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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.
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.
Traditional Angola capoeira class to develop your physical fitness, rhythm and coordination, with no need to be fit or coordinated to start.
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.
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).
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.
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!
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.
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.
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 funny and musical clown solo that tackles the theme of schizophrenia with accuracy, written and performed by Sébastien Petiot. Recommended for ages 11 and up.
Every Saturday in October, Bulles & Billes gets into the Halloween spirit: a big hosted game brings children and parents together, then families gather around a shared aperitif.
A baroque opera by Pergolesi reimagined by Compagnie Unissons!, blending opera singers, piano and hip-hop dance. A family-friendly show, funny and lively, for opera regulars and for those who think it's out of reach.
Eva Jean, performed by David Jean, vocal coach on La France à un incroyable talent, offers a spectacular vocal show blending humour, emotion, pop, jazz and disco, celebrating the freedom to be yourself. A vibrant show for the whole family, suitable for all audiences aged 10 and up.
A film-concert for a first sensory experience: five animated films accompanied by a brass quartet and a celesta. Recommended for ages 4 and up.
A crawling visit immersed in Monet's garden at Giverny. Book your tickets in advance because they sell out very quickly!
Discover behind the scenes of the livestock at the urban educational farm and take part in the farmer's daily activities: observing and feeding the animals. An activity to share as a family, from age 3.
A parent-child dance duo workshop combining movement, rhythm, songs and nursery rhymes, for children aged 18 months (walking confidently) to 3 years accompanied by a parent who also takes part.
The City of Paris offers a multisports and motor-skills session for families, with free activities for children aged 3 to 7 accompanied by their parents.
The City of Paris invites families to a children's and parents' activity session at the Bréguet sports centre, for children aged 3 to 7 accompanied by a parent.
ENS-PSL opens its doors for the Science Festival: lectures, shows, quizzes and meetings with researchers, for young and old alike, around dialogue between disciplines.
Capucine goes in search of her cuddly toy, singing the nursery rhymes of our childhood. A gentle, poetic musical journey for little ones aged 1 to 7.
A weekly 100% women's football session specially designed for the very youngest, ages 3 to 6, to discover the sport while having fun and in complete safety.
A kamishibai tale for toddlers: Zimba, a little monkey, sets out to find his mother's lost bracelet, followed by a short visit to the "Animalia" exhibition.
An intergenerational laughter workshop where laughter, togetherness and good cheer are guaranteed, combining laughter yoga, playful relaxation, mime, singing, dancing and relaxation. Open to children, teens, parents, grandparents and adults.
Led by a guide, this family visit invites children and adults alike to explore the exhibition "Remember Me" through observation challenges, stories to invent and games about photography.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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 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 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 family show mixing laughter and songs, in which Pierrot, a mischievous child-puppet, discovers the world alongside Zabelle and Claude. Ages 3 and up.
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.
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.
A dance and theatre show created by the duo Hajare Akiri-Marmagne and Arthur Marmagne, exploring the marriage between dream and reality, with humour and poetry. Ages 6 and up.
An afternoon of games and activities for children in several pedestrianized streets of the 12th arrondissement: giant wooden games, reading, nature, sports and creative workshops, storytelling and music.
The association Les Enfants de la Goutte d'Or offers weekly football sessions: training for young people and a well-being sports session for adults, in a friendly atmosphere open to all levels.