WeekSpots
A festival celebrating Morocco and the Mediterranean: craft market, fashion show, beauty and henna, tastings, music and entertainment. Three days to stroll, listen, taste and celebrate, with family or friends.
A parent/child baking workshop duo to learn how to make lemon and olive oil mini cakes, with togetherness and passing on skills.
A guided dance workshop on the relationship between movement and music, with guided practice and an improvisation jam, led by the company Rouge Violet et Petite Mort.
Screening at the Festival of Different and Experimental Cinemas of Paris: three expanded cinema performances combining 16 mm projections, live sound and stage setups.
A vinyasa yoga class for all levels, accessible and with no spirit of performance, with adaptations for every body and every level. Beginners welcome, as well as pregnant women who have already practiced vinyasa.
A friendly bootcamp mixing cardio, strength training and team challenges, led by a live DJ, followed by a chill session around partner stands. Open to everyone, from seasoned athletes to beginners.
Fabulous Reading is where drag art meets children's literature: fairy tales that are inclusive and full of colour, followed by a creative workshop where children become actors in the story. Recommended age: 4 to 9 years.
A culinary and cultural festival celebrating couscous, with aromatic herb picking, a big shared meal and a plant-printing workshop, for a friendly, food-filled day.
Guided tour of the Ricardo Fernandes gallery focusing on the collective from the Jequitinhonha Valley and the history of women in this Brazilian region.
A group exhibition by students of the Nouvelles Écritures school in Saint-Ouen and invited artists, exploring states of nocturnal consciousness through photography.
The Ludi 93 association hosts board game nights every Wednesday evening, open to everyone, with volunteers on hand to welcome and guide participants. Beginners and experts alike are welcome to discover new games and meet other enthusiasts.
Exhibition from an Art & Science residency with the Cosmos, Sciences and Societies centre, bringing together works by three artists who explore the cosmos somewhere between nursery rhyme and cartography.
A friendly salsa class followed by a salsa party with a Cuban flavour, plus Bachata and Kizomba. Open to beginners and experienced dancers alike, in a warm atmosphere.