The Circle of Young Readers Le cercle des jeunes lecteurs et lectrices
Are you 9 or older? Come share your favorite novels, manga… and discover new books, over a snack.
Are you 9 or older? Come share your favorite novels, manga… and discover new books, over a snack.
As part of European Week for Waste Reduction, come and discover and cook a seasonal fruit, vegetable or edible plant from the farm.
An intaglio engraving workshop on tetra pak, led by Mathilde Payen: come with an image and leave with your prints. Open to adults.
A workshop to discover how a rap track is created, from writing lyrics to recording, led by the association Le Canap', followed by a mini-concert. Open to beginners aged 15 and up.
A scientific drawing workshop to discover the animal and plant species that inspired Pokémon, using taxidermy specimens. Ages 14 and up.
A stop-motion animation workshop on the theme of cooking, followed by the screening of a film made with hosted families, and then a discussion with director Delphine Piau.
A talk on the history of electricity, from the amber of the ancient Greeks to Thomson's discovery of the electron. Ages 10 and up.
A one-woman show in which Mathilde Morin brings her ancestors' memories back to life, in a whirlwind of dances and costumes spanning more than two centuries.
On the occasion of European Music Therapy Day, professional music therapists present their practice and talk with the public about support through sound and music.
A creative writing workshop-game to learn the art of suspense, inspired by the themes and characters of Agatha Christie's novels. For all ages, from 7 years old, registration required.
A workshop to make a crocodile out of egg cartons, with painting, cutting and gluing, preceded by a reading of the picture book Un crocodile sous mon lit ! (A Crocodile Under My Bed!) by Ingrid Schubert. Ages 3 and up.
As part of the Monte le Son 2026 festival "Ô féminins", the Médiathèque musicale de Paris Christiane Eda-Pierre is organizing an open stage that is 100% female: female musicians and singers, solo or in a group, can apply to perform in front of an audience.
A meet-up about the correspondence between Virginia Woolf and her sister Vanessa Bell, with the editorial team from La Table Ronde, who will present this selection of letters.
Screening of the documentary film "Liti Liti" (2025, 76 min) by Senegalese director Mamadou Khouma Gueye, followed by a discussion in his presence (subject to confirmation). Part of the Close-Up festival, devoted to the city, architecture and landscape in cinema.
As part of the "Monte le Son" Festival, pianist and musicologist Jean-Pierre Armengaud gives a musical lecture on the composer Clara Schumann, with musical interludes at the piano.
A creative family workshop to discover the secrets of pop-up and try out its techniques: fold, cut, assemble and leave with your own creation.
As part of the Turn It Up festival, the Hergé library welcomes the all-female vocal group GIWYZE for a concert blending Gospel, Soul and Jazz, carried by five voices and a collective energy.
A voice and piano duo showcasing works by female composers, from German and French Romantic music to contemporary Latin American repertoire. All ages, free admission.
A lecture by art historian Valérie Mettais on the way artists view the works of their peers, at the Buffon library.
A meeting with novelist Luce Perez-Tejedor about her novel Saint-Soleil, devoted to the Haitian painting movement of the same name, as part of the André Malraux Fiftieth Anniversary.
A monthly get-together for 9-15 year-olds who want to share their favourites: manga, board games, novels, films, comics, video games… A free hand to talk about what you love and discover new interests.
A roundtable retracing the genesis of a cultural project carried out in detention, with speakers and librarians, echoing the exhibition Prisonnières on the media library's prison past.
We start with video games, then move on to board games for young and old, in good spirits. You can also bring your favourite games to share them.
Screening of the documentary Often, Winter Rebels, about peasant life in Poitou in the 20th century, followed by a discussion with director Benoît Perraud and writer Marie-Hélène Lafon.
Screening of a documentary co-directed by Anne Kühn and Jean-Baptiste Erreca, an intimate portrait of Bernard Lenoir, an iconic figure of French radio. Followed by a discussion between the directors and the audience.
As part of the Monte le Son festival, the James Baldwin multimedia library is hosting Emmanuelle Parrenin for a special concert.
For Saint Cecilia's Day, the musical ensembles of La Sirène de Paris celebrate music with a festive evening bringing together large ensembles and chamber groups.
An exhibition on music in the Nazi concentration camps and killing centers, through accounts, instruments, scores and drawings by prisoners, as well as photographs of SS officers.
Screening of Daniela Bak's documentary about her father, the painter Samuel Bak, a child prodigy of the Vilnius ghetto. The screening will be attended by the director, in conversation with historian Renée Poznanski.
Every Sunday since 2016, Supersonic has paid tribute to the big names of rock and pop. Tonight, several local bands play The Cure's biggest hits live.
A conversation between three voices about the latest book by Father Yann Vagneux, a priest of the Paris Foreign Missions, on the religious traditions of the Indian subcontinent. Followed by a book signing.
A Manchester trio playing long, spellbinding post-rock in the vein of Women, Slint and Sonic Youth: an evening for fans of experimental guitar music.
