WeekSpots
Weekly rugby training sessions for young people aged 13 to 18 and adult women, led by experienced coaches, in a spirit of progress, team cohesion and friendliness.
Carte blanche to the journal "Bibliodiversité" for the release of its special issue, with three speakers who are specialists in publishing, books and reading, on defending bibliodiversity.
Screening of the documentary "Le paradoxe du beau : des arts-thérapeutes à l'œuvre" (The Paradox of Beauty: Art Therapists at Work), followed by a discussion with two art therapists from the GHU Paris Psychiatry and Neurosciences.
A lecture by Raphaël Ménard, engineer and architect, to think about a more sober, lighter architecture that is compatible with the planet's limits.
A piano concert by Alice Power bringing together works by French, Swedish and Turkish composers, as part of the exhibition "France, Sweden and the Ottoman Empire: Artistic Alliances".
A workshop to discover the steps in creating a cultural event, from the idea to the communication, as well as the production of an album or an EP. Based on concrete examples.
Literary meet-up with Yara El-Ghadban and Rodney Saint-Éloi about their book “Les fascistes n’ont jamais compté les étoiles” (The Fascists Never Counted the Stars), hosted by Marjorie Bertin, as part of the “Tout un monde en français” series.
A special edition of the Korean Film Club, focusing on the Seokguram Grotto and Korean heritage, with a selection of films about history, Buddhist tradition and the city of Gyeongju.
Two indie rock and indie pop concerts at Supersonic: Batbait, a Swiss band, and Cold Beaches, a Paris project led by Sophia Nadia. For an audience of independent rock fans.
Come and play at the Bibliothèque Amélie, among casual and passionate players: bluffing, cooperation, deduction or strategy, on your own or with the librarians.
A chamber music concert centred on Dmitri Shostakovich, with Sabina Stanojevic on piano, David Louwerse on cello and Thomas Vosluisant on violin.
Non-contact 5-a-side rugby sessions, a fast and safe version of rugby, to stay active and share a friendly moment. Open to all levels, from age 55.
As part of the exhibition "Les métiers d'art dans les photographies de François Kollar" (Crafts in the photographs of François Kollar), a lecture looks back at the career of this great French photographer of the 1930s-1950s, by Matthieu Rivallin.
An evening of 100% Latin American music: cumbia, salsa, merengue, son, reggaeton. Musicians, singers, dancers or simply the curious, everyone is welcome to play, improvise and share.
Three collective creative workshops led by an art therapist, to explore painting, drawing, collage, writing and movement as resources for well-being. Open to anyone who is curious, no artistic skill required.
In a suburban area, at the beginning of winter, a strange light in the sky disturbs the inhabitants and a young man disappears. His sister Dinah scours the city in search of him.
An immersive visit to a Parisian Centre for Employment Integration (EPI) to discover how people on the RSA are supported towards work and independence, through the journey of one person receiving support and the professions involved.
Discover the behind the scenes of support for people in precarious situations through a visit to a social grocery store and a shelter and social reintegration centre.
The former Saint-Vincent-de-Paul hospital is becoming a renovated district: come rediscover the site, visit the construction sites and meet the Yes We Camp team during a festive weekend.
Three days of workshops, activities and discussions with scientists to discover weather, climate and the ocean, as part of the Fête de la Science. Free and open to everyone.
Discover the secrets of an Oasis schoolyard — these planted schoolyards adapted to tomorrow's climate — in the company of the engineers and people who designed it. An event for families and the curious, ages 12 and up.
Discover the public services of the Town Hall of the 20th arrondissement: reception, identity documents, civil registry, Family Information relay, general affairs and elections.
A photography exhibition by Patricia Lecomte on the festive evenings of young adults with mental and cognitive disabilities, members of the HandinamiK association.
Push open the doors of the Maison des 1 000 premiers jours to discover this resource centre dedicated to families, parenting and early childhood, and talk with the professionals about their work and their activities.
Step through the doors of the Ateliers de Paris, a venue dedicated to the crafts, design and fashion: the director reveals what goes on behind the scenes, and designers in residence talk about their craft and their career path.
A fun, interactive experience that puts you in the shoes of a candidate in the City of Paris gardener competition, exploring the practical tests and the recruitment process.
Discover the tools and techniques of surveyors, who measure long distances and angles in the street to map public space and prepare urban development projects.
Discover how the teams that keep our streets clean are organised, the tools they use and what their daily work is like. An essential job for the city to function, explored through workshops, equipment and the tasks of the workers.
