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Forget the dusty textbooks as Thomas Curbillon takes you behind the scenes to reveal the scandalous and secret chapters of Parisian history. You will walk away seeing every street corner in a whole new light once you hear the hidden stories that truly shaped this city.
Conservatoire Municipal Claude Debussy - site Courcelles
Speaker: Thomas Curbillon
As part of the "Monte le Son" Festival, Jean-Pierre Armengaud, pianist and musicologist, offers a musical lecture on the composer Clara Schumann. Free admission, subject to availability
Putting words to feelings regarding the experience that awaits you in Japan is the goal of the book Decoding Japan, an initial intercultural guide that demystifies Japan in an accessible way.
Musical lecture as part of the 2026 edition of the Monte le son festival. This year under the theme 'Ô féminins!'
Echoing the exhibition The Secrets of the Alhambra, the Arab World Institute is organizing a series of round tables on the history of Al-Andalus, its figures, and its legacies.
In conjunction with the exhibition "Art Masters and Japan", an Art Master and two former students invite you to explore their world: lacquerware with Art Master Isabelle Emmerique, fan restoration with Yolaine Voltz, and straw marquetry with Valérie Colas des Francs.
The jazz department of the CMA6 is pleased to welcome trumpeter Lucienne Renaudin Vary for an exceptional masterclass, open to all departments and music enthusiasts.
As part of the Monte le son festival, dedicated this year to women, your library offers a program devoted exclusively to female musicians.
Echoing the exhibition 'Vive la mariée!', the Arab World Institute is organizing a series of round tables on the social, cultural, and contemporary issues surrounding marriage in the Arab world.
The M2A-DAC Paris North-East and ESCAVIE, the CRAMIF technical aids resource center, invite you to an information session on auditory and visual technical aids as well as the wheelchair reimbursement reform, with thematic conferences and information booths to answer your questions.
The Buffon Library invites you to a conference that explores the perspective of artists and the influence artists have on one another.
For the "Monte le Son ô féminins" festival, the Françoise Sagan library invites you to a new music listening session, dedicated to Big Science, the first album by the immense Laurie Anderson!
A meeting in the company of Jean-François Jacques, the couple's nephew.