The monthly magazine Sciences et Avenir regularly highlights new exhibitions and events organized in collaboration with its partners. One such exhibition, titled "Mystification. Architecture and Cinema, the Quest for Illusion," is currently on display at the Saline royale d'Arc-et-Senans in Arc-et-Senans (25). This exhibition explores how both architecture and cinema use design and storytelling to create the illusion of reality, running until February 28, 2027. In Brest (29), the Château de Brest is hosting "The Depths of the Seas. The Adventure of Underwater Cartography," which traces the history of marine exploration and the evolution of underwater mapping techniques. This exhibition will remain open until March 7, 2027. Across France, numerous cultural and scientific events are taking place. In Courbevoie (92), the free festival "Atmosphères – Partnership" brings together arts, sciences, and cinema from October 7 to 11. Meanwhile, Draguignan (83) features "Inca. The Sacred Heritage of the Andes," showcasing 235 masterpieces from international collections, open until September 27. In Gannat (03), the 10th anniversary of Paléopolis, a paleontology site with both permanent and temporary exhibitions, is being celebrated from October 7 to 11. In Geneva, Switzerland, an exhibition examines how time and the future have been represented throughout history, running until January 10, 2027. In Elbeuf-sur-Seine (76), "From Dinosaurs to Birds" explores 150 million years of evolutionary history, open until March 21, 2027. In Le Bourget (93), the Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace hosts an interactive exhibition on artificial intelligence from October 15 to June 27, 2027. Another exhibit at the same museum, "Drôles de vols - Caricaturing Aerial Experiences," runs until January 3, 2027. In Paris, the Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle presents several exhibitions, including "Artists at the Museum," which highlights the collaboration between artists and naturalists, open until March 7, 2027.