House of conversation - activities

Le monde est à tous.tes: a free multicultural exhibition at the Maison de la Conversation

Contemporary art mingles with sport in a multi-faceted exhibition spanning France's 13 administrative regions, with a topical theme in the Île-de-France region: diversity. "Le monde est à tous.tes" is an ode to multiculturalism, at the heart of the Maison de la Conversation.

Le café de la Conversation, the neighborhood canteen that takes you on a journey through the 18th arrondissement

If the Porte de Montmartre district is known for its flea markets and bustle, it's also home to the Maison de la Conversation, which has now opened its own café-restaurant: Café de la Conversation.

The Fréquence Festival, a committed, artistic and festive event on April 29 and 30 in the 18th district

This Saturday, April 29 and Sunday, April 30, 2023, the Maison de la Conversation will host an eco-festival that is as committed as it is festive. It's the Fréquence Festival, which already promises a great program: shall we go?

Women's Rights Day 2023: a whole host of events in Pantin for Empowerment Month

Like every year, March 8th is an opportunity to remind that the fight for gender equality and the respect of women's rights is far from being won, in the world as well as in France and in Europe. To raise awareness, meet people and exchange around this theme, the Find Yourself community organizes events during the whole month of March 2023, from the 8th to the 29th, with the Empowerment Month.

Books'n'Brunch, the free literary brunch at the Maison de la Conversation

If you like literary cafés, where you share your reading recommendations of the moment, head to the literary brunch at the Maison de la Conversation, in the 18th arrondissement, on Sunday afternoons!

The House of Conversation: the free third place to come and exchange ideas

In the 18th arrondissement, between Porte de Saint Ouen and Porte de Clignancourt, a third place opened in 2021, with the aim of putting conversation in the spotlight, or rather, to push people to recreate it. This crazy project is the brainchild of Xavier Cazard, a former journalist and communicator, who has decided to focus on the art of the spoken word, to encourage the neighborhood's residents (and everyone else) to exchange ideas in this way.