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A guided tour with a welcome from the association, residents and the architect Olivier Misischi, tracing the struggle to preserve the architectural and heritage features intended by Renée Gailhoustet, on the occasion of the renovation project.
As part of the National Architecture Days, an urban walk invites you to discover the architectural works of André Lurçat in Saint-Denis, the city's chief architect and urban planner.
Ciné-relax: on a farm in the heart of Beauce, 11-year-old Christophe follows in his father's footsteps. But at school, at home, on the tractor, Christophe leans... and falls.
A guided tour of the Coignet house site in Saint-Denis, created by one of the inventors of concrete from 1850 onwards, accompanied by a descendant of François Coignet and a heritage inventory officer.
A walking tour of Saint-Denis town centre exploring its composite urban and architectural fabric, between royal heritage and communist history, and rediscovering major figures of 20th-century architecture.
A round of traditional tales about wolves, chosen by the storyteller according to the audience, accompanied by guitar, percussion and kalimbas, with songs sung in chorus. Ages 6 and up.
A storyteller and a violin bring to life stories for little ones: a little cat lost in the forest at night, and a witch whose house is overrun by spiders. Words and sounds to help tame those first little fears.
A tribute to Jean-Paul Thorn: a portrait of Bouda, a young 30-year-old dancer who arrived in France at the age of 4 months with his family and is now threatened by the so-called "double punishment" law.
A tribute to JP Thorn around the hip-hop movement, from the Bronx to Les Minguettes. An event to discover this rebellious urban culture, open to anyone interested.