WeekSpots
Candice, a space adventurer, investigates the disappearance of the sun at the far reaches of the solar system. A show by the company Maya for children aged 6 and up.
Storytelling show “Arrête tes salades” (Stop Talking Nonsense) by Elyne Lavand: five stories sown in a vegetable garden, accompanied by a viola. Ages 4 and up.
Creative workshop to make masks on the theme of circus animals: elephant, lion, zebra or giraffe, using several techniques. Ages 6 and up, free entry.
Discover the video game Carnival Games, an immersion in the world of the funfair, for teenagers aged 12 and up.
An afternoon of board games around the game Zombie Kidz Evolution: the zombies have invaded the school and you have to survive the attack together. Ages 7 and up, free entry.
A themed reading session devoted to dinosaurs, with a selection of picture books to discover. Open from age 4, for children and all audiences.
A writing workshop to play with aphorisms, those short sentences that say a lot, and to find the turns of phrase that hit home. For teens aged 12 and up and adults.
Discover the survival video game 60 Seconds! at the Médiathèque Colette, free access for teens ages 12 and up.
A gathering for teenagers who love reading, to share and discover new works at the multimedia library.
Readings of picture books, tales, nursery rhymes and finger plays for very young children, free admission at the Médiathèque Albert Camus.
Family picks
This weekend24 and 25 October · 30 picks ›A cooperative puzzle game where the team must save humanity from an epidemic. Open to everyone aged 6 and up.
A workshop to put together your ideal survival bag: ten essential items to choose from to survive the apocalypse comfortably. Ages 8 and up, free entry.
Screening of the animated film "The Mitchells vs. the Machines" (2021, 1h50) by Michael Rianda and Jeff Rowe, at the Médiathèque Colette. Free admission, ages 7 and up.
Tales of mischievous animals in the heart of winter and the forest, by Sylvie le Secq, as part of the Histoires Communes festival. Ages 4 and up.
A creative workshop where, starting from a timeline of evolution, you imagine the possible futures of humanity by creating a collective mural. Open to everyone aged 8 and up, free entry.
An afternoon celebrating the 300th anniversary of Madame d'Épinay: a treasure hunt in the multimedia library and a fun literary battle (quiz, debates), in partnership with the Heritage department. Ages 8 and up, all welcome.
Come and listen to stories for young and old, with family or friends, and discover tales and picture books.
Screening of the animated film "Le Lorax" (The Lorax) by Chris Renaud (2012, 1h20), free entry and for ages 8 and up.
Story time dedicated to Japanese tales, every first Wednesday of the month at 3 p.m., at the Médiathèque Colette. Free admission, ages 4 and up, all audiences.
As part of the Histoires Communes festival, storyteller Delphine Garczynska presents "Poulette," a storytelling show for children ages 4 and up.