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A one-off evening to enjoy a sneak preview, on the big screen, of Mylène Farmer’s new album, brought to life on screen by a number of filmmakers, three days before its release.

A tour guide from the Tourist Office takes cyclists along the Seine to explore the ‘Affolantes’, a collection of 19th-century holiday villas. The tour sets off at 2.30 pm from Bois-le-Roi station.

Two loops of 8 and 14 km starting from the Bois-le-Roi leisure centre, with proceeds from each entry going towards forest restoration. Participants may set off at any time between 9.00 am and 10.30 am; registration is compulsory.

Ambre and Thomas will be performing at Le Swing, the concert bar on Rue Grande. An evening of music for two voices, just a stone’s throw from the castle, starting at 7 pm.

Three days to write, shoot and edit a five-minute short film, as part of a team and with no budget. The films made over the weekend are screened on Sunday evening at the CinéParadis in Fontainebleau.

Faces with bold, flat colours and gazes that stay with you. The Kelly Arty gallery is exhibiting portraits by Valente, an artist from the Fontainebleau area.

A treasure hunt featuring mechanical boxes at the Municipal Theatre, a sweet hunt at local shops and a spooky games evening at the media centre: the full Halloween programme for Fontainebleau.

The Fontainebleau Traders’ Association is organising a sweet hunt in the shops in the town centre and a fancy dress competition in three age categories. Meet at Place de la République from 2.30 pm.

Americans living in Fontainebleau can vote in the mid-term elections whilst in France, but the rules vary from state to state. Trained volunteers accompany them to the market from 10.00 am to 12.00 pm.

Three morning sessions to learn how to draw Fontainebleau, from the street to the page: an All Saints’ Day holiday course for 7–13-year-olds at the Fontaineblow Gallery, in small groups, with a free snack provided.