Parisian Life La Vie parisienne
Jacques Offenbach's cult operetta, reimagined in a bold production that takes the myth of Paris through the ages, blending humour and satire.
Jacques Offenbach's cult operetta, reimagined in a bold production that takes the myth of Paris through the ages, blending humour and satire.
The AGF's Autumn-Winter Sale offers two days of bargains at low prices, in a warm atmosphere. Access is reserved for people whose membership fee is up to date.
As part of the Science Festival, a digital collection exploring the links between art and food, available continuously. For all audiences.
A game-workshop to take on food challenges in teams, offered as part of the Science Festival. From age 6, accompanied by adults.
A workshop to explore chemistry in cooking through fun experiments: gelification, spherification, then tasting the creations. Free entry, for young and old.
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".
A lecture on the ties between Saint-Germain-en-Laye and the Royal Scots Regiment, led by Christophe Guillemet, piper of the Histoire et Passions association. Period costumes, weapons, bagpipes and battle stories bring the Scottish presence in the town back to life.
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.
An evening of American folk and Americana with Alela Diane, Elias Dris and Paige Anderson, for an audience that loves intimate songwriting.
A police comedy in which the mayor's son, accused of murder, faces two incorruptible cops, caught in a wild time loop. 2025 Molière Award for Best Comedy.
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.
Screening of the documentary "Un jour, tu vieilliras" (One Day, You'll Grow Old), followed by a discussion on the challenges of ageing and ageing well. A film-and-discussion event open to all, as part of the Semaine Bleue.
A talk by Oxana Melnychuk, political scientist, on how Ukraine has been redefining European security since February 2022. Duration: 1 hr 30 min.
Free 45-minute guided tour of the Royal Apothecary led by the museum's guide. Booking required.
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.
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.
The Yvelines Chamber of Trades and Crafts offers personalized support to entrepreneurs at the delegated town hall of Fourqueux, by appointment.
A lecture on how Huguenot refugees, after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, changed their view of Jews and of Jewish history.
Michaël Hirsch presents his third one-man show, "Y'a de la joie !" (There's joy!), a funny and sensitive quest about learning to be joyful.
Concert by Gabi Hartmann, a Parisian singer, songwriter and composer who blends jazz, soul and world music, marking the release of her second album "La femme aux yeux de sel" (The Woman with Salt Eyes).
Explore 150 years of architecture in the Bel-Air neighborhood, from 19th-century brick to 21st-century renovations, ending at the Micro-Folie to discover the exhibition "Architectures en boîtes" (Architectures in Boxes) in a preview.
Three architects discuss the art of preserving, rehabilitating and transforming existing buildings, drawing on their projects in Saint-Germain-en-Laye. The meeting ends with a visit to the Maison Debussy.
Four big names of French jazz come together on stage for a concert built around improvisation, balancing virtuosity and emotion.
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 drawing workshop on perspective to learn how to construct a space, create volume and bring to life landscapes, streets or buildings. It can be taken on its own, but it is recommended to follow the full series.
A travelling exhibition on the history of construction toys, with modular crates and hands-on workshops where you can play with thousands of pieces. A fun, family-friendly approach to architecture.
A workshop for the whole family: recreate the period interiors of a 19th-century apartment building in a little origami house, ages 8 and up.
Visit the construction site of the Cœur des Sources programme, which is shaping a new educational, cultural and sports hub with a new park, and whose stone conservatory rises above the belvedere.
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.
A traveling exhibition on the history of construction toys, with modular crates and hands-on workshops where you can handle thousands of pieces. A fun, family-friendly way to discover the basics of architecture.
A guided walk through the heart of iXcampus, to discover a collection of remarkable architecture that illustrates the transitions at work in construction.
Guided tour of the Maison natale Claude-Debussy, the only old house in the historic centre of Saint-Germain-en-Laye open to the public, to discover how people lived there from the Renaissance to the 19th century.
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.
Clay modelling workshop with self-hardening clay for children on the theme of Halloween: creating figurines in autumn colours, with learning to carve textures and use moulds and tools.
A drawing workshop for children on the theme of Halloween: each child creates their own cabinet of curiosities of strange creatures, with colouring in Indian ink and coloured inks.
Two-day painting workshop with a female model, led by the artist Graziella, to create a large-format painting. For professional and amateur painters, adults and motivated young people aged 15 and over with already solid experience.
Two-day painting workshop with a female model, led by Graziella, to create a large-format painting. For professional and amateur painters, adults and motivated young people aged 15 and over with already good practice.
A three-hour workshop where young artists discover the traditional colors and motifs of the Mexican Day of the Dead and create a mixed-media composition.
Roller skating course open to all levels, from beginner to most experienced, for children from the last year of nursery school to Year 5, supervised by a qualified professional.
A naturalist drawing workshop with coloured pencils, led by a specialist, to capture nature with precision and creativity. Organic tea break and homemade pastries included.
Alone on stage with Julie Depardieu in the role of Juliette Drouet, the muse and prisoner of Victor Hugo, telling the story of 50 years of a crazy, obsessive love.
Concert by Early James, an American singer-guitarist somewhere between Americana, blues and rock, with the French-American trio Mazingo opening.
The French rock band Roadrunners return to the stage, 32 years after their last concert at La CLEF, with rock'n'roll from The Snipes as the opening act.
The return of the legendary French rock band of the 80s/90s, 32 years after their last concert at La CLEF. A concert for fans of classy, energetic rock'n'roll.
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.
An educational and interactive show that uses humour to address balanced eating, personal hygiene and the joy of moving, for children aged 3 to 8 accompanied by their parents.
Watercolour workshop to develop a free and personal approach to the technique, with demonstrations by the artist and creating your own compositions from reference photos.
An educational and interactive show that uses humour to address balanced eating, personal hygiene and the joy of moving, blending theatre, music and participation from young audiences.
Concert by the Nigerien collective Etran de L'Aïr, electric guitars and Tuareg rhythms, followed by the Afro-blues trio SOBA. A dance evening for adults and teenagers.
A dance show by Compagnie Accrorap, choreographed by Kader Attou, blending several choreographic styles, illustrations and music for a journey into the imagination.
A community clothing swap where you bring clothes, shoes and accessories you no longer use, and then everyone helps themselves for free. Anything not taken is given to a local charity.
Vincent Delerm performs on stage "La Fresque", his eighth studio album, blending orchestral pop and ballads, in a solo musical show.
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.