WeekSpots
Piano students from the Parcours d'excellence en interprétation musicale play Chopin at the Musée de la Vie romantique.
First concert of the season by the Youth Orchestra, featuring a piano concerto by Mozart and Dvořák's "New World" Symphony.
As part of the Paris week against discrimination, the Mémorial de la Shoah offers a workshop on the issues of sport, from the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games to the present day, based on the journeys of athletes and on activities (study of documents, debates).
Screening of the documentary "De 7 à 97 ans" (From 7 to 97 Years Old) about aging and love, followed by a discussion with director Côme Webembe Tuitcheu, as part of the Semaine bleue.
A participatory workshop to understand today's antisemitism through its history and its transformations, from age 15 and for adults.
A friendly circle for anyone who wants to get back into reading regularly and/or share what they are reading, every other Tuesday, for one hour. No set book: discussions, reading aloud together and news.
To launch the Erik Satie conservatory's 2026-2027 cultural season, the teachers perform a selection of works by Francis Poulenc.
A lecture by Pascal Louvrier on André Malraux, accompanied by readings of excerpts from his essay and from texts by Malraux, performed by the actress Clémentine Marmey.
A series of six talks hosted by journalist Salomé Saqué to analyse the threats hanging over the rule of law and explore democratic responses, with intellectuals, researchers and civil society figures.
Talking circles to discuss current political events, drawing on Nonviolent Communication and Mindfulness, in a safe and confidential setting.
An exhibition of 14 panels telling a story of a France open to the world, through figures from the overseas territories or from immigrant backgrounds. Presented by SOS Racisme, it invites everyone to see themselves in this shared history.
An exhibition of abstract, organic paintings exploring the transformations of matter, landscape and time, between geological strata, erosion and memory.
Three pop-rock concerts on the same evening: D'Accord Simon, Gizmo and Eliah. An evening for fans of live music, free entry.
Weekly handball and basketball training sessions open to adults of all levels, in a friendly and inclusive atmosphere.
Two free evenings to discover international short films and young musical creation, with discussions and a public vote, in a friendly atmosphere.
First edition of the Culture in Motion festival: morning awareness sessions for professionals and afternoon workshops for adults on gender, the body and food in migration.
A "Mettons-nous à table" (Let's sit down at the table) speed dating event: 25 women and men farmers answer your questions about sustainable food, over a coffee. Organized by the association Voix Agricoles, for consumers who want to talk directly with producers.
A welcoming time in the toddlers' area to discover books and nursery rhymes, sing and read with them, and support their first steps at the library. For young parents, grandparents, childminders, nannies, as well as the neighbourhood's nurseries and drop-in daycare centres.
Outdoor zumba sessions offered every week by the association UP Sport ! Unis pour le Sport, open to all levels, to relax and let off steam in a friendly and inclusive atmosphere.
A varied weekly session offered by the Académie Football Paris 18, to gently maintain mobility and physical well-being.
A naturalist offers a quiz to separate fact from fiction on common misconceptions about trees. Ages 8 and up.
A gathering devoted to "directing actors", that relationship between a filmmaker and their performers around a film and the creation of a character, with guests who share their experiences on set.
A free workshop open to everyone, with games, activities and discussions to better understand discrimination and prejudice, and to learn together how to act for more equality.
A cartographic masterpiece of the 18th century, Cassini's map of France is the first map of France surveyed geometrically on the scale of an entire country. Made up of 181 sheets, it is also a monumental work of art eleven metres wide by twelve metres.
A forum to discover training courses and careers in health, paramedical work and personal care, with personalized advice from the CIDJ. Open to middle schoolers, high schoolers, students and people changing careers.
Every week, people chat, tell each other stories and meet up over a coffee… in French.
A gathering to introduce very young children to the pleasure of shared reading in all its forms: stories, songs, nursery rhymes and finger games.
Weekly badminton sessions led by professionals and adapted for seniors, to maintain coordination, flexibility and endurance in a friendly setting.
Weekly badminton sessions adapted for seniors, led by professionals, to maintain coordination, flexibility and endurance in a friendly setting.
Outdoor yoga sessions organized by the UP'Sport association, designed for seniors to stay fit and relax as a group.
