Things to do in Poissy this weekend

What's on in Poissy this weekend (Saturday 17 October and Sunday 18 October): 5 shows, family activities, workshops and exhibitions on WeekSpots.

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Screening of "Trente fois rien" by Éditions A Bis Projection de "Trente fois rien" par les Éditions A Bis

Sat 17 Oct → Sun 18 Oct

Villa Savoye, 82 rue de Villiers, 78300 Poissy, France

Screening of the architectural documentary "Trente fois rien" ("Thirty Times Nothing") by Éditions A Bis, born from workshops held at the Villa Savoye with young people aged 10 to 12.

Decoding the Villa Savoye « Décrypter la villa Savoye »

Sat 17 Oct → Sun 18 Oct

Villa Savoye, 82 rue de Villiers, 78300 Poissy, France

An outdoor exhibition designed by architecture students to reveal the little-known sides of the Villa Savoye and the people who gravitate around it.

Tribute to a cultural visionary: 50th anniversary of the death of André Malraux Hommage à un visionnaire de la culture : 50e anniversaire de la disparition d'André Malraux

Sat 17 Oct · 15:00–16:30 + 1 other date

Villa Savoye, 82 rue de Villiers, 78300 Poissy, France

Guided tour of the Villa Savoye through the thought of André Malraux and his concept of the "imaginary museum", to discover the work of Le Corbusier in a different way.

Urban walk – The architecture of modernity in Poissy, from Villa Savoye to the Beauregard district Balade urbaine - L’architecture de la modernité à Poissy, de la villa Savoye au quartier de Beauregard

Sun 18 Oct · 14:30–16:30

Villa Savoye, 82 rue de Villiers, 78300 Poissy, France

An urban walk in Poissy to discover Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye and learn about the history of the Beauregard estate, built in 1950 to house workers from the Simca factories.

Exhibition "Industrial Memories, a Journey to the Heart of Working-Class Poissy (1820-1960)" Exposition "Mémoires industrielles, voyage au cœur du Poissy ouvrier (1820-1960)"

Wed 14 Oct → Sun 9 May

Maison de Fer, Poissy, 2ter allée des Glaïeuls

An exhibition on the industries that shaped Poissy from 1820 to 1960, through photos, postcards and objects, also evoking the Popular Front and the history of photography.