Odyssey 'ODYSSEE'
Cirque Phénix presents "Odyssée" (Odyssey), a show by the Stars of the Peking Circus, created and directed by Alain M. Pacherie. Duration: 1h50, including a 20-minute intermission.
Cirque Phénix presents "Odyssée" (Odyssey), a show by the Stars of the Peking Circus, created and directed by Alain M. Pacherie. Duration: 1h50, including a 20-minute intermission.
A drawing workshop led by visual artist mlleYo, as part of the new edition of the exhibition "Mon Livre Préféré" (My Favourite Book) on the theme of Nature. Materials provided, open to everyone aged 8 and up.
A workshop to discover furoshiki, the Japanese technique of folding and tying fabric to make wrapping, an eco-friendly alternative to plastic or paper gift wrap. For families with children aged 8 and up.
A drawing workshop that gets Pokémon and the plant and animal species they are inspired by talking to each other, to discover biodiversity while practising the technique of small dots in Indian ink. Registration required, ages 10 and up.
A creative workshop led by author and illustrator Mathias Friman, to think while drawing about the big question: who eats whom?
A creative Christmas workshop: make a string of paper angels, then a small picture or card using recycled-art materials, to give as a gift or keep. Ages 8 and up.
A festive afternoon to test your music and film knowledge around women singers and composers of cinema: blind test, snack and karaoke, solo, with family or among friends.
A musical tale full of humour with Gilles Bizouerne telling the story and Elsa Guiet on cello and vocals, to discover the adventures of Loup gris (Grey Wolf). A family show for children aged 5 to 8.
An open stage where amateur storytellers, beginners or experienced, can tell stories, and where young and old come to listen. All audiences from age 4, free entry subject to availability.
As part of the "Manger, être mangé" (Eat, Be Eaten) highlight, Alain Schneider presents a solo concert full of humour and imagination, with songs about monsters, to be shared with the family.
After a visit to the "Drôles d'insectes" (Funny Insects) exhibition, children draw their favourite insect, real or imaginary, with advice from the artist Kei. Ages 9 and up.
A joyful, sunny show of tasty, musical tales, in which Ali Merghache takes you on a journey through stories from around the world. For young audiences, to be enjoyed with the family too.
An escape game at the library to solve puzzles about the world of Agatha Christie, led by the librarians. Open to adults and children aged 10 and up.
A story accompanied by music, performed by Marien Tillet, to give chills and inspire dreams in young and old alike. Ages 6 and up, registration required.
A friendly family gathering: a show presented by artists in residence, followed by a parent-child workshop to try circus arts and magic, with a wooden games area.
Like an advent calendar, librarians read a story every day about winter and the end-of-year holidays, to pass the time before the vacation.
A shadow theatre and paper puppet show, created live by the duo STEREOPTIK based on a tale by Pef. A world somewhere between darkness and magic, for the whole family.
World premiere of Horse GP, a brand-new concept that applies Formula 1 conventions to equestrian sports: an Olympic-level FEI 5* show jumping competition bringing together the world's top 40, combining equestrian spectacle, speed events and a closing concert.
Four energetic, mischievous and talkative characters revisit great French songs through body and gesture. A visual, funny and poetic creation in sign-singing, sign-choreography and gestural theatre, in LSF and in French, ages 8 and up.
An introduction to the Japanese tea ceremony for children and teenagers aged 8 to 16, organized by the Urasenke school: its rules and secrets, to better understand Japanese culture.
A family photography workshop in the Louvre's collections: with the help of small challenges, learn to frame, compare and look at the works differently, smartphone in hand.
A workshop to make a pop-up card of a very greedy frog, for children aged 5 to 10.
A music and puppet theatre show that revisits the tale of Little Red Riding Hood from the child's point of view, followed by a participatory discussion at a child's level. Ages 8 and up.
A creative workshop to discover stop motion: bring paper puppets to life and tell your own story, frame by frame. For children ages 8 and up, as part of the Manga Fanatics.
A creative workshop where children draw, fold and glue paper to answer the question: who eats whom? Ages 6 and up.
A melancholy and funny duo who, without any tricks, create a show out of nothing: using their acrobatic bodies and a few props, they turn an empty space into small feats and a few words.
An object-theater show that revisits the beginnings of the French Revolution with humor, bread, and brioches, and invites the audience to debate. Designed for young people ages 11 and up as well as adults.
A show for young audiences by the company AmieAmi and author-illustrator Bastien Contraire, which brings the principles of a pop-up book to life-size, somewhere between dance and image.
The magical ballet "The Nutcracker" makes its traditional winter entrance on stage. A show for the whole family, set to Tchaikovsky's music.
An electro-trad dance party where polka, maloya, waltz and zouk love meet, driven by a trio of acoustic instruments and electronic gadgets, with a poetic and psychedelic video setup. To listen to, watch and dance to.
