SIXTH SENSE SIXIÈME SENS
A modern, family-friendly magic show in which El Mago blends digital illusions and interactive mind reading: every audience member becomes part of the adventure.
A modern, family-friendly magic show in which El Mago blends digital illusions and interactive mind reading: every audience member becomes part of the adventure.
Come garden in the educational vegetable garden at Bercy and learn the technical skills suited to the garden's season.
A workshop to raise young people's awareness of the environment and learn to eat better, presented by the association "Mon Assiette pour la Planète". Ages 10 and up.
A poetic and musical circus show, without words, blending acrobatics, humour and wonder, designed for the whole family.
Students aged 9 to 20 from the Musical Creation and Computer-Assisted Music Laboratory compose and perform the music for a silent Charlie Chaplin film, The Count.
As part of Mental Health Information Weeks, a half-day to discover tools for raising awareness of young people's mental health, to exchange and share resources. Open to young people aged 12 to 25 and to youth workers from all over Paris.
A book club for 10-14 year olds, led by the library team, with a snack so everyone can share their favourites: comics, novels, manga, board games.
A concert celebrating Oscar-winning film music, performed by the Ciné-Trio (piano, violin, oboe). A musical moment suitable for ages 8 and up, for the whole family.
A poetic and political coming-of-age fable about the power of stories, resistance and the strength of the imagination. Ages 8 and up.
Alone, with friends or with family, spend an evening at the library for a moment of sharing around games. You will also discover a selection of board games you can borrow for free.
Swan Lake, a masterpiece of classical ballet in two acts, returns in 2026-2027 in a new production with enchanting sets, sumptuous costumes and orchestra. A show to share with family or friends.
A stand-up evening where four artists, fresh out of the workshop at the Théâtre de la Noue in Montreuil, perform exceptionally in Paris, blending humour, poetry and punchlines.
A participatory, theatrical family tour of the Arc de Triomphe, punctuated by tales, shadow puppetry and drawings, where young and old alike are invited to take part.
A dance therapy workshop where 6 parent-child pairs, children aged 4 to 6, dance, play and invent together a sensitive and joyful moment around movement. Inclusive, it welcomes children with and without disabilities, with no prerequisites.
For the Paris Repair Days, workshops to learn how to repair clothes, bikes, soft toys, garden tools and small household appliances, with associations and reuse centres.
The Václav Havel library is organizing a Video Game Festival in all its spaces, in partnership with the Make Some Noise association: games available to play and a chance to discover music video games on arcade machines.
The Resilience Campus opens its doors to the general public for a free, immersive day: experiences, demonstrations and workshops to test the right reflexes in the face of risks, with family or friends.
As part of the Architecture Days, the Musée des Plans-Reliefs offers an introductory tour of its models of fortified towns and a family tour with an activity booklet to observe the hidden buildings.
Stories, nursery rhymes and finger games to share between little ones and parents, for children aged 18 months to 3 years accompanied by an adult.
A musical get-together with the librarians: listening to songs, nursery rhymes and stories for the very young. Registration required, one accompanying adult per child.
One Saturday a month, the story hut welcomes children ages 4 to 8 for a magical hour of storytelling full of discoveries, to share with parents, grandparents, neighbors or friends.
A session where children read aloud to a dog, without fear of judgment, to encourage reading, expression and build self-confidence. For children aged 7 to 12.
A reading moment to share at the media library, with individualized one-on-one time for toddlers and a session for older children, accompanied by their parents.
A dance therapy workshop to experience as a parent-child pair, combining movement, music and sensory objects to share a creative and special moment. Open to all, ages 4 and up.
A guided tour behind the scenes of the Marguerite Yourcenar multimedia library, to discover what goes on there when the doors are closed to the public. Open to everyone aged 7 and up.
As part of the Autumn of Science, a workshop on drawing butterflies with soft pastels and stencils, led by Juliette Binet, followed by a book signing and sale. For children aged 7 to 10.
One Saturday a month, workshops to explore dance and its connections with French Sign Language, for deaf and hard-of-hearing children aged 7 to 12.
The famous ballet Swan Lake in a playful, poetic and interactive version designed for children, to share as a family.
A film festival for the very young: screenings, a story-film and a picture-book reading to explore fiction while having fun, from age 3.
Come and listen to the librarians read you their best stories! One Saturday a month, for 3-6 year olds and their parents.
A selection of stories and music chosen by the librarians, for a beautiful imaginary journey. For children aged 3 and up.
