Paris hosts diverse cultural events

From October 30 to November 3, 2026, Paris will host a variety of cultural and educational events across different venues, offering activities ranging from technology workshops to historical film screenings and theatrical performances.

Cybermois event continues at Cité des sciences

At the Cité des sciences, the "Cybermois" event continues with sessions on artificial intelligence and its challenges on October 30 at 3 p.m., followed by a workshop on open source intelligence (Osint) on October 31 at 3 p.m. A backcasting workshop examining how women might become major actors in science by 2066 is also scheduled for October 31 at 4 p.m.

Exhibition on computing history available

The Cité des sciences also features an exhibition on source code and the VR game Inside, which explores the history of computing and its evolution over time.

Divergences editions celebrates tenth anniversary

Divergences editions, an independent publishing house, celebrates its tenth anniversary at Césure, located in the former Censier building. Hugues Jallon, who was ousted from Le Seuil in 2024, has joined the publishing house as an editor and author.

Discussions on French politics featured

The anniversary event includes discussions on the rise of the French extreme right, with authors Nastasia Hadjadji and Irène Bonnaud participating in the talks.

Documentary on single motherhood shown

At the Centre Wallonie-Bruxelle, the documentary Nous, les filles-mères by Sophie Bredier (2019) will be shown. The film examines single motherhood in the 20th century and the social stigma associated with it.

Event part of documentary series

The screening is part of the "Les Yeux doc à midi" series, which focuses on living memory and historical narratives through documentary films.

Magma hosts Halloween-themed anniversary event

Magma, a third-place located in the former headquarters of the Caisse des dépôts et consignations, hosts a Halloween-themed event to celebrate its first anniversary. Activities include a narrated walk for children and a more unsettling version for teenagers and adults.

Creative workshops and performances

Other activities include making a tarot card using cyanotype and learning to embroider photos. The evening features a theatrical performance and a costume DJ set, providing a range of engaging and creative experiences.

Theatre event explores relationship with nature

At the Théâtre de la Concorde, the event "Our forests, our lives" explores the relationship with nature through words, music, and drawings. Catherine Meurisse, whose album Le Clan de Walden evokes the life of Henry David Thoreau, and Geoffroy Delorme, who lived in a Norman forest for seven years, will participate.

Live illustration and music accompany event

Jean-Denis Pendanx will illustrate live, accompanied by cellist Olivia Gay. Reservations are required for this event, which combines storytelling, art, and music to reflect on humanity's connection with nature.