A lecture on the relationship between Honoré de Balzac and Countess Hanska, enriched by hundreds of letters and shaped by 19th-century Europe.
The piano and chamber music students of the Excellence in Musical Performance program present a programme at the Musée de la Vie romantique.
A discussion around "Le temps des grandes peurs" (The Time of Great Fears), led by Fabienne Pascaud, as part of the agora 2026-2027 in partnership with Télérama.
This training gives you the keys to take action on the ground with women in precarious situations, with presentations of solidarity programs in Paris and ways to get involved.
As part of the Doc Month festival, screening of the documentary Voyage à Gaza (Journey to Gaza), followed by a discussion with director Piero Usberti and Garance Philippe, co-organizer of the Ciné-Palestine festival.
Concert by Grommet, a Swedish alternative metal quartet blending power and ethereal atmospheres, in the vein of Deftones, Narrow Head and Fleshwater. For fans of grungegaze and underground rock.
A collaborative workshop to understand the environmental, health and social issues of our food. A junior fresco accessible from age 13, with no prerequisites.
Librarians combine excerpts from animated films with readings of tales for a shared moment with children, and get them to look at these stories adapted for the screen in a new way.
A special session of the Wednesday Story Hour: a family dive into the pop-up books of the heritage collection (pop-ups, pull-tabs, flaps, volvelles…) and the borrowable titles in the children's collection.
Creative workshop for children ages 8 and up, around the artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, to discover the basic techniques of painting and explore one's own artistic style.
An afternoon workshop to explore the food chain with Les Savants Fous: who eats whom, who eats what, and the difference between carnivores, herbivores and omnivores, through role-playing games and experiments.
An introductory mixing workshop on DJ Paloma Colombe's turntables, open to children aged 8 and up, followed by a dance party for everyone.
Introductory workshop on the RIPOSTE technique, a physical and verbal self-defence approach to prevent assaults and regain self-confidence, led by the ARCAF association. Open to all women (trans or cis) aged 16 and over, with no age limit and no need to be sporty.
Harp concert and vocal and instrumental music performed by students of the Mozart Conservatory of Paris Centre at the Historical Library of the City of Paris, with a varied repertoire (Debussy, Fauré, Glinka, Purcell…).
Screening of the documentary Château Rouge (Red Castle), about teenagers at a middle school in the Goutte d'Or neighbourhood in Paris, followed by a discussion on educational hospitality for teenagers, with director Hélène Milano and psychosociologist Joëlle Bordet.
Concert evening with two indie rock bands: The Youth Play, Mexican-British post-punk, and Bedroom Vacation, shoegaze indie rock from Manchester. For fans of The Smiths, DIIV and Bdrmm.
Concert given at the town hall of the 8th arrondissement by the students of Jérémy Jouve's guitar class.
Step into the creative workshop of the Compagnie Bric à Balles and find out how juggling comes to life on stage, with time for discussion and friendly light refreshments.
Maëva Abillard, curator of the Musée national Jean-Jacques Henner, tells the story of this museum housed in the former studio of the painter Guillaume Dubufe and devoted to the work of Jean-Jacques Henner.
A series of round tables on the legacy of the Alhambra and Al-Andalus, echoing the exhibition Les Secrets de l'Alhambra (The Secrets of the Alhambra). For adults curious about architecture and history.
A dialogue between Mathilde Saliou, journalist and author, and Thomas Planques of the association Game Impact on the effects of digital technology on the environment and possible reasonable uses, hosted by Christelle Gilabert.
A talk by Elise Brisson, a history enthusiast, about the famous Bayeux Tapestry, also known as the tapestry of Queen Matilda.
A show blending texts by Marguerite Duras, excerpts from interviews and her cookbook, performed by actress Diana Sakalauskaité. A literary tribute for the 30th anniversary of her death, which is as thought-provoking as it is funny.
Three jazz musicians — Sylvaine Hélary, Louise Frago and Solène Cairoli — discuss their careers with students from the jazz department of the CRR de Paris. A moment of transmission and sharing.
Aure, a singer-songwriter, gives a duo concert at the multimedia library as part of the Monte le son festival, this year with the theme "Ô féminins". She sings about her doubts and about love confronted with time, with concise and direct lyrics.
Screening of the documentary "Aimé Césaire, les signes de l'avenir" (Aimé Césaire, the Signs of the Future), written and directed by Patrick Chamoiseau and Guy Deslauriers, with Abd Al Malik as narrator. The screening is followed by a sale of works by Aimé Césaire by the Librairie Calypso (subject to availability).
A meeting at the Forney library with José-Louis Bocquet and Kent, authors of a graphic novel about the birth of the Dada movement at the Cabaret Voltaire in 1916. Discussion, projections of the artwork and presentation of the preparatory work.
La Ferme de Paris offers a participatory work session once a month to learn about market gardening: on the programme, theory on soil and green manure, then winterizing and sowing.