Ugo and the Yellow Socks Orchestra present Dragons 2 in concert with film: the film is screened with the music played live by the orchestra.
Electro dance world championship: two days of battles, performances, workshops and shows celebrating this dance born in France. From age 8, for the whole family.
A one-man show adapted from Stefan Zweig's novella: in Vienna at the beginning of the 20th century, the bookseller Jakob Mendel, a man with a prodigious memory for the printed word, sees his fate turned upside down by the war. Ages 12 and up.
Cirque Arlette Gruss presents "ESSENTIEL", a show that celebrates the essence of live performance: to amaze, surprise and thrill every generation. Spectacular acrobatics, poetry, humour and emotion intertwine for an unforgettable experience.
Three musicians from different generations and backgrounds — voice and electronics, viola da gamba, viola — come together to improvise and write new stories together, ages 7 and up.
A one-man show, acted and danced: the fate of Billie Holiday, a rebellious woman and legendary singer, in segregation-era America. A show nominated for the 2018 P'tits Molières.
For the first time brought together in a single event, the best B-Boys, B-Girls and Hip-Hop Freestyle dancers on the planet meet in Paris to try to win the world titles. Three days of battles, music and celebration, to enjoy with family or among enthusiasts.
A time for parents and their little ones to discover their first books, in the company of librarians.
After an introductory tour of the Arc de Triomphe, parents and children build a pop-up model of the monument and of Paris together. A workshop in French, for ages 6 and up.
A Saturday Reading session about the novels and life of Agatha Christie, open to children and their accompanying adults. Participants can also offer to read an excerpt related to the theme.
Creative activities for children aged 3 to 6, at the Assia Djebar library. Registration required, with one accompanying adult per child.
Storytelling sessions using kamishibai, a "paper theatre" from Japan, led by librarians for very young children from 6 months to 2 years old and for children aged 3 to 6.
A creative family workshop with illustrator Agathe Chamignon, for children aged 3 to 6 accompanied by a parent, as part of the youth highlight Manger, être mangé (Eating, Being Eaten).
Drawing, collage and screen-printing workshop for children aged 7 and up, led by illustrator Julia Wauters. Registration required.
Under the storytelling tree, librarians tell their favourite stories, in French Sign Language and in French. For children aged 4 to 8.
A selection of stories and music chosen by librarians, for a wonderful imaginary journey. For children ages 3 and up.
Piaffou is a story that is acted and drawn, an intimate, poetic and musical show, without artifice, simple and accessible to the very young as well as the older ones. Meet this little bird, watch it be born and live through the seasons… you will discover the violin and the ukulele.
A dance, music and sensory exploration show for very young children, from 6 months to 3 years old, offered for the end-of-year holidays.
A family show based on the comic book "Le Loup en Slip" (The Wolf in Underpants): in the forest, the sale of anti-wolf products is booming, but the wolf, in his underpants, is actually kind and benevolent. For young and old, ages 4 and up.
A little King Nougat sets off to find his Queen Caramel on a snowy night full of dangers, courage and magic. A winter tale for the whole family, ages 6 and up.
Nathalie Bondoux revisits three classic tales in her own way: Roule Galette (Roll, Flatbread), Boucle d'or (Goldilocks) and Le Gros navet (The Enormous Turnip). A family show to be enjoyed with gusto, for ages 3 and up.
A fun and interactive talk to discover what animal droppings reveal about living things, with illustrations and simple questions. For children aged 5 to 8 and their parents.
As part of the Music and Exile series, an introductory workshop on konnakol (vocalization of the rhythmic cycles of Carnatic music) with mridangam player Balakumar Paramalingam.
An afternoon of video games and virtual and mixed reality experiences on consoles and headsets, on the theme of Agatha Christie's investigations and puzzles. From age 7 for the video games and age 12 for the virtual reality.
A coach tour to discover two contemporary art venues on the tram network in the Île-de-France region, with guided visits and a chance to meet the teams. Suitable for accompanied children aged 7 and up.
As part of the SoBD festival, a comic creation workshop for children led by artist and illustrator Alix Le Boucher: imagine in panels a meal full of surprises in a most unusual restaurant.
A show in which Arthur goes in search of the wolf and discovers, with humour and magic, stories and sayings from popular wolf lore. A tender, poetic moment to share with the family.
An animated journey through 8 short films of all kinds, from the Miyu Distribution catalogue (with the kind permission of Luce Grosjean).
An actor reads the picture book "Mille secrets de poussins" (A Thousand Secrets of Chicks) by Claude Ponti, but the chicks hidden in the library burst out of the books to play tricks on him. A show blending animated videos and multimedia effects, for children aged 3 to 7.
A musical tale inspired by a story from Zanzibar: the sultan, driven to despair by a bird that devours his dates, loses his mind, and his seven sons must restore peace. Ages 7 and up.