Agenda in Spring
Immerse yourself in a truly 18th century city! Located south of the castle, the Saint-Louis district...
Looking for love via a dating app can hold a few surprises.
Greg, a young single man who's lost ...
On Sunday 18 May, from 2pm to 5pm, the students will be taking over the Sculpture and Moulding ...
Embroidery course for adults. In partnership with Ateliers Cour Roland.
After causing a sensation on France's top TV shows, taking part in America's Got Talent in the ...
From Paris to the Ardèche... From carefree days to motherhood... From booty calls to senior ...
A dreamlike immersion in the nightlife of regional nature reserves
This market, a true crossroad of colours and flavours, is the loveliest in the Ile-de-France region ...
The ‘Changing Climates’ exhibition explores how built environments can be transformed into urban...
The Potager du Roi, a laboratory for future landscapes. We invite you to discover the ‘Nous... le ...
The two of you will learn how to prepare the children's and teenagers' favourite dishes.
Several times a year, the Musée de la Toile de Jouy invites you to attend conferences where experts...
In Moment de Qualité, Anne Cahen dissects the sometimes absurd world of work, introverts, life ...
Art historian Véronique Defauw takes you on a tour of current exhibitions in Paris and the ...
This workshop will introduce you to two very original products to use: vegetable charcoal powder to ...
Georges Bizet died 150 years ago. Let's pay tribute to him at this 2nd festival dedicated to him at ...
Élise Orlizzing pokes fun at philosophers with such humour and self-mockery that you'll end up ...
In a joyous bazaar, two Siamese circus artists test the limits of their acrobatic cohabitation!
‘When the toile de Jouy meets the comic strip’.
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Stéphane Fuget continues his exploration of early Italian opera, after recording the trilogy of ...
Fabrice Luchini has been triumphant with this work for a number of years now, and is presenting his ...
Who is this King who does nothing but mischief?
This classic takes us to the heart of the conflict between political responsibility and intimacy.