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Marguerite Audoux Library goes to the movies
Trade the loud multiplex crowds for the cozy, curated vibes of a neighborhood library that moonlights as an indie cinema. With a massive catalog and exclusive director sessions, it is a hidden gem for anyone who likes their movie nights thoughtful and truly local.
Bibliothèque Marguerite Audoux (Paris 3rd)
About
Located in the 3rd arrondissement, the Marguerite Audoux library showcases its extensive collection of over 9000 DVDs through a series of free film screenings running from August 21, 2026, to August 31, 2027. These events offer a unique opportunity to explore cinema in a welcoming environment that is fully wheelchair accessible and adapted for individuals with cognitive disabilities. Whether you are a casual viewer or a dedicated film enthusiast, the library provides a cozy setting for shared screenings. To ensure you have a seat for these popular sessions, advance booking is strongly recommended for all attendees.
With a DVD collection of over 9,000 titles, the library team organizes free screenings throughout the year.
About thirty people can be accommodated in its dedicated room, but during meetings with directors or other guest speakers, we "push the walls" and set up the reading room to welcome you in larger numbers. This is why we advise you to register to ensure a seat.
Our take on this event
The Marguerite Audoux library invites you to discover its vast catalog of 9000 DVDs. From August 21, 2026, to August 31, 2027, the library hosts a continuous program of free film screenings. This initiative allows the public to enjoy a wide variety of cinematic works throughout the year.
The screenings take place in a dedicated room that can accommodate approximately thirty people. On special occasions, such as sessions featuring directors or guest speakers, the library reconfigures its reading room to welcome larger audiences. Because seating is limited, we advise you to book your spot in advance either on-site, by phone, or via the Billetweb platform.
Inclusivity is core to the library's mission. The building is fully accessible to wheelchair users, and the facilities are designed to be welcoming and comfortable for visitors with cognitive disabilities. We look forward to welcoming you to these cultural gatherings in the heart of Paris.
