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A theatrical creation by Julie Bertin and the Birgit Ensemble, woven from accounts collected in France and abroad, about those moments when a life takes a turn. Ages 15 and up.
Annie Ernaux's work as seen by high school students, as part of Écran partage.
Reverse Unit takes over the restaurant at 6B for an intimate techno evening: dancefloor, stage design, food and a bar at gentle prices, in a spirit of sharing and discovery.
Alone on stage, Julie Timmerman plays about ten characters to tell the story of a father staging the musical Les Misérables with the students of a vocational school.
A collection of four Japanese folk tales with supernatural themes: The Black Hair, The Woman of the Snow, Hoichi the Earless, In a Cup of Tea.
An international multidisciplinary conference on migration, focusing on borders, welcome and stories, as part of the Mediterranean Season at the University of Paris 8.
Ventura, a retired Cape Verdean labourer, wanders through a labyrinthine, nightmarish Lisbon, recalling his Fontainhas neighbourhood. Based on the work of Jacques Rancière.
The Obsidienne ensemble rediscovers the instruments of the musician angels of the Middle Ages, with more than twenty early instruments, as part of Medieval October at the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis. A concert that will captivate young and old alike.
A guided tour with a welcome from the association, residents and an architect, 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.
An essay in the form of a tribute to Jean Genet, telling in three parts three short stories about deviance in all its forms.
Free entry.
Afro-electronic and afrobeats party with DJs Pilasom and Did, every Thursday, offering a different artistic direction for Parisian nightlife.
A series of lectures (October 2026 – April 2027) on (post)colonial photographic collections in African worlds, open to third-year and first-year master's students in Visual Arts at Paris 8 as well as to outside audiences.
Carol White, a wealthy and passive housewife, divides her time between aerobics classes, cooking and shopping for her home. Her cosy world is turned upside down when she...
A Friday on the 13th - When you try to pull your head out of the hole, there's always someone to push you back in. Take Luc, a drifting junkie. His wife left him. His daughter was entrusted to...
One Friday the 13th, the punk rock band The Ain't Rights takes a last-minute gig deep in Oregon, which goes badly wrong.
Joker Party's Halloween night with DJs, Indian, Mauritian, French and international music, entertainment and surprises. Adults only, fancy dress welcome.
Les Poussières invites you to the launch of the great 2026 olive harvest: on the programme, a shared meal, a participatory performance with the artists in residence and a harvest in the town.
Halloween special - Rand Peltzer gives his son Billy a strange animal: a mogwai. Its former owner warned him well: it must not be exposed to light, and all contact must be avoided...
A techno and fetish party with a Halloween theme, featuring a dancefloor and two playrooms governed by strict consent rules. Intended for an adult audience, it is not suitable for children.
A reflection on the morbid relationship with cinephilia and, more generally, with images.
Valeo Service, a specialist in automotive aftermarket, opens the doors of its Saint-Denis site and presents its range of parts and accessories for passenger cars, commercial vehicles and heavy goods vehicles.
A musical tale by Marien Tillet, in which fear arises in a dark forest, an old attic or a village of fools, facing creatures with only one thing on their minds: eating! Ages 6 and up.
Techno night with Nico Moreno, French DJ and producer and a leading figure of industrial rave, in the new venue of la Cité du Cinéma.
Two women, Émilie and Lydia, fight to defend a fig tree threatened by a real estate development, a place of friendship for their grandmothers Takia and Colette. A poetic and unifying show about our multiple identities and ecology in working-class neighbourhoods.
Teletech takes over the Cité du Cinéma for the first time for a new, out-of-the-ordinary event, with an exceptional line-up designed to keep you dancing from start to finish.
Magui Diop, a voice of committed Senegalese rap, denounces violence against women and inequality in her lyrics. A concert for adults or a informed family audience.
A series of lectures on (post)colonial photographic collections in African worlds, open to third-year and first-year master's students in Visual Arts at Paris 8 as well as to outside audiences.
Magui Diop, a figure of politically engaged Senegalese rap, denounces in her lyrics violence against women, sexual harassment and inequality. A voice of resistance and emancipation.
A series of lectures on (post)colonial photographic collections in African worlds, open to third-year and first-year master's students in Visual Arts at Paris 8 as well as to outside audiences.
Days combining research, comics and scientific mediation to explore how contemporary Mediterranean migrations and mobilities are told and represented. Round tables open to the public, an exhibition of Arab and Mediterranean artists, workshops for master's students and a screening.
After a first fruitful harvest in 2025, the Amicale des olives du 93 launches the new season of its harvest, punctuated by artistic highlights.