Handpicked from the same talks lineup, scored for this weekend.
WRITING
With Style: a Writing Workshop
Médiathèque Edmond Rostand hosts a writing workshop during its focus on clothing in libraries, part of the season-long programme 'Sewn in Every Seam'.
TALKS
The Flea Market Told Me: Meeting with Philippe Durand
Meet author Philippe Durand to explore the neighbourhood's changing life through his novel Les Puces m'ont raconté.
LECTURE
Lecture: Art Through Deaf Artists with Juliette Dalle
Part of Paris Disability Month, Médiathèque la Canopée welcomes Juliette Dalle, founder of Nébelya editions, for a talk on art and deaf artists.
LECTURE
Dotted Clothing: Sewing Education in Paris Girls' Schools
Lecture-projection revealing the history of Paris municipal vocational schools where girls learned sewing and embroidery. A visual journey through technique, creativity and women's emancipation.
TALKS
Clothing as a Marker of Engagement
How clothing embodies social and political protest: from feminists burning bras in the 1960s to Femen, Yellow Vests, and Black Bloc anonymity. Appearance itself becomes a slogan, visible resistance, and political message.
TALKS
Visit-debate: The G7 at the museum
Explore France's 2026 G7 presidency through a participatory visit-debate at Cité de l'Économie. Discuss global imbalances, transitions and geopolitics.
TALKS
Baldwin Pride Zine Fest - Second Edition
The Baldwin Pride Zine Fest returns in an expanded XXL format at Médiathèque James Baldwin, 19e.
LECTURE
Pioneering Women of High Fashion
Eloïse Le Bozec delivers a lecture on pioneering women in haute couture at Médiathèque Violette Leduc, echoing the library's craftsmanship collection.
