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A circus performance by Johann Le Guillerm: a wooden creature, assembled by handlers, builds and unbuilds itself in a slow, shifting walk. A family show, for ages 3 and up.
A talk with author Catherine Bardon about her novel “Un rêve immense” (An Immense Dream), inspired by the story of a couple who settled in the Galápagos in 1927. For adults.
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.
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.
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.
A lecture on how Huguenot refugees, after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, changed their view of Jews and of Jewish history.
A friendly gathering around threads, needles and textiles to make, sew, knit or embroider, among amateurs and experts. Everyone brings their own materials.
A talk by Emmanuelle Loizeau, doctor of art history, to discover the exhibition devoted to Andy Warhol at the musée du Luxembourg. For adults.
A family workshop to discover how a 19th-century rental building was organized by recreating period interiors in a small origami house, for ages 8 and up.
An exhibition-workshop on the history of construction toys, with around forty objects from the collection of the Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine, where visitors can experiment with thousands of pieces.
The "Lire et le Dire" reading club offers get-togethers to talk about literary favourites, for the curious and for passionate readers. A time to listen and chat freely.
An exhibition-workshop on the history of construction toys, with around forty objects from the collection of the Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine, where visitors can experiment with thousands of pieces.
A guided walk through the heart of iXcampus, from the Château Saint-Léger to its contemporary architecture showcasing construction transitions.
All Access celebrates its 14 seasons of concerts and encounters between amateur and professional musicians. For this special 30th anniversary of the studios edition, more than 10 bands take turns on stage and in the studios.
Italyamo offers a series of read-aloud sessions in Italian for children from age 3, at the Marc-Ferro library. The session on Wednesday, October 7, 2026 has the theme "I am as I am / Io sono quel che sono".
The La CLEF team invites volunteers, members, musicians and music lovers to talk about the 2026-2027 season programme, in a friendly atmosphere with drinks and snacks.
Screening of Bertrand Delapierre's documentary on food and its environmental cost, as part of the Documentary Film Month and the Science Festival. For all audiences ages 12 and up.
A lecture by architect Bertrand Lemoine on the Paris railway stations, based on his book "Une histoire des gares en France" (A History of Railway Stations in France). Duration: 1 hr 30 min, for adults.
Construction workshop with Kapla and TomTec on the theme of spectacular large buildings, as part of the "Architectures" events. All ages from 4 and up, children and adults build together.
As part of the "Conservatoire's Little Stages", students perform music, dance or theatre in formats of under 45 minutes. An event for all ages at the Marc-Ferro multimedia library.
A meeting with several European writers, organised by the publishing house Les Argonautes Éditeur and the médiathèques, to discuss contemporary European literature, translation and the circulation of works. Adults.
A talk by Emmanuelle Loizeau, doctor of art history, on the exhibition devoted to Paul Cézanne and his artistic legacy at the Grand Palais. For adults.
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.
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.
The Ducastel-Vera municipal museum honours the works that came from gifts and donations and have enriched its collections: paintings, drawings and other pieces to discover as a family.
Animated picture books from l'école des loisirs are shown on the cabin's screen, in the children's areas of the multimedia library. From age 3, free and open to all.