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An animated journey through 8 short films of all kinds, from the Miyu Distribution catalogue (with the kind permission of Luce Grosjean).
Screening of Martin Scorsese's "Taxi Driver", introduced and put into context by Patrice Bougon, a film lecturer at the Université Sorbonne Nouvelle. The film is not suitable for children under 12.
Come and discover the result of the meeting between local associations, people in emergency accommodation and the Robert Sabatier library. Because every dish tells a story — that of our hands, our memories, our languages, our roots.
An actor reads the picture book "Mille secrets de poussins" (A Thousand Secrets of Chicks) by Claude Ponti, but the chicks hidden in the library burst out of the books to play tricks on him. A show blending animated videos and multimedia effects, for children aged 3 to 7.
A philosophy lecture on forgiveness, for ages 16 and up, examining crimes that cannot be time-barred and the thought of Jankélévitch. Free admission.
Talk by Françoise Croset, historian, on Bécaye Diaïté, a Senegalese rifleman of the Second World War rescued from oblivion. Organised by SOS-Casamance and AHTIS.
Two booksellers, one in Toulouse and one in Paris, talk about their profession: how one chooses it, its joys and its difficulties. An open discussion with questions, with French Sign Language/French interpreters.
A musical tale inspired by a story from Zanzibar: the sultan, driven to despair by a bird that devours his dates, loses his mind, and his seven sons must restore peace. Ages 7 and up.
A storytelling and song show on the theme of Christmas and winter, where the stories are illustrated with music. For all audiences ages 5 and up.
A friendly musical listening session over coffee, devoted to women in rap, from the New York pioneers of the 1990s to today's artists, not forgetting the French scene.
Do you like board games and want to discover the media library's collection? Come along for bilingual French Sign Language/French board game evenings!
As part of the Music and Exile series, a round table where exiled musicians talk about their journeys, hosted by David Christoffel. For an adult audience interested in music and life stories.
Screening of Martine Bouquin's documentary about Pierre and Clotilde, fruit and vegetable producers at the Marché des Enfants Rouges for more than 30 years, followed by a friendly discussion with the protagonists.
Freely adapted from "Loulou" by Grégoire Solotareff, "Une amitié" (A Friendship) tells of a friendship as unlikely as it is precious. A show of storytelling, object theatre, puppetry and music that addresses difference and prejudice, for ages 3-8.
Concert by Gisèle Pape, an experimental pop and electro artist, as part of the Monte le son Ô féminins festival. Sunny, committed music to dance to, about possible new futures.
Commemoration organized with the Society for the History of the Jews of Tunisia (SHJT), in memory of the Tunis roundup of 9 December 1942.
A literary journey at the Shoah Memorial to discover, through texts and testimonies, how authors wrote the unspeakable. For visitors curious about history and literature.
Every Sunday since 2016, Supersonic has paid tribute to the big names of rock and pop. Tonight, local bands play System of a Down's biggest hits live.
A series of eight photographs by Erwan Floc'h of the shared gardens of the Goutte d'Or, exhibited in large format on the windows of the neighbourhood library, as part of an event combining talks, workshops and walks.
Formula Bula, a comic book festival in Paris: exhibitions, meet-ups and a programme for young audiences about heritage, contemporary international creation and emerging forms.
LooLooLook Gallery presents Biru ZHAO's solo exhibition, "Turning Stone into Gold", where ink, recycled paper and stone converse between fragility and light.
A group exhibition bringing together nine artists living in La Roche, who explore figures and forms of "impermanence" through photography, ceramics, wood, paper and painting.
For its 2nd edition, the International Glass Fair Paris14 is the only Paris event entirely devoted to glass as an artistic medium, with 30 international artists and a rich and varied programme.
The Fête de la Science at Sorbonne Université celebrates taste and flavours: workshops, laboratory tours, stands, games and exhibitions, open to everyone at the weekend.
Two former biology researchers turned art artisans exhibit concrete jewellery and high-end leather goods, inspired by the aesthetics of the Bauhaus.
Dandy Diwangkara and six other Indonesian artists are taking part in the Salon du déstructuralisme figuratif, with a series of paper works that questions the bureaucratic reality of identity.
Site-specific installation by Luke James: twelve figures with "Janus" faces arranged in a circle in the round greenhouse of the K.A.B, between geometry, ritual and the staging of power.
A photography exhibition devoted to the "Woman, Life, Freedom" movement in Iran, on the occasion of its fourth anniversary, in tribute to Mahsa-Jina Amini and all the victims.
A traditional funfair on a human scale, with more than sixty rides, games, treats and free parades on weekends, in the leafy setting of the Bois de Boulogne.
