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Blue Week 2026: "Tracing the footsteps of the women who gave their names to the streets of the 13th arrondissement" – Reculettes Senior Club (Paris 13th)
Seniors and 5th-grade students explore the 13th arrondissement to retrace the history of women who gave their names to streets, combining a walk, discoveries, and artistic creation.
Club seniors 121 (Paris 13th)
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On the occasion of Blue Week, the Reculettes club is offering an intergenerational meeting between seniors and 5th-grade students (CM2) to explore the history of the women who gave their names to certain streets in the 13th arrondissement.
On the agenda: a tour of the neighborhood to discover these female figures, followed by a time to create statues inspired by their stories. An original way to blend heritage, history, creativity, and exchanges between generations.
Our take on this event
Step off the beaten path and uncover the fascinating women who left their mark on the streets of the 13th arrondissement. This intergenerational walk turns history into a vibrant creative project, perfect for those who love digging into local secrets with an artistic twist.
On Thursday, October 8, 2026, the Club séniors Reculettes hosts a special event for those aged 55 and over as part of the Semaine Bleue. This intergenerational gathering explores the history of the 13th arrondissement by tracing the stories of the women whose names appear on local street signs. Participants will walk through the neighborhood with CM2 students to discover these historical figures, followed by a creative workshop focused on sculpture. The event is free of charge and fully wheelchair accessible, providing a unique opportunity to share experiences and connect with local heritage through history and art.
As part of the Semaine Bleue celebrations, the Club séniors Reculettes is hosting an afternoon dedicated to the women who shaped the history of the 13th arrondissement. On Thursday, October 8, 2026, from 14:30 to 16:30, seniors aged 55 and up are invited to take part in a guided neighborhood tour alongside local CM2 students. This walk is designed to uncover the stories behind the street names that characterize the district.
The itinerary includes a neighborhood discovery walk followed by a creative session where participants will craft statues inspired by the women they have learned about. This blend of history and creative expression serves as a meaningful bridge between generations.
The event takes place at Club seniors 121, located at 121, rue Jeanne d’Arc, 75013 Paris. While attendance is free, registration is required through the club Périchaux, which accepts bookings from Monday to Friday. The venue is accessible to wheelchair users, ensuring that everyone can comfortably participate in the day's activities.
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