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As part of the Pride festival, an original theater show performed by recently graduated conservatory students, winners of a dedicated call for projects.
As part of the Pride festival, an original theater show performed by recently graduated conservatory students, winners of a dedicated call for projects.
An evening with the author of “Fiertés des champs. Habiter, résister et aimer loin des métropoles” (“Pride of the Fields: Living, Resisting and Loving Far from the Metropolises”), to discuss the resistance, solidarity and collective inventions of rural inhabitants and the LGBTQIA+ community.
A free, non-sectarian discussion group led by midwives, for parents to talk among themselves about pregnancy, the baby's arrival, breastfeeding, a newborn's rhythms, joys and doubts.
A friendly, immersive quiz to guess music from a range of genres and films, led by librarians. Open to everyone, whether visually impaired or not, and to the simply curious.
An escape game run by the librarians, in which an Agatha Christie specialist mysteriously disappears in the library. For adults and teenagers aged 14 and over, registration required.
A friendly evening for families or friends to discover board games while enjoying some treats.
The libraries of the 10th arrondissement offer a game night once a month: come meet other players and enjoy a lively or focused time, with family or friends.
As part of the Nuit du cirque, the Centre Wangari welcomes Danilo Pacheco and his new show "TECH", a performance on the dialogue between technology and the human body. Free show for all audiences, suitable for ages 6 and up.
Screening of the film "Zou" by Claire Glorieux, followed by a discussion with the director. A story about exile and friendship, ages 13 and up.
The teachers of the Erik Satie conservatory give a concert around the composer's work and that of his friends, on the occasion of the inauguration of their new auditorium.
Meeting with Julien Marsay, author and teacher, about his essay "Queers - Riposter à l'injure" (Queers - Fighting Back Against the Insult), followed by a book sale and signing session.
Concert by the duo Hura Mirshekari and N9nE, blending the voice of an Iranian singer with percussive, introspective electronic music, around their project Badjens.
An industrial rock night with Divine Shade, who blend cold wave, 1990s rock and electronic sounds, and KLOAHK, a Paris project with the sounds of old machines and tribal percussion.
Screening of the horror film Friday 13 (1980, original version with French subtitles), followed by a live episode of the show Monster Squad devoted to horror cinema.
Concert by Pauline Mann, singer-songwriter, in a trio with voice, piano and saxophone. Her songs in French blend jazz and pop, between hopes, loves and inner vertigo.
A Saturday morning with other candidates for library exams: 2 hours to meet, share your experience, build connections and help each other.
A creative workshop to learn the art of stamp making, tied to Japanese culture and Manga Mad, led by Nathalie Chapuy of Héron Graveur. Ages 12 and up.
Puppet manipulation workshop with the company Plexus Polaire, in connection with the show Moby Dick: precise movements, acting and improvisation to bring puppets to life. Ages 14 and up, registration required.
A story hour for toddlers, with stories, nursery rhymes and finger games, for children from 0 to 3 years old.
A monthly reading session for babies from 0 to 3 years old and their parents: picture books, first-word books, nursery rhymes and finger games with Bidouille, the orange mascot, and its librarians.
Stories told to children aged 6 and up, who are no longer toddlers. An event for the "big kids" at the multimedia library.
A two-hour workshop for mothers and their children: a time for sharing, writing and dancing, followed by a photo session to reclaim your image and celebrate motherhood.
A reading session led by librarians to discover important texts on gender minorities: novels, poetry, plays and documentaries to listen to and share. Ages 16 and up.
A pop-up workshop for children aged 4 to 7, led by author-illustrator Annette Tamarkin: they discover colourful animals and create their own pop-up book.
Creative workshops to discover new techniques or perfect the ones you already know, one Saturday a month. From age 15.
Three great classics told in Nathalie Bondoux's own way: on one side those who devour and crunch, on the other those who run and roll so as not to be eaten. A storytelling moment for children aged 3 and up.
A show by storyteller Anne-Gaël Gauducheau for very young audiences, from 20 months old, about food, pleasure and sharing.
Come and listen with your family to readings given by the librarians. A friendly activity for children aged 2 and up.
Bilingual French-English story time led by two librarians, one French and one American, with nursery rhymes, songs and readings of contemporary picture books for children aged 3 to 7.
A meeting with Mademoiselle Kiss, drag queen and alter ego of costume designer Quentin Lefèbvre, who will talk about creating costumes and makeup. Ages 15 and up.
A literary café to talk about your back-to-school reading, with a selection of librarians' favourites. Open to everyone, even if you haven't read anything.
