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Motor skills activities for children and strength training for adults, offered free of charge by the City of Paris at the Suchet sports centre. For Parisian families only.
The City of Paris offers a session of motor skills activities and badminton for Parisian families, for parents and their children aged 3 to 7.
Free screenings organized all year round by the library, for children or adults, or even both. Registration is recommended to guarantee a seat.
A new season for Bercy Encore! An evolving, participatory programme: concerts, a public dance, urban gardening, composting, a fablab, job placement, a shared orchard, recycling, citizens' workshops…
Exhibition "Iranica" by Vanecha Roudbaraki: a large acrylic canvas evoking the Sun and Lion movement and the heroes of Iranian movements, including "Woman, Life, Freedom".
IdoCar presents an exclusive collaboration with painter Vanecha Roudbaraki: the smart Fortwo becomes a work in motion, blending contemporary mobility, material and emotion.
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.
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 Marilou restaurant hosts a funk and neo-soul jam session every Thursday. Young artists come to have fun playing covers or improvising, in a spirit of sharing and discovery.
Participants in the painting workshop at the Grange aux Belles club present their works in a group exhibition at the town hall of the 10th arrondissement.
The 28th edition of the Paris Festival of Different and Experimental Cinemas features an international competition of 45 films from 28 countries, a focus programme "Un.e ET Un.es…" and three screenings for young audiences.
An exhibition that rediscovers the poet Théophile de Viau, a tragic figure of the Grand Siècle, on the occasion of the fourth centenary of his death. It is aimed at an audience curious about literary history.
The Jardin des Serres d'Auteuil, in Paris, is an ideal place in autumn to admire late blooms, observe the peat bog and discover its historic and tropical greenhouses, in a calm atmosphere.
The Amiraux swimming pool (18th arrondissement) is offering activities as part of Pink October.
Photography exhibition by Simon Edelstein devoted to old cinemas, between beauty and disappearance, with a set of images taken in India from 2006 to 2025.
The conservatory's class auditions bring together the students of a single class to present in public the work they have done with their teacher throughout the year. The first audition of the season showcases Gwenaëlle Cochevelou's piano class.
Librarians share their favourites and tell stories to children aged 3 and up, accompanied by an adult.
A permanent photo exhibition on the outdoor railings of the Village Notre-Dame de Bon Secours, highlighting the community formed by its residents, carers, professionals and volunteers.
Inclusive art and digital workshops (art therapy, plant dyeing, generative AI, string art) for young people aged 18 to 35, connected to inclusive fashion and disability.
The René-Binet urban educational farm raises awareness among young and old about urban farming and animal welfare, with animals and a vegetable garden to discover as a family.
The media library is hosting tabletop role-playing game evenings, a cooperative game that calls on your imagination. Beginners, players or game masters, come and share a fun and friendly evening.
Blue Week honours the district's senior citizens: exhibitions, a forum, workshops and a dance, to share and strengthen ties between generations.
As part of World Breastfeeding Week, the City of Paris is offering workshops, meet-ups and information stands to support families and give them a chance to talk with professionals.
An exhibition of 14 panels that highlights figures from the overseas territories and from immigrant backgrounds, and their role in the history and values of France. Presented by SOS Racisme, designed by the Muséum national d'histoire naturelle and the ACHAC research group.
An exhibition of illustrations by Magali Bonniol from the six Cornebidouille albums, with audio excerpts read by the author Pierre Bertrand. For children who love little ones' favourite witch.
An exhibition of photographs from the archive collection of Jean-Gérard Bosio, presenting Léopold Sédar Senghor as a public figure, alongside political and artistic figures.
An exhibition on the transmission of medical knowledge from Antiquity to Modern Times, through illuminated manuscripts, incunabula and objects of pharmacopoeia and surgery, with digital animations.
A selection of video games, regularly renewed, to discover on site. Each person gets a one-hour slot to play.
A solo exhibition by Sara Keneshlou, an Iranian artist, featuring her inks and paintings. An opening reception is planned to meet the artist and talk with her.
Anniversary exhibition for the five years of the Prix ellipse, bringing together 23 artists from the contemporary scenes of Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, Togo, Benin and Ghana.
Open-air photo exhibition presenting portraits and testimonies of young women affected by breast cancer, as part of Octobre Rose.
Students from the conservatory perform in public during a friendly musical gathering, open to all, with a varied programme.
