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The Ear does not take a nap - September | October

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Oct 20Free

The Ear does not take a nap - September | October

Activities to discover the resources accessible to the visually impaired from the Read Differently center of the Marguerite Duras media library

Médiathèque Marguerite Duras (Paris 20th)

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Program of The Ear does not take a nap

Tuesday, September 15 | 2:30 PM: sensory discovery workshop on the painters of the School of Paris.

In partnership with the MAHJ (Museum of Jewish Art and History).

Tuesday, October 20 | 2:30 PM: musical hour Women of folk

During a musical hour, we will discuss the special place occupied by women in American folk music, from its origins to the present day by listening to some iconic tracks.

Our take on this event

Step beyond the visual and unlock a fresh perspective on the iconic School of Paris painters through this unique multisensory encounter. It is the perfect plan for curious minds seeking to sharpen their senses and dive deep into the city's rich artistic heritage.

L'Oreille ne fait pas la sieste invites visitors to the Marguerite Duras library for a dedicated session focused on music history. Scheduled for October 20, 2026, this installment highlights the role of female artists within American folk music. Through guided listening and insights into iconic tracks, the event is tailored for individuals aged 15 and up who are eager to explore musical narratives in a relaxed setting. Admission is free for all attendees, and the venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users as well as blind or visually impaired visitors.

Located in the 20th arrondissement, the Marguerite Duras library hosts a musical session titled Women of folk on Tuesday, October 20, 2026. From 14:30 to 15:30, the event examines the evolution of American folk music, specifically focusing on the significant contributions and unique influence of women in the genre, from its origins to the present day.

Attendees will have the opportunity to listen to a selection of representative songs while learning about the context behind the music. The event is open to participants aged 15 and over. The organizers prioritize inclusion, ensuring the space is fully accessible to wheelchair users, as well as blind and visually impaired individuals. Participation in this cultural hour is entirely free of charge.

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