A series of 4 workshops to understand what inclusive language really is, its forms and its uses, and to learn how to debate it calmly. Open to everyone, with a good oral command of French.
Robert Burley photographs the Great Lakes, between Canada and the United States, revealing their beauty, their fragility and their ecological and human importance. An exhibition for all audiences.
The Stoic Agora is a meeting space for anyone wondering about the great issues of our time, with a participatory introduction, a philosophical talk, a hands-on workshop and a question-and-answer session.
A creative workshop where children make their own self-portrait in the style of Arcimboldo, by assembling candy wrappers and cut-out patterns. Presented by Dada magazine, ages 6 and up.
A journey into the land of the imagination: poems, symbolic tales and improvisations based on words given by the audience, by spoken-word artist Nayan.
A meeting with composer and sound artist Elsa Biston, led by philosopher Véronique Verdier, about her sound installation Laisser le geste porter l'écoute (Let the gesture carry the listening), to be discovered in the media library's spaces.
A songwriting workshop led by singer Comae, to introduce children to writing lyrics based on children's books about great women figures.
A lecture on the depiction of food in Western painting, followed by a small "tasty paintings" workshop. With French Sign Language/French interpreters present, ages 10 and up.
A musical and theatrical cabaret centred on Erik Satie and his friends, devised and performed by the conservatory students: songs, jazz, theatre and poetry.
Screening of the documentary "Habibi, Chanson pour mes ami·e·s" ("Habibi, a Song for My Friends") by Florent Gouëlou (80 min), followed by a discussion with the director, as part of the Pride Festival.
A puzzle tournament in teams of 4, open to experienced people aged 15 and up. The qualifiers lead to the grand interlibrary final of the City of Paris.
A workshop on making jointed puppets inspired by Philippe Corentin's picture books, for young and old, with sculptor Alex Rochereau.
A puppet and music show that revisits Little Red Riding Hood to talk gently about sexual violence against children, followed by a participatory discussion. Ages 8 and up.
Presentation of the Socrates Project by the Compagnie des Marlins: an artistic adventure combining writing, drawing and theatre, based on texts by women from the Périchaux senior club.
A musical lecture that traces the history of women composers, from Hildegard of Bingen to Eliane Radigue and Laurie Spiegel, from the lute to electronic music. Presented as part of the Monte le son festival, ages 15 and up.
As part of the Monte le Son festival devoted to women in music, Jann Halexander performs Catherine Ribeiro's songs, accompanied by his musicians.
Bidouille, the library's orange mascot, invites children to a time of readings, songs and finger plays, with picture books and kamishibai. An event for ages 4 to 8, as part of Pride Month.
A lecture on the poetic work of Hélène Cadou and René Guy Cadou, given by Jean-François Jacques, followed by a discussion.
A musical reading by the author of her first novel, La mer et son double (The Sea and Its Double), accompanied by Mathias Bourre, followed by a talk with a librarian.
The librarians are hosting a friendly board game evening, with new games and classics, from age 8. Feel free to bring snacks to share.
A friendly badminton tournament played entirely in the dark: the court, net and shuttlecocks glow under black light, with music playing. All levels are welcome.
The Fantasy Orchestra, a cosmopolitan collective of around forty musicians, offers an eclectic, joyful and costumed repertoire, in complicity with the audience. As part of the "Monte le son" festival, it presents a tribute to women.
A post-punk, dark wave and cold wave night with three bands: Varsovie, Alien Tears and Antifer. For fans of Joy Division, Interpol or Alain Bashung.
Screening of David Lynch's cult film Elephant Man, followed by a presentation and a discussion led by ARTMELE, in partnership with the Centre Paris Anim' Angel Parra.
SHAM Spectacles takes over the Darius Milhaud conservatory and invites young and old to gather around the ring for an hour of circus acts, blending feats, poetry and surprises. A lively, generous show accessible to everyone, to share as a family.
Every Sunday, Supersonic pays tribute to the legends of rock and pop with concerts by local bands. This free Pop Punk special features live covers of Blink-182, Sum 41, Green Day and The Offspring, in a festive atmosphere.
A free workshop to help expectant parents and parents of newborns create a healthy environment for their baby, led by specialists in environmental health and early childhood.
First teachers' concert of the 2026-2027 season, with Ralph Vaughan Williams's Quintet in C minor on the programme.
A friendly workshop where you can ask your questions about digital technology, guided step by step by an instructor. For adults, free, registration required.