Monte le son" festival, it presents a tribute to women.
Screening of David Lynch's cult film Elephant Man, followed by a presentation and a discussion led by ARTMELE, in partnership with the Centre Paris Anim' Angel Parra.
A tribute concert to Depeche Mode by the American band STRANGELOVE, recreating the British group's dark, electric atmosphere with a spectacular live greatest-hits show.
A morning concert featuring the works of Johann Sebastian Bach, for little ones and grown-ups alike, at the Salle Gaveau. An intergenerational journey into the world of a legendary composer.
A parent-child yoga workshop combining postures, breathing, relaxation and meditation with games, songs and fun activities. A gentle moment to share, where one parent accompanies one child.
A Christmas musical by the Safa brothers: the Grrôle, inspired by the Grinch, wants to steal all the presents, but Anna, a mischievous little girl, fully intends to outwit him. Songs, humour and magic to make kids and grown-ups laugh.
Clown workshop for parent-child pairs, ages 5 to 10: rhythm and movement games, improvisation, exploring emotions and the imagination, with a red clown nose provided.
A sensory and poetic musical show inspired by Sophie Vissière's album: concrete sounds, voices, instruments and field recordings recreate the imagination of childhood, between listening and memory.
SHAM Spectacles takes over the Darius Milhaud conservatory and invites young and old to gather around the ring for an hour of circus acts, blending feats, poetry and surprises. A lively, generous show accessible to everyone, to share as a family.
A full-scale treasure hunt on the Île de la Cité: lead the police investigation between the Palais de Justice and Notre-Dame, at the crossroads of an outdoor escape game and a treasure hunt. To do with family, friends or as a team.
As part of the Pride Festival, the Benoîte Groult library is offering a friendly get-together around inclusive games: a giant participatory puzzle, a revisited board game and colouring activities, to raise awareness among young and old about the fight against discrimination.