Symposium on arts therapies in hospital: practices, issues and prospects, organised as part of the 2026 Mental Health Information Weeks.
Discover the job of HR data analyst for the City of Paris: how data helps understand the working life of more than 50,000 employees. Talk with the teams during a registration slot.
A varied session offered by UP’Sport, combining walking and strength training to stay fit while having fun.
A weekly get-together to practise French as a foreign language. Come and chat about all sorts of topics or play games with other learners, in a friendly atmosphere.
Explore the archaeological storage facilities of the City of Paris and discover the work of an archaeologist, as part of the event "Métiers de Ville, métiers de vie" (City trades, life trades). Registration required.
Discover how a printing works operates and check the quality of the printed materials as they come off the machines: reprographics benches, offset press, guillotines, folding machine, saddle stitcher. A chance to discover the techniques and skills behind this specialised expertise.
For the Semaine Bleue, SOLIHA Grand Paris welcomes you at the Place des Fêtes market to talk about ageing well at home and adapting your housing. A free discussion open to everyone: seniors, family carers or anyone interested.
Meet an Information Systems project manager from the City of Paris and find out how a software application comes to life, from the initial need to its use by city staff or Parisians.
Visit the Fabrique de la Solidarité, a venue dedicated to civic engagement in Paris: meet the team, learn about its missions and discover the exhibition "Les séniors s'engagent" (Seniors Get Involved).
A participatory work session at the Ferme de Paris to learn about running and managing an orchard using agroecology: understanding the plant, pruning principles, safety and tools, then group pruning.
Eure sets up a 300 m² pop-up space at the Cour de Rome, somewhere between an offbeat supermarket and a foodie hangout: local products, tastings, a terrace and ideas for getaways an hour from Paris.
Guided by a sewer worker, discover the many facets of an essential and extraordinary profession, in the heart of the working galleries of the Paris Sewer Museum.
Push open the doors of the Paris Archives and discover the professions that preserve our heritage: archivist, storekeeper, restorer. A fascinating journey through the history of Paris.
One-to-one introductory sessions on using a computer or smartphone, by appointment.
Tennis Santé sessions for seniors, led by professionals, combining gentle movements, adapted rallies and motor skills exercises to stay active in a friendly setting.
Tennis sessions led by professionals, adapted to seniors' pace and abilities, to gently improve coordination, flexibility and muscle strength.
The IMMERSION/S fair showcases French artisanal trades: more than 28 craftspeople take over a 900 m² former printing works in the heart of the Marais to present their creations and skills.
Are you learning French and need to practise? The librarians offer conversation workshops to get started or to practise, in a pleasant atmosphere.
A lunchtime conference by the Observatoire social de la Ville de Paris, to understand how data and analyses inform Parisian social policies.
Screening of the documentary "Miroir, Miroir" (Mirror, Mirror), which explores our relationship to age and ageing through an intergenerational dance piece. The screening is followed by a discussion with the director and the artistic director.
A community village where you can meet the people working to fight discrimination in the 19th arrondissement: access to sport for LGBTQ people, racism, sexism, sexual health, trans identity, access to rights…
A big inter-club quiz designed by volunteers, community activity leaders and the Académie du Climat, inviting seniors to take on challenges about ecology and everyday actions, in a friendly atmosphere.
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.
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 leave with a health and environment kit.
A meeting to discover the work of social workers and how a Maison des solidarités in Paris operates, followed by a visit to the service's reception area.
As part of "Métiers de Ville, métiers de vie" (City Jobs, Life Jobs), a guided tour led by an architect to discover the James Baldwin multimedia library and the Maison des réfugiés (Refugee House), examples of frugal and resilient architecture.
Writing and expression workshop offered by UNADEV, combining a theatrical approach and improvisation to develop free and creative writing. Open to people with visual impairments or not.
A creative café organised by the OLD'UP association: after a presentation, participants split into small groups around 5 round tables on the rights and place of older people, with a view to a UN Convention on the Rights of Older Persons.
Masterclasses, workshops, talks and public showcase performances with guest artists in music, dance and theatre, at the Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Paris.
A forum for seniors with information stands and wellness activities.
On the occasion of the Seniors Forum of the 15th arrondissement, SOLIHA Grand Paris presents solutions for adapting your home: layout, safety, financial aid and procedures. For seniors and their caregivers.
The dance workshop at the day activity centre of Ladapt Paris, which supports adults with disabilities, presents its dance show.