Montreuil Celebrates Blue Week to Honor its Seniors

The city is organizing two weeks of activities to highlight seniors and strengthen intergenerational bonds.

Generic image of people of different ages interacting in a community setting in Île-de-France.
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Generic image of people of different ages interacting in a community setting in Île-de-France.

The city of Montreuil dedicates two weeks, from October 5th to 18th, to Blue Week, a national event aimed at valuing retirees and strengthening intergenerational ties.

Blue Week, a national event dedicated to retirees and the elderly, is currently taking place across France to highlight their essential role in society. The initiative also aims to reinforce connections between generations, fostering a more cohesive society enriched by diverse experiences.
Each year, thousands of initiatives are organized nationwide around a common theme, creating opportunities for meetings, shared moments, and fostering this positive intergenerational dynamic.
In Montreuil, Blue Week spans two weeks, from October 5th to 18th. The city offers a rich program of activities across all its neighborhoods, providing numerous opportunities for participation.
Information regarding seniors, including activities, the Pass'Senior program, and available support, is accessible to residents of Montreuil.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Montreuil (02/10/2026)