Sunday Tribute - 80's Frontwomen
Every Sunday, Supersonic pays tribute to the great icons of rock and pop with live concerts by local bands. This evening is devoted to the female voices of the 1980s.
Every Sunday, Supersonic pays tribute to the great icons of rock and pop with live concerts by local bands. This evening is devoted to the female voices of the 1980s.
A rally to discover the trees of the Parc Floral de Paris by observing leaves, bark and fruit. For ages 8-14, accompanied by an adult, free registration required.
A project combining writing and smartphone video production to show the 10th arrondissement your own way. Open to young people aged 13 to 16 who live in the 10th.
A free workshop for expectant parents and parents of newborns, led by specialists, to understand the impact of the environment on a baby's health and take simple everyday action.
The Canadian Cultural Centre is taking part in MaSH, the kick-off of Paris Art Week: the exhibition “Grands Lacs – L'horizon commun des mers intérieures” (Great Lakes – The shared horizon of inland seas) is open to all until 9 pm, with two guided tours by reservation.
A talk by photojournalist Aimée Bouchet on how to inhabit and tell the story of a world in transformation, between expedition accounts and environmental upheaval.
As part of the series "Geology, the Underground Foundation of Our World", the Bibliothèque publique d'information is hosting a discussion about rocks with three geologists.
An indie electronic evening with the Dutch trio The Homesick and the Brussels collective Group-Ensemble, for fans of experimental pop and electronic music.
A free workshop to help expectant parents and parents of newborns create a healthy environment during pregnancy and the baby's first months.
For its twentieth anniversary, GEM Connexion Plus is exhibiting around thirty works created by members of its drawing and watercolour workshop.
A rally to discover the trees of the Parc Floral de Paris by observing leaves, bark and fruit. For ages 8-14, accompanied by an adult.
The Ferme de Paris is offering an activity stand to discover the farm's cucurbits and squashes, with activities for young and old. A walk around the farm is also possible during this season.
A project combining writing and smartphone video production, to show the 10th arrondissement in your own way. Open to young people aged 13 to 16 who live in the 10th.
Activities to discover the resources accessible to the visually impaired at the Lire autrement section of the Marguerite Duras multimedia library.
A talk by Maria Hansson, interspersed with readings by Anny Romand, on the life of Selma Lagerlöf, the first woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, and her international acclaim.
Two concerts in one evening: Cherryholt, an English indie-pop quintet with youthful energy, then Valet, a Parisian band blending rock, jazz and neo soul. For live music fans.
As part of My First Festival, the L'Heure Joyeuse library is offering a session with readings and screenings of two short films, for children aged 3 to 6.
A free workshop for expectant parents and parents of newborns, led by specialists, to create a healthy environment during pregnancy and the baby's first months.
Do you own 20th-century paintings, lithographs or sculptures? An expert in modern and contemporary art will appraise them free of charge during this appraisal day.
A board game workshop on the theme of nature, led by an Environmental Advisor, to discover living beings under the trees. Accessible from age 3, adults and children play together.
A cinema session with a selection of short films and animal documentaries, in a cosy atmosphere. For children aged 5 and up.
Every month, the Maison Paris Nature offers readings of stories chosen from the Nature Library collection. This month, stories in which animals make us laugh, for accompanied children aged 3 and up.
An introductory workshop to Najeon Chilgi, the traditional Korean art of mother-of-pearl decoration, combined with a discovery of hangeul. Participants create their own accessory decorated with a motif inspired by a Korean character.
A special Halloween movie screening to give the whole family the chills! Come in costume.
Meet-and-greet and book signing with Benjamin Lacombe and Mickaël Brun-Arnaud, on the occasion of the release of their new book "L'atelier Grand Feuille" (The Grand Feuille Workshop).
Monthly support group run by the association The Witches' Society to speak about your experience of sexist and sexual violence and to talk about your healing journey. Open to women and gender minorities.
A workshop to define your online communication strategy: knowing your audience, writing for social networks and structuring your first content. A selection of resources is provided.
Post-punk concert by the British band Lemonsuckr, described as true on-stage chaos. For fans of Fat Dog, The Strokes and Adult Dvd.
Meet volunteers from SOS MÉDITERRANÉE to learn about their sea rescue missions, followed by a discussion with the audience, as part of the closing of the exhibition Couloirs irréguliers (Irregular Corridors).
A workshop to learn what to do in an emergency with a baby, led by a pediatric nurse. Open to expectant parents and parents of infants, alone, as a couple, or with their baby.
