The exhibition is designed for children aged 4 and up, but it also caters to visitors of all ages, offering an interactive and collective experience centered around dance.
Exhibition “Dancing” At the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie until June 28, 2026
What to expect
The Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie, renowned for its interactive and educational exhibitions, is hosting a unique exhibition titled "Dancing" until June 28, 2026. Designed to captivate children from the age of 4 and their families, this exhibition offers a joyful, dynamic, and educational experience centered around dance. An art form that transcends ages and cultures, dance is explored here in all its forms through immersive installations, hands-on workshops, and moments of collective discovery.
Exhibition "Dancing" at the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie: An Immersive and Family-Friendly Experience
A Playful Exploration of Dance for All
"Dancing" is not just an exhibition; it invites both young and old to move, interact, and be carried away by the rhythm. Whether you are a beginner or a dance enthusiast, the experience is designed to engage every visitor. The goal is to get the body moving, engage the mind, and create a connection between generations. Throughout the visit, you will traverse different spaces where you will be both a spectator and an actor in the dance.
Children, accompanied by their families or friends, can discover simple movements such as spinning, jumping, walking, or meeting others. These seemingly trivial actions are actually at the heart of dance and help to understand how this universal form of expression aids in developing coordination and exploring space.
Visitors won’t just watch performances; they will be invited to dance themselves through interactive setups designed with professional choreographers. These installations allow you to explore the basics of different dance styles and techniques from various cultures. It’s a complete immersion into the world of this art form that will spark curiosity in everyone.
A Collective Dance for All Ages
One of the highlights of the "Dancing" exhibition is the collective dance organized every 30 minutes. This unique moment offers visitors the chance to learn three different dances. It’s an activity that will appeal to both young and old, allowing everyone to participate in a festive and friendly moment. This dance is a true journey through eras and cultures, where dance styles are as diverse as the history they represent. You will have the opportunity to learn a few steps, observe others, and most importantly, have fun moving to the rhythm of the music.
Why Book This Exhibition?
It is highly recommended to book your tickets in advance for the "Dancing" exhibition for several reasons. Firstly, the exhibition is very popular and attracts a wide audience, particularly families and school groups, which can lead to long lines. By booking, you ensure that you can enter at your preferred time and fully enjoy the experience without waiting for long.
Additionally, the interactive nature of the exhibition, with its hands-on workshops and collective activities, means that only a limited number of visitors can be accommodated at a time to ensure a good experience. By planning ahead, you secure your spot in the activities that interest you the most, including the collective dance that takes place every 30 minutes.
Finally, booking your visit allows you to better organize your day, especially if you are coming with young children or have time constraints. By choosing your time slot, you can also plan other activities near the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie, an iconic location in Parc de la Villette in Paris, where you will find many other family-friendly attractions.
Practical Information
The "Dancing" exhibition is open to the public until June 28, 2026, offering numerous opportunities to plan your visit.
Opening hours are as follows:
- Tuesday to Saturday, from 10 AM to 6 PM
- Sunday, from 10 AM to 7 PM
The exhibition is closed on Mondays.
Regarding pricing, ticket prices are:
- €13 for the full rate
- €10 for the reduced rate (youth, seniors, unemployed, people with disabilities, etc.)
The exhibition is family-friendly and suitable for young children. Small strollers are allowed, and elevators provide easy access to all areas of the exhibition.
Accessibility and Comfort
The Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie has made sure to make the "Dancing" exhibition accessible to everyone. It is equipped to accommodate people with disabilities:
- Visitors with reduced mobility: the exhibition is fully accessible in a wheelchair.
- Visually impaired visitors: adapted devices are available.
- Deaf and hard-of-hearing visitors: the exhibition is accessible with visual aids and specific assistance.
- Visitors with cognitive disabilities: specific support and arrangements are in place to ensure they can fully enjoy the visit.
For families, there are areas designed to facilitate visiting with children, including rest zones and suitable facilities. Small strollers are allowed in the exhibition, which is particularly convenient for young parents.
An Enriching Cultural Outing
Beyond mere entertainment, "Dancing" is an opportunity to introduce children to the world of dance while fostering socialization, self-expression, and cultural discovery. Each visitor, whether child or adult, will leave with a new perspective on this ancient art, and perhaps even a few new dance steps in their repertoire!
This exhibition is also an excellent way to strengthen family or friendship bonds by sharing a moment of joy and creativity. The collective nature of the activities helps to break down barriers and create moments of connection, while encouraging active participation from everyone.
The "Dancing" exhibition at the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie is an experience not to be missed for families, school groups, or anyone curious to explore the world of dance in a playful and interactive way. Don’t wait to book your tickets and enjoy this dance adventure, combining discovery, pleasure, and learning. An enriching outing accessible to all, that will make you move, learn, and share unforgettable moments with your loved ones.
Dancing in a Group: An Unforgettable Collective Experience!
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