WeekSpots
Exhibition of photographs by Joss Dray at the IMA library, a record of everyday Palestinian life taken twenty-five years ago and never shown to the public.
The artist Monika Emmanuelle Kazi transforms the Centre culturel suisse with an installation of movable picture rails that blends family memories, colonial legacies and the movement of materials between Congo and Europe.
A photographic report by Joss Dray made in 2001 in Palestine, showing daily life, faces, places and Palestinian memory, exhibited for the first time to the public.
An immersive digital art installation that blends medical imaging related to breast cancer, graphic research and accounts from affected women, their loved ones and caregivers, to encourage screening.
"Fénéstrou": a photography exhibition in which each image becomes a window open onto others and onto the world.
An exhibition of paintings by Pascal Pichon, in which his small-format works become showcases of a poetry of the gaze. A must for anyone who loves painting and poetry.
Exhibition devoted to the Indian painter Narayanan Akkitham, who has lived in Paris since 1967: around thirty oil paintings on canvas, somewhere between geometric abstraction and the symbolic traditions of India.
Exhibition of abstract, colourful paintings by German artist Annette Weber, to discover in Paris. An invitation to personal interpretation, open to all.
An exhibition at the Orangerie du parc de Bagatelle to discover the apple in all its forms: botanical history, horticultural diversity, works of art and educational panels. A treat for the eyes and the mind.
The Federal Office of Culture is exhibiting at the bookshop of the Swiss Cultural Centre the 17 awards of the Most Beautiful Swiss Books 2025, as well as the Jan Tschichold Prize.
Organised by the Chinese Cultural Centre in Paris and the National Museum of China, this exhibition takes you through 10,000 years of Chinese gastronomy, with more than 30 cooking utensils and immersive digital displays.
Canadian photographer Robert Burley devotes a new body of work to the Great Lakes basin, between grandiose beauty and a reflection on the power of the contemporary image.
The Maison de la culture du Japon à Paris is hosting "Five Views", an exhibition bringing together five rising figures in contemporary Japanese photography.
Installations, photographs and videos by Irene Abello, who gives shape to the metamorphoses of water, air, light or fire, those almost imperceptible transformations of reality.
The Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris presents its current programme: a photo exhibition by Robert Burley on the Great Lakes, a meeting with the writer Martine Delvaux, a Nordic concert and a documentary screening.
Exhibition of composite sculptures by Gloria Friedmann, exploring the human figure and our place in a threatened environment. Presented by volunteers and people supported by Emmaüs Solidarité.
For the 1st anniversary of its Left Bank space, SLOW Galerie presents “Un petit coin de paradis” (A little corner of paradise): 23 illustrated artists brought together around everyday imaginaries, between comforting landscapes and dreamed-up architecture.
Le Forum des images launches its podcast "Le Bureau des artistes" (The Artists' Office), hosted by Claude Farge, its Director General. A new episode every two weeks, available to listen to now.
An exhibition by illustrator Chloé du Colombier: her images of forests, meadows and gardens, somewhere between documentary and imagination, with original gouache paintings and a behind-the-scenes look at how they were created.
The exhibition "Envisage…" by Kati Béal presents portraits made on cardboard and recycled paper, between strength and gentleness, with a message of resistance, solidarity and hope.
The Autumn Festival of the 10th: a new free cultural event at the Conservatoire Hector Berlioz, with concerts, shows, theatre and talks, open to everyone.
An open-air retrospective of Nicole LALA's black-and-white photographs, taken in Paris between the late 1950s and the early 1980s, on view freely on the garden railings.
A photo exhibition showing the shots of the 10 winners of an Instagram competition on Parisian biodiversity, to be discovered at Square du Clos Feuquières.
As part of the bicentennial of photography, the Forney library is exhibiting outdoors around twenty enlarged photographs by François Kollar on crafts, from drawing to finished work.
For the fiftieth anniversary of Agatha Christie's death, the libraries of southwestern Paris offer a shared cultural programme to discover or rediscover the life and work of the queen of crime, with varied activities for young and old.
Librarians tell stories, nursery rhymes and finger games for the very young, and tales for older children.
An exhibition on the last years of the Saint-Lazare women's prison, to see at two sites: the square Alban Satragne and the Françoise Sagan multimedia library.
