Is there one ticket for the whole program?

No. Each concert, workshop, the exhibition and the Philharmonie des enfants play space has its own ticket or booking, so book each one separately on the Philharmonie agenda.

Is there anything for kids under 6?

Yes. The museum runs visit-workshops and tales for younger kids about fantastic stories, monsters, dragons, animals and world instruments, and the Philharmonie des enfants is a music play space for ages 4 to 10. Each has its own age rules and booking.

Is everything in the same building?

It's all on the Philharmonie site at La Villette, but in different spots: _Paroles de cœur_ is in the concert hall of the Cité de la musique, _Couleurs du Maroc_ moves through the Musée de la musique, and the choir meets in the Rue musicale.

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Autumn 2026 at the Philharmonie: family concerts and workshops

Name: Autumn 2026 at the Philharmonie: family concerts and workshops
Start: 2026-10-17
End: 2026-10-31T23:59:59
Location: Philharmonie de Paris

When: Multiple dates in October
Ages: 4+
Price: Tickets on Philharmonie

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Performance19th Arrondissement

Where

19th Arrondissement, Philharmonie de Paris

Ages

Setting

Indoors

Original title

Toussaint 2026 à la Philharmonie : concerts et ateliers en famille

What you need to know

A concert you walk through: Couleurs du Maroc moves among the museum's instrument collections, easier for kids who fidget in a seat
Best from age 6, since the concerts start at 6 and 7 and the workshops at 8; younger kids have museum tales and visit-workshops
Philharmonie des enfants on site, a music play space for ages 4 to 10, worth pairing with a show

About

Over the Toussaint break, the Philharmonie de Paris runs family concerts, a group sing and hands-on workshops. Moroccan music takes the spotlight: a concert-promenade leads families through the Musée de la musique with Sufi, gnawa and al-andalus music, and singer Chérifa Kersit leads a concert on the heritage of Amazigh women. Kids who would rather make music than listen can join the choir or a rhythm workshop.

Schedule

Sat, Oct 17

5pm
Chœur d'un jour
Sing together in the Rue musicale, no audition needed. Ages 8 and up. Announced as free.

Sun, Oct 18

2:30pm–3:30pm
Oriental Connection
Workshop on rhythms and melodies linked to the Hassan Hajjaj + Acid Arab exhibition. Ages 8 and up.

Sun, Oct 25

2:30pm–3:30pm
Oriental Connection
Workshop on rhythms and melodies linked to the Hassan Hajjaj + Acid Arab exhibition. Ages 8 and up.

Sat, Oct 31

2:30pm
Couleurs du Maroc
Concert-promenade through the Musée de la musique with Sufi, gnawa and al-andalus music. Ages 6 and up. Repeats at 3:30pm.
3:30pm
Couleurs du Maroc
Second session of the concert-promenade. Ages 6 and up.
4pm
Paroles de cœur
About one hour with singer Chérifa Kersit and the Ensemble Lâabat de Benslimane, on Amazigh women's heritage. Ages 7 and up.