A forum to make an overseas mobility project a reality: language stays, studies, working holidays or volunteering. Organizations, professionals and talks to help you choose your path.
A French conversation workshop for adult learners, over a coffee or tea, to chat and make progress. Intermediate level recommended, free entry.
For Pink October, the Paris MDPH is welcoming the CPAM and the Maison RoseUp for a time of information and discussion about prevention, rights and procedures with the MDPH.
A free workshop to help expectant parents and parents of newborns create a healthy environment during pregnancy and the baby's first months.
Two concerts devoted to the world of Korean composer Daeseong Kim, between Korean musical traditions and contemporary creation, as part of a programme on the kingdom of Silla.
A meeting in English about the book "They Called It Peace. Worlds of Imperial Violence" with historian Lauren Benton and journalist Eleanor Beardsley, as part of the FMSH's DÉCRIPT programme.
La Ferme de Paris offers participatory work sessions to learn about market gardening: on the agenda, a discussion about soil and sowing green manure. Remember to come with suitable clothing and your lunch.
Third edition of the international performing arts festival at the Wallonia-Brussels Centre, a performance marathon bringing together around fifty artists from Brussels, Wallonia and about ten countries.
Alyssa Jos transforms Paris's dead leaves into artistic creations and handmade decorative pieces. A sensitive exhibition about an ephemeral resource, for an audience curious about nature and craftsmanship.
A free workshop for expectant parents and parents of newborns, led by specialists, to understand the impact of the environment on baby's health and leave with a health and environment kit.
An exhibition open to everyone to discover the diversity of mushrooms, their role in forest ecosystems and to talk with specialists.
A workshop to discover the seeds to sow in autumn and prepare your gardening space for spring. For gardeners, beginners or not.
The artist Walid Raad presents recent works relating to the wars in the Middle East over the past 40 years: photographs, collages, drawings, texts, sculptures and videos, with guided tours in which he tells invented, passed-down or found stories.
As part of Mon Premier Festival, story readings and short film screenings on the theme "In Every Sense," at the Batignolles library and the Cinéma des Cinéastes (Paris 17). For children ages 2 to 4.
One Friday a month, in the children's area, come and enjoy a friendly time with a selection of video games. A get-together for ages 10-15.
A free and supportive discussion group for parents and expectant parents, led by health professionals from the 20th arrondissement. A space to share experiences and build connections around parenthood.
A free workshop open to everyone that combines circus and basketball: you can try out tricks while scoring baskets.
As part of the Month of the Imaginary, a meeting with Nicolas Martin for the release of his second novel, "Je ne suis pas venu apporter la paix" (I Have Not Come to Bring Peace), somewhere between a psychological thriller and a family drama. Ages 16 and up.
An open musical stage around baroque instruments, open to all styles and all arts, in a friendly atmosphere. A costumed edition for Halloween, where everyone can come dressed up, from a simple accessory to a full outfit.
Concert of Swedish dream pop, somewhere between bewitching pop and tormented punk, for fans of Alvvays, Fazerdaze and Beach Fossils.
A parents' café to understand how self-confidence works in children and discover practical tools to support them in school and in the world of tomorrow. Led by a parenting consultant, with French Sign Language/French interpreters.
A workshop to learn how to make your own zero-waste products and save money, one Saturday a month, every other month, at the multimedia library.
A friendly get-together to talk about cinema, share your favourites, discuss filmmakers and discover new films.
A supportive group workshop to talk about mental health among young adults, with time for discussion and reflection.
A lecture by Emmanuel Itié, a specialist in Egyptian philology, to discover how scribes in ancient Egypt wrote and handled numbers, based on the Rhind papyrus.
A workshop on making origami spinning tops, with different models offered according to each person's folding level. From age 7.
As part of Taste Week, come and discover a seasonal fruit, vegetable or edible plant from the farm, to be enjoyed freshly picked, plain or prepared as jam, pesto or fritters.
A friendly monthly club to knit, crochet or embroider together over a hot drink. Bring your pattern, your balls of yarn or thread and your needles.
As part of the Month of the Imaginary, the Virginia Woolf multimedia library invites you to a Reading Bar concocted by the theatre company Les Écriés: readings of excerpts from fantasy and science-fiction novels, whispered in your ear, to share with the family.
Put on your superhero costumes and compete in speed races inspired by the world of Speedrunners. Ages 7 and up, registration required.