A Midsummer Night's Dream Le Songe d’une nuit d’été
Big-screen showing of the ballet A Midsummer Night's Dream by the Paris Opera, a magical outing for the whole family.
Big-screen showing of the ballet A Midsummer Night's Dream by the Paris Opera, a magical outing for the whole family.
ASFI Villejuif Athletics Cross: races open to everyone, from the Éveil category to Master, licensed or not, including a 1000 m race for girls born in 2018-2020.
ASFI Villejuif Athletics cross-country race: races open to everyone, from the Taster category to Master, whether licensed or not, including a 1000 m race for boys born in 2018-2020.
The 5th ASFI Villejuif Athletics Cross offers races open to everyone, from the Éveil category to Master, whether licensed or not. The U12 Girls race is reserved for girls born in 2016-2017 over a distance of 1500 m.
1500m race for boys born in 2016-2017, as part of the 5th ASFI Cross. Open to both registered and unregistered athletes.
ASFI Villejuif Athletics cross-country event with races by age category, from Éveil (young beginners) to Masters, open to both registered and unregistered runners. The Under-14 Girls race is a 3000 m for girls born in 2014-2015.
The 5th ASFI Cross-Country Race offers athletics races open to everyone, from the Éveil category to Master, whether licensed or not, including a 3000 m race for Benjamins U14 born in 2014-2015.
A 3300 m cross-country race for girls in the Minimes U16 category, born in 2012-2013, as part of the 5th ASFI Cross-Country Race. Open to both registered and unregistered runners.
A 3300 m cross-country race for boys in the Minimes U16 category, born in 2012-2013, as part of the 5th Asfi Cross-Country. Open to both registered and unregistered runners.
Embroidery on photographs workshop created by Sylvie Grima, photographer: photography meets textiles to create a unique work. For all ages, from 7 to 99.
Family picks
This weekend7 and 8 November · 30 picks ›Intergenerational workshop introducing mushroom growing: make your own growing kit with grey oyster mushroom mycelium, coffee grounds and raw sawdust, led by ZONE-AH.
The Collectif La Cabale turns the conga line, that group dance, into an experience that is both festive and political. A show that questions our relationship with ridicule and shame, for audiences aged 10 and up.
The librarians offer nursery rhymes, songs and stories for very young children, at the Elsa Triolet Media Library.
Christmas show “Flocon and the Gift Machine” presented by a company from Villejuif: a clumsy elf and his friend Bricole try to save Christmas in the face of a machine and disembodied voices. Designed for young and old, suitable from age 3-4.
Crochet and knitting workshop at the médiathèque, with the Les Doigts Créatifs association: you crochet, you knit and you chat. Open from age 7.
Embroidery on photographs workshop created by photographer Sylvie Grima: cameras, creative materials and prints are provided. For all ages, from 7 to 99.
La Compagnie La Fleur qui rit presents "La clique à claques" (The Slapstick Gang), a show for children aged 0 to 3.
Christmas sewing workshop and introduction to punch needle: make a fabric bookmark and take home a keyring. For teens and adults aged 12 and up.
The Ludomobile de Villejuif offers games for all ages and generations at the Maison Pour Tous Gérard-Philipe. Free and open access, subject to availability.
Christmas show "Flocon et la machine à cadeaux" (Flocon and the Gift Machine) by a company from Villejuif, presented as a test audience after two weeks of creative residency. Free entry for everyone, suitable from age 3-4.
A week of activities for children, middle-schoolers and parents to talk, understand and take action around children's rights, before celebrating together.
A theatre and dance show combining movement and words, by the Compagnie Graines de Mouvements (45 minutes), as part of the Week of Children's Rights.
One Saturday a month, families can play sports together at the Halle Colette Besson, with areas for adults, children and toddlers, plus activities. Free and open access, subject to availability.
Stories for very young children about children's rights, as part of Children's Rights Week.
A talk with Karim Madani about the story of 18 iconic American rappers, from the roots of evil through gangs, poverty, the music industry, capitalism and social determinism.
A week of activities for children, middle-school pupils and parents to talk about, understand and take action on children's rights, with oral and artistic expression workshops: radio show, collective mural, quiz, discussion spaces, masks and emotion yoga, readings.
Body expression workshops: explore your imagination through a big fun game and take on the challenge of solving a riddle! As part of Children's Rights Week.
A colourful dance show to close Children's Rights Week, after an evening of celebration open to families.
As part of the African Perspectives Film Festival, screening of the film "Première Ligne" (Front Line) by Merzak Allouache, followed by a discussion with the festival team and the director.
A storytelling show for very young children, led by a rock storyteller: Hélène Palardy (Cie les 3 pas).
Nursery rhymes, songs and stories for toddlers, led by librarians.
A storytelling show created and performed solo by storyteller Fred Pougeard (Cie L'Allégresse du pourpre), staging the adventures of a young rebellious rooster who refuses a life of servitude. Ages 7 and up.
A philosophy snack around the question "What is freedom?", open to young and old alike, to speak up and share a friendly moment of reflection.
As part of the 1st storytelling festival "Il était une voix" (Once Upon a Voice), a storytelling show by storytellers Debora Di Gilio and Fabienne Morel, a retelling of Donkey Skin, for children ages 8 and up.
Before the performance of Huckleberry Finn, a time of games and theatre exercises led by the director to enter the world of the show. Ages 10 and up.
With the team from the Villejuif Ludomobile, come and test your investigative skills at the game "Dossier Criminel" (Criminal Case), alone or with friends, with several levels of difficulty. Ages 14 and up.
A dance, storytelling and video show that invites children on a sensory journey through the Australian desert, through legends and oral tradition. Ages 6 and up.
A dance, storytelling and video show that invites children on a sensory journey through the Australian desert, followed by creative drawing and painting workshops for the whole family.