Stories and songs for toddlers aged 0 to 3 and their families, at storytime.
For this new edition of Monument Jeu d'Enfant, the Hôtel de la Marine offers a historical, theatrical detective game for the whole family: solve the theft of the Crown jewels in 1792, through salons and galleries, guided by actors.
Peter Pan invites you to fly to Neverland with Wendy and her brothers, aboard the Jolly Roger to face Hook, alongside Tiger Lily and the Lost Boys. A high-energy show that delights parents and children alike.
A musical show adapted from Rudyard Kipling's tale: Mowgli, a baby abandoned in the jungle, is taken in by a pack of wolves and raised by Bagheera the panther and Baloo the bear. From 9 to 15 performers on stage for all ages.
Readings about ecology accompanied by music, to learn and be amazed through song, about gardens, little creatures and the magic of living things.
A workshop on how to create a manga character with Loui, followed by a meeting with the author of the Redflower series. Ages 10 and up.
As part of the Autumn of Science, a workshop to learn the basics of cyanotype, one of the very first photographic printing processes, recognisable by its Prussian blue. Open to children aged 8 and over and to adults.
During the All Saints' Day holidays, short visits at the Musée Méliès to explore the history of cinema, from magic to Georges Méliès's tricks, and weekend activities to uncover the secrets of his special effects.
The Louvre Museum invites young and old to a special workshop: meet the artist Bérénice Milon and her graphic, playful and poetic world inspired by the museum's architecture.
A fun, participatory space, free and open to all, to approach discrimination differently through games, discussions and challenges, with particular attention paid to young people.
The Bread Banquet is the food festival in the 14th arrondissement: workshops on flour and bread, baking in a wood-fired oven and tasting of breads from the neighbourhood bakers, for young and old.
Loom Loom, a metro goblin, must secretly watch over Louise, an RATP employee. Forced to protect her, he introduces her to the world of goblins and realises that humans and goblins are not so different.
A family creative workshop to personalize frames with painting and collage, open to beginners, materials provided.
One Saturday a month, the library invites children to a creative workshop about manga: origami, memory games or torn paper. Ages 8 and up.
As part of Manga Mad, an introduction to dubbing workshop led by professional actor Alexis Bourtereau, so you can bring your favourite characters to life. Ages 9 and up.
An intergenerational workshop for families to learn how animated images work and create their own flipbook with a professional illustrator. In parent-child pairs, ages 6 and up.
A workshop for little crafters: children learn the basics of woodworking (cutting, gluing, sanding) and go home with their own personalized mini marble maze.
A creative workshop to explore the world of Alexander Calder's mobiles and make your own mobile. Open to children aged 6 and up, accompanied by one adult only, as well as to parents, grandparents and residents of the Rothschild Foundation.
Come and discover new video games at the Claire Bretécher library. Activity for ages 7 and up, booking required.
A fun and educational multimodal rally on travel safety, with a prevention village and workshops for young and old, to do solo, in pairs, with friends or as a family.
A parent-child workshop offered by the association Corps à Cœur: puppets, painting, stories, nursery rhymes and body percussion, to share a moment of closeness and creativity as a family, away from screens.
Students from the Strings department of the 9th arrondissement conservatory perform in auditions throughout the year, supervised by their teachers and accompanied on piano. An opportunity to hear young instrumentalists in a supportive setting.
A package combining a 3-hour storytelling workshop and a show by the same storyteller, to discover rakugo, a Japanese art of spoken word. Suitable for regulars and newcomers alike.
A festive, interactive rap concert for children: three vacation experts invite the audience on an imaginary trip to Moustache Island, with parties, activities and quiet moments. Ages 5 and up.
Play with the librarians and discover a new board game every week.
A creative and fun painting workshop at the Aimé Césaire library, led by an architect and graphic artist. Leave with your own work!
The musical show Zélie la Pirate (Zélie the Pirate) returns to Paris: a bubbly young girl wants to become a pirate against her father's wishes and boards the ship l'Aramacao. Songs, choreography and humour for young and old alike.
A monthly meet-up for ages 9-15 where everyone shares their favourites: manga, games, novels, films, comics, video games. For this school-holiday edition, it's all about "nature challenges".
An interactive performance where the audience is invited to touch objects linked to the struggle for civil rights in the United States, to awaken sounds, words and gestures of Rosa Parks and her contemporaries. Open to all audiences, ages 11 and up.