An exhibition by Colombian artist Fernando Garcia Quintero, inviting reflection on migration, memory and displacement through scenes of everyday life in Paris.
For the 20th anniversary of the Dreamland series, a temporary pop-up store in Paris with author signings, an exhibition of original artwork and exclusive goodies.
Giant games, free and open to all, offered by the association 123 … Soleil ! during the school holidays, indoors or outdoors depending on the weather.
A group exhibition bringing together fifteen artists around acts of resistance, attention to living things, and the invention of new ways of life. An invitation to come together to imagine a fairer and more sustainable world.
Children's film festival at the musée du quai Branly: a selection of films from every continent to discover the most surprising metamorphoses, with 17 screenings for all ages.
An immersive augmented reality game in which, in teams of two, you explore a library to solve the mystery of the Vonleaken manor and uncover Amélia's secret. Ages 12 and up.
The Petit Palais invites Prune Nourry to take over the entire museum to spotlight eighteen little-known or forgotten women sculptors, through their portraits and a dialogue with the collections.
The Swedish Institute devotes its autumn exhibition to Andreas Eriksson, a major figure on the contemporary art scene. His meditative work, in earthy and plant tones, is placed alongside that of Ivan Aguéli, an artist, thinker and great traveller who died at the beginning of the last century.
Fifteen women artists explore the body through painting, drawing, photography, video and installation, rejecting ideals of perfection. An exhibition for an adult audience interested in contemporary art.
A series of four workshops where children build their own percussion instruments from simple and recycled materials, then explore rhythm through play, listening and group practice.
Lafayette Anticipations presents Monument, a solo exhibition by Mungo Thomson: two works, a sculpture and a video, that turn everyday objects and images into monuments of the ordinary.
First institutional solo exhibition in France of the Japanese painter Yu Nishimura: around fifty works, drawings and large paintings made over the past ten years, some of them created for the occasion.
On the top floor of Lafayette Anticipations, in Paris, the first institutional exhibition in France devoted to the artist Hélène Fauquet: sculptures around seashells, between ornament and surrealism.
An exhibition bringing together around ten artists from the LGBTQIA+ community around transmission and memory, whether intimate or collective.
The International Science Film Festival returns for a 22nd edition, entirely free and open to everyone, with screenings of science films followed by discussions between scientists and the film teams.
First exhibition in Paris by Nathanaël Philbert, a painter from Guadeloupe, whose large canvases are born of a fresh start after a fire.
Contemporary art exhibition bringing together five artists from the gallery around the theme of escapism, as part of Paris Gallery Week.
The LinguiST'ART association invites children to discover Sun Wukong, the Monkey King, an iconic figure of Chinese culture, and his adventures to the west, then to create a puppet of the famous Monkey King.
A series of lectures on the theme of detention, presented by the Comité d'Histoire de la Ville de Paris, the association Histoire et vies du 10e and the médiathèque Françoise Sagan, as a complement to the exhibition Prisonnières.
An exhibition on Gustave Charpentier, the French composer known for his opera Louise, on the 70th anniversary of his death, drawn from the collections of the Historical Library of the City of Paris.
An open-air photography exhibition on the Pont Saint-Ange, free and accessible to everyone, which turns this thoroughfare into an open-air gallery.
Claude CHOSE presents his photographic work at the ARZAZOU gallery. A photo exhibition open to everyone, from age 1.
Eight artists who completed residencies in France in 2026 present at the Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles projects sketched or produced during these residencies, between finished works and research work.
A culinary mural by Agathe Chamignon, an illustrator trained at the Arts Déco and Duperré, to be discovered on the windows of the Assia Djebar library from November.
An exhibition of original watercolours by Capucine Mazille, illustrating the non-fiction picture book "Bon appétit les animaux!" (Enjoy your meal, animals!) written by Françoise Laurent, as part of the "Manger, être mangé" (Eating, being eaten) focus.
A series of three evening events with talks, a reading and a round table on the figure of the woman worker from the 19th century to the present day, in connection with the Gustave Charpentier exhibition.
Photographic exhibition by Françoise Evenou, born of her encounter with Estrella, Jessica, Melissa and other transgender migrant women from Latin America, prostitutes in the Bois de Boulogne. An 18-month project combining images, interviews and sound recordings.
A collective photo exhibition by the In Progress association: photographic series, an assemblage of images and a participatory installation explore the different ways of being sheltered or of providing shelter.