WeekSpots
As part of the 2026 Mediterranean Season, a double evening to discover two Lebanese choreographers, Nivine Kallas and Khouloud Yassine. In it, Nivine Kallas explores the connections between gesture and speech, in dialogue with the Arabic language.
Special screening of the musical film Déjeuner(s) du matin (Morning Breakfast(s)), with the film crew in attendance. An original work at the crossroads of music and cinema.
An improvised one-person show that explores our intimate and ambivalent relationships with the body, based on anonymous testimonies from the audience. Ages 14 and up.
A text by Géraldine Martineau, directed by Justine Heynemann, that follows the first five years of a mother-child bond, through fear, guilt and indestructible love.
Sofia Belabbes, a comedian discovered on social media, presents "Ketchup Mayo", a show inspired by her weekends in Perpignan and her arrival in Paris.
With his 10th album, Eric Séva pays tribute to his musical roots, blending jazz, blues and French popular songs in captivating improvisation.
Meet Anne-Marie Dubois, psychiatrist and child psychiatrist, scientific director of the Museum of Art and History of Sainte-Anne Hospital and of the Center for the Study of Expression, on the subject of art therapy.
A lecture on "Las Meninas" by Velázquez, given by Antoine Bonnet, as part of a series on the history of modern and contemporary art.
An evening to discover portraits of seniors involved in volunteering and to discuss engagement after retirement, with a choir, an exhibition and a round table.
Laurence Devillairs, an agrégée and doctor of philosophy, offers a monthly impro-philo gathering on Tuesdays, with a theme announced in advance and then a programme decided together with the audience.
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.
As part of the Autumn of Science, Juliette Galin, architect and engineer, presents a final-year project on the Sentier neighbourhood: reactivating its passageways and courtyards to create a network of coolness in the face of global warming.
Three roommates discover a corpse in their bathtub with no memory of what happened. A wild comedy blending thriller and humour, for ages 14 and up.
Preview screening of the documentary Filmer après Assad, followed by discussions with researchers and the director about life after conflict, in Syria and in Mostar.
Talk and conference with Léa Mosconi, architect and author, and students of ENSA Belleville on the place of animals in the city, with a presentation of models.
Screening of the documentary "Les gens d'ici" (The People Around Here), about small shops and neighbourhood life in Paris, followed by a discussion with co-director Sébastien Rastoix. Subtitled screening, with French Sign Language/French interpreters.
Weekly handball and basketball training sessions open to adults of all levels, in a friendly and inclusive atmosphere.
A weekly gathering in Paris 17th arrondissement to understand, try out or take action at your own level through workshops on ecology, in a friendly atmosphere, without guilt-tripping and open to everyone.
A contemporary dance quartet by Dutch choreographer Arno Schuitemaker, in which the performers execute their movements backwards, between extreme physicality and choreographic precision.
Presentation of the previously unpublished letter by a French Sonderkommando member found at Auschwitz-Birkenau, with the book's editors and historian Tal Bruttmann. Ages 16 and up.
A comedy about the place of men in a couple and the behind-the-scenes of politics: a philosophy professor sees his life turned upside down when his wife is appointed minister.
Preview of the film Volcanoes, in the presence of volcanologist Jacques-Marie Bardintzeff, on the 180° giant screen at La Géode.
A meeting with Lisa Mandel and Lucie Morel, comics authors on mental health, moderated by Eva Mazur, followed by the opening of an exhibition. Ages 16 and up.
An illustrated lecture on the history of food photography, from drawings to color printing, by Anne-Claire Si Fodil, a specialist on the subject.
A series of creative writing workshops exploring stories born on social networks: creepypasta, Instagram photo novels, the SCP Foundation and chatfics. Led by Théo Barreau and Caroline Metz of the Maelstrom collective.
The exhibition "Ashkhar" by Sonya Orfalian, a visual artist of Armenian origin, explores the themes of exile, migration and belonging through ten paintings. Organised by the cultural association Les Inimaginaires.
Opening of Elisabeth Ledoux's exhibition: travel journals, watercolors and sketches transposed onto silk, ceramic, fabric and mosaics. A chance to talk with the artist.
An introductory workshop to the art of cabaret with Bili Bellegarde, from the cabaret La Bouche, to discover this practice and explore the energy and creativity it inspires.
Molière's The School for Wives, directed by Frédérique Laurini: Arnolphe isolates his ward to marry her, but the play explores the complexity of romantic bonds and the liberating power of love.
Between post-punk tension and indie melodies, the Lyon trio Second Major performs live, in the wake of Pixies, Archive and Fontaines D.C. A concert for an adult rock-loving audience.