Galerie du 19M pays tribute to Maison Michel, a Parisian hat-making workshop, through a poetic journey through the shapes, materials and craftsmanship of hats.
An exhibition that reveals, through around a hundred books, objects and archival items, the history of donations and the enrichment of the encyclopedic collections of the Sainte-Geneviève Library.
Read-aloud sessions of picture books, tales and kamishibai, interspersed with nursery rhymes and finger plays, for children from age 3 and for toddlers from 0 to 3.
A photographic exhibition that shows the vitality of cabaret, its transmission and its reinvention through the ages, to be discovered on the railings of the Square du Temple Elie-Wiesel.
A photography exhibition tracing U2's Dublin roots and the band's impact on Irish music and culture, on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
A monthly literary and cultural café where everyone shares their favourites: novels, theatre, cinema, exhibitions. A friendly gathering led by a librarian, open to all cultures.
The BiLiPo is displaying part of its collections devoted to cinema print: posters, film novels, pamphlets…
Conversation workshop and reading club in English, open to all levels, from beginner to advanced, to chat and share your cultural favourites.
The Manga Fanatics Prize is for enthusiasts and beginners alike, with three selections of recent releases for ages 7-11, 12-15 and 16 and over. Librarians from the City of Paris unveil the new selections.
An immersive exhibition that introduces lowbrow and pop surrealism, somewhere between a cabinet of curiosities and an initiatory journey, where reality tips over into fiction and childhood meets the strange.
An anniversary exhibition tracing 150 years of the history of the Maison Lancel through its emblematic objects, like a journey through time. Open to all.
As part of the Accessibility and Inclusion Fortnight, the Paris Centre town hall presents "Ce corps qui échappe", a photographic series by Hélène Mastrandréas showing invisible disability.
Weekly sports sessions for women and girls, to discover several disciplines in a friendly atmosphere. Free and no registration required.
An exhibition at the Mémorial de la Shoah on the first genocide of the 20th century: the extermination of the Herero and Nama in German South West Africa, between 1904 and 1908.
An exhibition based on the eponymous book by Céline Malraux, enriched with period documents, devoted to Madeleine Malraux, pianist.
Meet-ups, workshops and events: discover all the gatherings on offer at the Fabrique de la Solidarité.
The Historical Library of the City of Paris offers a rich cultural season linked to its collections: exhibitions, concerts, lectures and presentations of documents on the history of Paris and Parisian cultural life.
The senior clubs of the 5th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over free of charge — retired, early-retired or working adults — for a wide variety of activities.
The senior clubs of the 20th arrondissement welcome free of charge Parisians aged 55 and over, retired, early-retired or adults in that situation, for a wide variety of activities suited to their wishes and needs.
The senior clubs of the 17th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, retired or not, free of charge, to take part in a wide variety of activities suited to their wishes and needs.
The senior clubs of the 8th arrondissement welcome free of charge Parisians aged 55 and over, retirees, early retirees or adults with disabilities, for a wide variety of activities.
The senior clubs of the 15th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, retired or not, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities.
The senior clubs of the 11th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, whether retired, early-retired or adults in that situation, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities suited to their wishes and needs.
The senior clubs of the 6th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, whether retired, early-retired or adults with a disability, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities.
The senior clubs of the 14th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, retired or not, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities.
The senior clubs of the 7th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, retired or not, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities.
The senior clubs of the 16th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, retired or not, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities suited to their interests.
The senior clubs of the 13th arrondissement welcome free of charge Parisians aged 55 and over, retired, early-retired or adults in a situation, for a wide variety of activities suited to their desires and needs.
The senior clubs of the 18th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, whether retired, early-retired or adults in that situation, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities suited to their wishes and needs.
The senior clubs of the Centre arrondissement of Paris welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, retired or not, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities.
The senior clubs of the 9th arrondissement welcome free of charge Parisians aged 55 and over, retired, early-retired or working adults, for a wide variety of activities suited to their wishes and needs.
The senior clubs of the 19th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, retired or not, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities.
The senior clubs of the 10th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, retirees, early retirees or adults with disabilities, free of charge, for a variety of adapted activities.