Literary meet-up at the Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles to discover the latest books by Pascale de Trazegnies and Florence Verney, as part of the "Lisez-vous le Belge ?" (Are you reading Belgian?) series, followed by a book signing.
Weekly sessions run by the ProximSport association, combining gentle gymnastics, boccia, pickleball and archery, adapted for seniors to stay in shape and discover new sports.
One Wednesday a month, the town hall of the 10th arrondissement hosts a free lunchtime concert in the Salle des Mariages. Students from the Hector Berlioz municipal conservatory perform there, solo or in ensemble, throughout the school year.
GEM Le Cap de Bonne Espérance is opening its doors for a day of meeting and discovery centred on artistic expression, with immersive and friendly workshops. An invitation to share, express yourself and create in a caring atmosphere.
Accompanied by a pollen specialist, children discover pollen in the air under the microscope, learn to recognize allergenic plants and the right habits to reduce the impact of allergies.
An awareness workshop offered by C'JAAD to better handle certain complex situations and create your own toolkit, to use when things are not going well. Ages 15 and up.
Gentle gym sessions reserved for adult women, to work on breathing, mobility, balance and light strengthening in a soothing atmosphere. Open to all, no advance registration.
A friendly afternoon to discover and play a selection of video games on consoles or PC, alone or with others. Ages 7 and up.
Two intergenerational writing workshops on the theme "Love Letter", led by the Compagnie Tonnerre de Singe, with residents of an Ehpad and young people from an association. For all ages, registration required.
Fabulous stories to listen to at the pool, with a selection of books from the multimedia library. All ages, free access after paying the pool entrance fee.
Fun, drop-in workshops at the René Binet educational farm to learn about what farm animals eat. An outing to raise awareness of farming among young and old alike.
France's first permanent memorial site dedicated to Covid-19, with an inaugural exhibition on the transformations brought about by the crisis and on the transmission of this collective experience.
A participatory meeting to understand how artificial intelligence can reproduce discrimination, to know your rights and to learn how to take action. Open to residents, young people, families and professionals.
As part of Mental Health Information Weeks 2026, a workshop with personal accounts, theoretical input and discussion on the links between artistic creation and mental suffering, followed by a debate with the audience.
Come and discover the living spaces of this residence for elderly people and the wide range of activities and services offered to its residents.
Kamishibai, read-alouds, storytelling or musical naps: come and discover with the librarians different ways to enjoy stories over the course of an afternoon. For children aged 4 to 7.
A friendly knitting and crochet workshop over tea, open to beginners and experienced crafters alike. You can come with or without your children, as the team will take over looking after your baby if needed.
An art workshop for a parent and child to do together, to discover the dot painting tradition of Australia's Indigenous peoples and share a peaceful moment.
A talk led by a psychologist from the Association Empreintes, which specialises in supporting bereaved people, followed by a discussion with the participants. It is aimed at people aged 60 and over.
A free workshop for children in the garden of Îlot Riquet, with games and creative activities to discuss and learn more about stereotypes and discrimination.
A free multi-sports session at TEP Les Amandiers, for Parisian families with children aged 3 to 7, with no advance booking.
The LADAPT Paris Hors-murs ESAT invites you to the opening of a collective work created during a workshop led by artist and instructor François Bonnery. The creators will present their work.
Picture-book readings, tales, songs and poems presented by librarians, for children aged 4 and up.
Librarians tell stories to children ages 4 and up. By reservation, one week before each session.
A workshop to learn how to identify birds with Birdie Memory, then draw your own bird and visit the exhibition "Drôles insectes" (Funny Insects). For children aged 7 to 13.
For the 2026 Manga Fanatics event, come challenge your friends and family, controller in hand, with a selection of games that are 100% manga!
Once a month, the media library offers a selection of video games to explore with friends or family, open to all curious minds aged 8 and up.
Screening of the short film Tendre Mémoire by Yoni Nahum, followed by a discussion led by a carer who volunteers and a psychologist from Delta 7, a respite platform for carers. A time dedicated to carers by carers.
As part of Paris Week against Discrimination, young people aged 11 to 13 are invited to play the Monopoly of Inequalities created by the Observatory of Inequalities, followed by a discussion.
Come on your own or with others and have a fun time with one of our video games. Ages 7 and up, no registration required.