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Discover hive products (honey, royal jelly, pollen, propolis) in Famille Mary shops, on the occasion of Api'Week, the week dedicated to beekeeping trades and products.
Free 45-minute guided tour of the Royal Apothecary led by the museum's guide. Booking required.
A talk by Oxana Melnychuk, political scientist, on how Ukraine has been redefining European security since February 2022. Duration: 1 hr 30 min.
A charity weekend around art and creativity in support of the fight against breast cancer: exhibition, activities, raffle and gospel concert.
Hands-on activities and science experiments to discover how digestion works and how smells and flavours are turned into perceptions. Ages 6 and up, for young and old.
An educational and interactive show combining theatre and music, which uses humour to address balanced eating, personal hygiene and the joy of moving, for children aged 3 to 8.
Hands-on activities and science experiments to discover how digestion works and how smells and flavours are turned into perceptions. Ages 6 and up, for young and old.
A tasty workshop to learn lacto-fermentation and leave with your own jars of vegetables. A culinary technique that is interesting from a nutritional standpoint.
An educational and interactive show combining theatre and music, which uses humour to address balanced eating, personal hygiene and the joy of moving, for children aged 3 to 8.
The Fourqueux Sports Association offers two traditional Hatha Yoga courses: a series of eight Sunday mornings and a progressive programme in weekly modules, open to all levels.
Fourqueux Arts et Culture is organizing the 3rd edition of the Cooks' Bric-a-Brac, an exhibition and sale open to private individuals, centered on cooking and the art of the table, to give your objects a second life.
A family musical show with five artist-musicians, blending a live pop concert, comedy and songs, centred on Ego, a young sperm whale who sets sail with Yaya the Panda.
An exhibition by the French Research Institute for Development on feeding nearly 10 billion people on Earth in the future, drawing on the work of around thirty scientists. For all audiences.
An exhibition combining Nicolas Gouny's illustrations with short texts on food, the farming profession, mass production and environmental dangers. Ages 6 and up, as part of the 2026 Science Festival.
A visual history of humans' relationship with food, through diet, health, gastronomy, advertising and fashion trends. Presented by the Musée du Vivant / Agroparistech as part of the Fête de la Science 2026, suitable from age 12.
Outdoor photography exhibition on the outside railings of the Pavillon de La Muette, tracing the history and restoration of the monument. Fifty large-format panels, freely visible and free of charge.
A never-before-seen exhibition devoted to Maurice Denis's personal collection, with nearly 150 pieces (paintings, sculptures, Japanese prints, documents) revealed together for the first time. For all audiences, art lovers and curious visitors alike.
The Ducastel-Vera municipal museum devotes an exhibition to the place of summer in Paul Vera's work, through paintings, drawings and decorative works: gardens, landscapes and outdoor scenes.