What to do this weekend? Stroll through the drawing room, dive into the latest Bernard Minier, celebrate Mel Brooks 100th birthday: Figaros cultural tips.

Our Advice – Want to go for a walk or just relax in front of the TV? Each week, discover a selection of books, films, outings, series, and albums recommended by our journalists.

Enjoy a movie, watch a documentary replay, listen to the latest must-hear album, or devour a thick novel. A great plan for a weekend that refreshes the mind by bringing a bit of culture into our lives. To guide you, every week, the journalists from the Culture department of Le Figaro, Littéraire, and TV Magazine offer you some ideas. Enjoy them without moderation.

At the drawing fair – The 34th edition of the Drawing Fair is taking place until Monday at the Palais Brongniart in Paris.

Set up in the Palais Brongniart, the former Paris Stock Exchange, this 34th edition with 39 exhibitors remains the benchmark for all lovers of beautiful drawings, in an intense week dedicated to this medium in Paris, with other fairs (Drawing Now at Carreau du Temple), exhibitions (Orsay, Gustave Moreau, Fine Arts…) and auctions. Institutions, especially European and American, and private collectors have responded eagerly to this major event, now combining ancient and modern works on an equal footing. Its success has never wavered and has been even stronger this year.

[Context: This article provides recommendations for cultural activities such as watching movies, listening to music, and reading books. It also highlights an ongoing drawing fair in Paris. Fact Check: The article mentions that the Drawing Fair is the 34th edition and provides details about the venue and participants at the fair.]