Free outing

Caravaggio In Tenebris: a Halloween in virtual reality at the Micro-Folie des Mureaux

Caravaggio’s shadows make an appearance at Halloween: on Friday, October 30, 2026, the Micro-Folie des Mureaux presents Caravaggio In Tenebris. Free with advance booking, this virtual reality experience is open to teenagers and adults aged 14 and over, in groups of up to four people.

Halloween 2026 in Les Mureaux: two free escape games at Parc de l’Oseraie

For Halloween, ghosts and a secret society are gathering at Parc de l’Oseraie in Les Mureaux on Friday, October 30, 2026. Two free escape games, open to different age groups and available by reservation, are part of an afternoon and evening of activities. Costumes are a must!

2026 Hunter’s Moon: When to see it from Paris?

The Hunter’s Moon takes place on Monday, October 26, 2026, at 5:12 a.m. Paris time. The night of October 25–26 offers a chance to observe it with the naked eye, weather permitting.

Paris/Berlin Encounters 2026: Cinema and Contemporary Art in Paris

From November 23 to 29, 2026, the Paris/Berlin International Encounters bring together cinema and contemporary art in Paris. Public admission is free.

Paris: a free day with firefighters to learn how to respond to fires and floods

The Campus of Resilience welcomes the public on Saturday, October 17, 2026, in Paris's 15th arrondissement. The free day’s program includes demonstrations, workshops, and discussions to learn how to respond to everyday risks.

IAgora: what does this free AI festival in Paris's 13th arrondissement have in store?

Artificial intelligence is a hot topic everywhere, yet it's not always understood. The IAgora festival plans to address this on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at the 13th arrondissement town hall, with a day of free workshops for all ages.

IG Nobel Award Tour Show 2025 in Paris: unusual science comes to Chimie Paris - PSL

The IG Nobel Award Tour Show will be stopping at Chimie Paris – PSL on December 9, 2025, for an offbeat scientific conference (in English) attended by Marc Abrahams and the winners of the most unusual prizes in the academic world.