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An exhibition of illustrations by Magali Bonniol from the six Cornebidouille albums, with audio excerpts read by the author Pierre Bertrand. For children who love little ones' favourite witch.
An exhibition-show exploring the link between illusion and perception, bringing the arts of magic and cognitive science into dialogue. Ages 9 and up.
Ida and Paul, two naive friends who are a bit clownish, discover that they think and play with words and thoughts. A theatre show for two actors and a musician, ages 8 and up.
A 50-minute immersive 360° experience that takes you from coral reefs to bioluminescent abysses, with 3D modelling and giant projections. To enjoy with family, friends or solo.
For Halloween, Parc André Citroën is transformed into an immersive trail of 13 worlds combining sets, actors, special effects and fireworks, to enjoy with family, friends or colleagues.
Courses and workshops for the autumn holidays at three Paris Anim' centres in the 12th arrondissement: weaving, circus, drama, dance, manga, magic, hip-hop, drawing, as well as outings for young people.
The Jardin des Plantes is offering a holiday programme combining exhibitions, shows, workshops and Halloween activities, with dinosaurs, palm trees and animals. Young and old alike will find plenty to marvel at.
During the All Saints' Day holidays, the family play space Bulles & Billes (Paris 9th) is offering Halloween activities: creative workshops, a puppet show, potions, games and a candy hunt, included in the entry fee for children aged 0 to 11 and their parents.
Giant games, free and open to all, offered by the association 123 … Soleil ! during the school holidays, indoors or outdoors depending on the weather.
Children's film festival at the musée du quai Branly: a selection of films from every continent to discover the most surprising metamorphoses, with 17 screenings for all ages.
A roaming writing workshop in Paris on the theme of Halloween, for ages 10-14, led by Manon Jouniaux: writing games outdoors and in a café, in the footsteps of great writers.
An art workshop entirely in English for children aged 6 to 11, in a former Parisian studio in the 13th arrondissement, during the All Saints' Day holidays.
Holiday workshops for children and teenagers at the Paris Anim' Interclub 17 centre: modern jazz, visual arts, chess, Afro dance, hip hop, guitar, theatre, drawing and painting, and making a short film.
Holiday workshops and classes for children and teenagers: introduction to dance, street dance, introduction to theatre, baking, as well as yoga and sophrology for adults.
Holiday workshops for children, teens and adults: K-pop, robotics, drama, modern jazz, visual arts, comics, graffiti, English and bilingual workshops.
Holiday workshops at the Richard Wright Paris Anim' centre, with activities for children (dance, drama, visual arts, video game creation), teenagers and adults.
A theatre and dance project in which children explore athletic movement as artistic material, to develop body awareness, listening and cooperation.
A visual arts workshop led by a visual artist: children observe nature and then create a group fresco in gouache and watercolour, while learning about ecology.
An art workshop where children create a large map of France and illustrate the emblematic sports of each region through collage, drawing or sculpture.
An arts workshop to create a film work together and think about girl/boy equality, with a radio workshop in the afternoon. For children aged 6 to 11.
A visual arts project where children aged 4 to 11 explore gender stereotypes through linocut printing, creating silhouettes and patterns to assemble and invent hybrid characters.
A week of recreational activities for children aged 8 to 12, combining magic workshops in the morning and an Olympiad of world cultures in the afternoon, supervised by qualified activity leaders.
A bilingual (French/English) holiday camp with STEAM workshops (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) for children aged 6 to 12, with a team project to present to the family.
A five-day sports camp for ages 6-12: mountain biking, multi-sports, treetop adventure course and escape game, in the heart of Paris.
A 4-day workshop at the Hourdé school to discover and create in art and spatial design, led by professionals, to help confirm your choice of direction.
A circus workshop for children aged 4 to 6: physical expression, acrobatics, juggling and object manipulation, in a creative circus exploration full of surprises.
An immersive augmented reality game in which, in teams of two, you explore a library to solve the mystery of the Vonleaken manor and uncover Amélia's secret. Ages 12 and up.
A series of four workshops where children build their own percussion instruments from simple and recycled materials, then explore rhythm through play, listening and group practice.
The International Science Film Festival returns for a 22nd edition, entirely free and open to everyone, with screenings of science films followed by discussions between scientists and the film teams.
The LinguiST'ART association invites children to discover Sun Wukong, the Monkey King, an iconic figure of Chinese culture, and his adventures to the west, then to create a puppet of the famous Monkey King.
Claude CHOSE presents his photographic work at the ARZAZOU gallery. A photo exhibition open to everyone, from age 1.
A full-scale murder party with a werewolf theme, in the vaulted cellars of Île Saint-Louis. Cape and secret role provided, costumed actors, up to 24 players per session, with strangers.
A theater workshop for children ages 6 to 13: body work in the morning, poetic texts and creating a show in the afternoon, with a performance at the end of the week.
A 5-day immersive workshop in the world of musical theatre, to sing and dance to the greatest hits of the genre, led by a singer and a dancer.
An immersive experience around Hello Kitty, with light shows, interactive installations and creative workshops, spread across three spaces: Calm, Playful and Discovery.
An exhibition of original watercolours by Capucine Mazille, illustrating the non-fiction picture book "Bon appétit les animaux!" (Enjoy your meal, animals!) written by Françoise Laurent, as part of the "Manger, être mangé" (Eating, being eaten) focus.
A never-before-seen exhibition on the photographic history of the Louvre, from the first shots to contemporary techniques, with more than 300 photographs. Ages 8 and up.
Burlesque and wordless, a duo of metaphysical clowns that is perfectly Beckettian. French premiere.
KABINET, a clown solo for ages 12 and up: a clownish group psychoanalysis session, funny and offbeat, with plenty of laughs.
The Marjolaine fair brings together initiatives for responsible consumption: organic, local and committed, with workshops, talks and activities for families.
A poetic and sensory installation to explore the diversity of paper sounds through gestures: crumpling, tapping, stroking, tearing. A themed trail and guided activities for children aged 4 to 10.
The youth literary prize of the 20th arrondissement is back: three selections of novels are offered, including one for ages 7-9. Children read, vote for their favourite, and the prize is awarded at a closing celebration.
The Sunday Morning Concerts offer an hour of music without an intermission, with an introduction and a reading blending poetry, literature and philosophy. An accessible and original format, for the whole family.
A Disney animated film shown in French in the main auditorium of the Grand Rex, accompanied at every screening by the Féerie des Eaux, a water and music show on the cinema's legendary stage. A real show for the whole family, from age 3.
A fun and educational exhibition about animal droppings, illustrated by Émilie Vanvolsem. To discover as a family, to laugh and learn about living things.