Father and son, the photographers Marin and Norbert Gilbert plunge us into the world of Texas cowboys, between rodeos, portraits and scenes of everyday life.
An exhibition of amateur photographs taken in Paris in 1970, from a large competition launched by the City of Paris and Fnac, on view at the Bibliothèque historique.
An exhibition that tells the intimate story of the Jacob family through documents and images, and sheds light on the relationship between Simone Veil and her sisters before, during and after the war.
A painting exhibition by Angela Bonavita exploring human relationships, between abstraction and figuration, through bodies in motion and deep emotions.
Traditional martial arts classes for adults and young people aged 16 to 55: Wing-Tsun (kung fu), Kali Eskrima (armed self-defence) and Panatukan (unarmed self-defence), as part of the open week of the Union Française du PWTS.
As part of the Jardin des langues festival, in partnership with FICEP, the Buffon library is hosting workshops introducing languages and cultures, including a Japanese workshop open to children aged 8 and up.
Open house week at the Wing-tsun Elements school: traditional wing-tsun classes and self-defense, competitive fighting, Chi-Sao and Kali Eskrima, open to adults of all levels.
Exhibition of contemporary figurative painting by Gabriel Morantin-Painting, devoted to portraiture and to a dialogue with the tradition of the great masters. For art and painting enthusiasts.
On the occasion of Paris Fashion Week, Serbia Fashion Week presents FUTURE FORMS, an exhibition devoted to new expressions in contemporary fashion, art and design.
Discover the poetic and luminous works of Soraya, aka sow.cyan, who uses cyanotype to evoke the fragility of nature and question our relationship with the living world.
An exhibition by the CNRS to discover how researchers draw inspiration from nature to innovate, in the fields of health, robotics, ecology and chemistry.
Third exhibition at the Violette Leduc multimedia library as part of the Formula Bula festival, devoted to the career of Emmanuel Lantam, animator, illustrator and comic book author, and to his first children's graphic novel Marly ou la neige en été (Marly or Snow in Summer).
The "Paris Sportives" programme lets women and teenage girls take part in regular physical activity on sports grounds and in public squares. And it's free!
A travelling exhibition of miniature works created by 40 international artists, imagined by Canadian artist Allison Beda. A playful nod to Marcel Duchamp, to see as a family.
An exhibition on the alternative and underground press of the 1970s in France, born after May 68: activist newspapers, fanzines, collages and graphic experiments, on view at the BnF.
Exhibition of the original drawings from the animated film The Corset (Le Corset) by Louis Clichy, an intimate story in ink and watercolour about a young boy from Beauce.
Antiques Fair in Paris, open every day with a late-night opening on Saturday. A must for antiques and collectors.
An exhibition presented at the Robert Sabatier library, in partnership with La Maison Perchée and its gallery of singular art, “Les Piailleries”. The creators of the works open a window onto their inner worlds and those of mental health.
For its 6th edition, UAMEP brings together in Paris those who create, repair, pass on and invent other ways of doing fashion, with highlights open to the public.
Individual sessions of support through expressive arts, for children, teenagers and adults, by appointment, in a confidential setting tailored to each person.
An exhibition of six photographic stories about those who cross through exile, inequality or climate upheaval, and turn these trials into a future.
Exhibition of paintings by Patricia Erbelding, in which the forms evoke plant growth and mineral strata. A contemplative hanging, intended more for an adult audience.
An exhibition bringing together modern and contemporary artists around the traces left by living things, between presence, absence and memory.
Three artists meet at the Taylor Foundation: the linocuts of Olesya Dzhurayeva, the paintings of Jack Dufour and the sculptures of Emmanuel Alloy, between the fragility of living things and the poetry of the real.
A cabin to assemble that reveals a multitude of games, including wooden ones, for little ones to discover, explore, play and be amazed.
Rankin, a British photographer, exhibits LA F.AI.M: a vast body of generative images that questions the desire to create in the age of artificial intelligence.
Take part in a writing workshop over three sessions to compose a collective story from micro-stories, whose fragments will then be presented to the public. Ages 12 and up.
Concerts, dance and theatre programmed at Nelson Mandela Garden as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season.
Concerts, dance and theatre are scheduled at the bandstand in the Square du Temple as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season. A programme open to everyone, to be enjoyed outdoors.
Concerts, dances, musical readings and shows follow one another at the bandstand in the Champs-Élysées gardens as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season. A varied programme, open to all.
Concerts, dance and theatre programmed at the square's bandstand, as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season. A varied programme, open to all, to listen to or dance to.