Opening night of the 14th edition of the Viva México festival: ceremony, screenings of an award-winning short film and of the latest film by Bruno Santamaría Razo, in his presence, followed by discussions and Mexican tastings.
Daguerre performs live Corps Voyou, his tenth album blending chanson, poetry and rock energy, in a concert in Paris.
Jamaican pianist Monty Alexander, a leading figure in jazz and reggae, presents his new album "A Jamarican in Paris" in a trio, blending blues, gospel, bebop, calypso and reggae.
Man of Moon, a Scottish psychedelic rock and krautrock duo, in concert at Supersonic. An evening for fans of Mogwai, Radiohead or Nine Inch Nails.
Come and discover konpa, a tropical couple's dance from Haiti, in the heart of Paris: on the programme, a Haitian meal, a beginner's konpa class and a dance evening. Open to everyone, on your own, as a couple or with friends.
As part of the Accessibility and Inclusion Fortnight, the town hall of Paris Centre presents the photography exhibition "Ce corps qui échappe" (This Body That Escapes) by Hélène Mastrandréas, a series that shows invisible disability.
An exhibition of amateur photographs taken in Paris in 1970, from a large competition launched by the City of Paris and Fnac, to be discovered in the collections of the Bibliothèque historique.
Contemporary art exhibition by Poumi Lescaut at the Town Hall of the 6th arrondissement, open to everyone aged 3 and up.
The GOSPEL DREAM choir, active since 1989, performs authentic songs of the African-American Church, bringing together about a dozen voices and one or two musicians. A moment of joy and brotherhood open to all.
Hermance and Louise Mugler, 25, share the stage at Solo Théâtre for an evening. Moving between pop and French variety, they tell acoustic stories of love, small joys and doubts.
A musical adapted from Broadway, based on Ron Horniman's novel: in London in 1906, a young heir with no fortune methodically eliminates his eight rivals. A funny and macabre show.
As part of the 2026 Mediterranean Season, a double evening to discover two Lebanese choreographers, Khouloud Yassine and Nivine Kallas. Khouloud Yassine's piece explores hypermasculinity and its codes of power.
A musical comedy by Fred Radix: on the night of 19 December 1978, an unexpected incident disrupts a film club screening, and the usherettes have to improvise to keep the audience waiting.
A jazz concert aboard a legendary junk moored in the heart of Paris: Emma Giulia presents her first album and unreleased tracks, preceded by the David Atger Quartet.
Eliz Corbett, an American singer based in Paris, blends jazz standards, improvisation, blues and bossa, accompanied by Olivier Hutman on piano, Solène Cairoli on double bass and Antoine Delprat on violin.
Pascal Amoyel pays tribute to Beethoven on the 200th anniversary of his death, conducting an investigation into his 32 Sonatas, a true diary of a life.
More than a concert, the story of an encounter between pianist Erik Berchot and his three loves: Chopin, Michel Legrand and Charles Aznavour. A true, intimate story, staged by François Rollin.
A musical theatre show that brings Françoise Sagan's work and life back to life through readings, dialogue and songs, to make literature vivid and accessible to everyone.
An immersive experience in the world of street art: a journey into the universe of the artist's works, between urban atmospheres and mural works without borders. For graffiti artists, stencil lovers, urban art enthusiasts and the curious.
Larrat, a former L'Oréal executive turned singer-songwriter and music producer, presents a musical narrative through his songs. He questions the weight of destiny and the freedom to be oneself.
Three sessions to understand economic growth, green growth and degrowth, with specialist speakers. A series of lectures for adults curious about economics and ecology.
A first set to set the mood, then the stage opens up: musicians from all backgrounds, both seasoned and emerging, come together for a free and vibrant jam. Upright piano, keyboard, double bass and drums available.
Weekly power walking sessions for adults, through the streets of the Goutte d'Or and the slopes of Montmartre, combining physical activity, well-being and good company.
A photography exhibition by Patricia Lecomte on the festive evenings of young adults with mental and cognitive disabilities, members of the HandinamiK association.
The Cité des bébés welcomes little ones and their caregivers in a warm, colorful space designed without plastic or screens. Babies explore freely a playful, ever-changing world at their own pace.
A singing, clowning and puppet show in which Strawberry and Sheep fly off to the Moon to escape a Shepherd determined to stop them. A poetic, colourful world, for ages 3 and up.
The Guimet Museum presents its permanent collections of Asian art and its temporary exhibitions, including "Le savoir en trompe-l'œil. Corée, 18e-20e siècle" (Knowledge in Trompe-l'œil: Korea, 18th-20th Century). A journey through Asian cultures, for all audiences.
One-on-one reading time for very young children, with a librarian and a selection of books suitable from birth. Open to parents, childminders and nurseries.
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.