Jean-Henri Fabre

Darwin called him "the inimitable observer." This autodidact naturalist dedicated every moment of his life to deciphering the secrets of the microscopic world, elevating entomology to a poetic art form. The André Malraux Library celebrates this heritage from January 21st to May 10th, 2026 through a cycle of captivating events. In January and February, a series of specific manifestations allows us to get acquainted with the methods of this scientist who observed beetles and crickets with infinite patience. The route highlights how his writings have permanently influenced our vision of biodiversity. This is an essential rendezvous for understanding the fragility of life and the power of direct observation, within a culture space focused on knowledge sharing.