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An introductory animation film-making workshop for 11-15 year olds: writing, storyboarding, sets, animation, sound and editing, to make a film frame by frame.
Stories to savor for little ears! From age 2. A selection of readings chosen by the librarians.
Noboru, a schoolboy in São Paulo in the 1980s, has to give a presentation on his Japanese origins and turns to his grandfather Hideo, who reluctantly tells of his arrival in Brazil in 1920. An animated film presented as part of the Animation Cinema Festival, ages 7 and up.
A selection of short films to discover gently and as a family, for very young children from 3 years old, as part of the Animation Film Festival.
To gently discover the pleasure of cinema, come and enjoy with your family a selection of short films for the youngest children, ages 3 and up.
To gently discover the pleasure of cinema, come and enjoy with your family a selection of short films for the youngest children, ages 3 and up.
A musical moment for the whole family, gentle and soothing, centred on breath, breathing and wind instruments, with a selection drawn from the multimedia libraries' music collection. For children aged 0 to 3, accompanied.
A magic festival for a magical Halloween: a family afternoon with stalls, shows and illusion workshops, then an evening gala for ages 12 and up.
A musical moment for the whole family, gentle and soothing, centred on breath, breathing and wind instruments, with a selection drawn from the multimedia libraries' music collection. For children aged 0 to 3, accompanied.
School courses during the holidays to strengthen what has been learned and overcome difficulties in the chosen subject, through workshops combining group and individual work, thinking and methodology.
Courses during school holidays to strengthen what has been learned and overcome difficulties in the chosen subject, through workshops combining group and individual work. For middle school students aged 11 to 17.
La Maison des Épinettes is offering a modern ballet workshop for children and young people aged 8 to 13. A free-form discipline inspired by other dance styles, it lets participants explore their physical potential in a group choreography.
An introductory workshop to circus arts: balance, juggling, aerial and floor exercises, for children aged 8 to 13.
A five-session, two-hour introductory radio workshop during school holidays, led by two radio and podcast journalists. Participants build a show from A to Z, in a group of 12 children aged 9 and up.
Stories to savor for little ears! From age 2. A selection of readings chosen by the librarians.
An introductory workshop to circus arts: balancing, juggling, aerial and floor acrobatics, for children aged 8 to 13.
During the holidays, Ilze, 9, has to look after her little brother Alex in the jungle, but he disappears. An animated film for children aged 5 and up, as part of the Animation Film Festival.
To gently discover the pleasure of cinema, come and enjoy with your family a selection of short films for the youngest children, ages 3 and up.
Come discover or rediscover the basics of knitting over a coffee with Cécile. The workshop is aimed at beginners and experienced knitters, ages 10 and up.
A selection of short films to discover gently and as a family, for very young children from 3 years old, as part of the Animation Film Festival.
Halloween at the Halles Biltoki in Issy-les-Moulineaux: candy hunt, makeup and temporary tattoos for children, then a festive banquet for young and old with live swing jazz, and a movie screening for children.
A regularly renewed selection of stories to delight little ears, for children aged 3 to 6.
Learning English while having fun and singing is possible: welcome to Mini Books! A fun introductory English workshop for 7-9 year olds.
Learning English while having fun and singing is possible: welcome to Mini Books! A fun introductory English workshop for 7-9 year olds.
A nature walk to observe the wildlife and plants of the Botanical Garden of Issy-les-Moulineaux, which holds the EcoJardin label, and to understand how animals prepare for winter. A nature outing for the whole family, from age 5.
A fun dance and movement workshop for parents, fathers and/or mothers, accompanied by their child aged 1 to 2 and a half, led by a dance therapist. No need to know how to dance.
A reading session suited to the youngest children, offered with the association Lire et Faire Lire, in connection with the programme at Le Temps des Cerises. From age 3, accompanied by an adult.
With the association Traces, a workshop to shred, grind and blend old paper and packaging to make a new sheet. From age 7, child accompanied.
An outreach event by the Musée Français de la Carte à Jouer, offered in the multimedia libraries. For all audiences from age 6.
A family workshop to discover the architecture of stadiums and build your own model, with an illustrated introduction and tactile models.
A welcoming place for babies and children under 4 years old accompanied by a familiar adult, in the spirit of Françoise Dolto's Maison Verte. There, children meet other children and adults at their own pace, without being separated from the person who reassures them.
A puppet and shadow theatre show for children aged 2 and up, to enjoy as a family: three curious little monkeys defy the ban to go and fetch mangoes.
With the association Traces, a workshop to shred, grind and blend old paper, cardboard and packaging to make a new sheet. Ages 7 and up, accompanied by an adult.
Do your children love video games but you don't know much about this world? Come and play as a family in one-hour slots, accompanied by a host who introduces the games and answers your questions.
Le Temps des Cerises exceptionally opens its doors on a few Sunday mornings for a friendly family get-together: a media library, creative workshops, readings and sweet and savoury culinary preparations that everyone can bring.
With a headset and two controllers, dive into an immersive virtual world: games, VR animated films and free digital content. Time slots can be booked from age 12.
An interactive talk to understand young people's digital habits and the educational potential of video games, with tools such as Minecraft Education. A chance to talk together about how to support these uses as a family.
Claude Jardin brings his good humor and songs to a lively family concert, for ages 4 and up, with active participation from the audience.
Stories to savor for little ears! From age 2. A selection of readings chosen by the librarians.
Screening of Bagdad Café (Out of Rosenheim) designed to welcome babies under 7 months and their carers: dimmed lights, reduced sound and a changing table. Open to everyone.
An evening around the documentary (IN)ACTION, a portrait of a family seeking solutions for the planet, followed by a discussion with the directors and a forum with committed local figures.
A fun dance and movement workshop for parents, fathers and/or mothers, accompanied by their child aged 1 to 2 and a half, led by a dance therapist. No need to know how to dance.
A very gentle moment for children from birth to 3 years old, accompanied by a parent: nursery rhymes, songs and short stories for a fun, interactive introduction to storytelling.
A read-aloud competition for children in CM1 and CM2, as a follow-up to the workshop's drama classes. Participants work on diction, breath control and stage presence using an excerpt from a book of their choice.
Are your children drawn to video games but you don't know much about this world? Come and play as a family in one-hour slots, accompanied by a facilitator who presents the games and answers your questions.
A workshop to discover excerpts from famous plays: watch, explain and put the scenes back in context to better understand the characters, plot and major themes. For children from 7 years old, accompanied.
Henri Dès celebrates 50 years of La petite Charlotte (Little Charlotte) with a show where several generations sing in unison, carried along by his guitar. A heart-to-heart moment, ages 4 and up.
Four performers tell, act out and sing the fables originally attributed to Aesop, in a world that plays with the usual conventions. A show for children to discover as a family, ages 5 and up.
A theater show for young audiences ages 3 and up, adapted from Claude Ponti: Hipollène, almost grown up, falls all the way to the roots of the Endless Tree and begins a great journey.
A friendly video game evening with a tournament and surprise mini-games, open to beginners and competitors alike, for young people aged 11 to 17.
Workshop to discover how to use a laser cutter-engraver and design and then engrave your own creation, based on the current theme. For ages 11-15.
Screening of short films followed by a film-and-philosophy workshop led by Véronique Delille, for children ages 6 and up and their families.
A family concert where Ego the sperm whale and Yaya the panda set off on a boat trip to New York, with songs about ecology, gender and inequality, performed with sensitivity and humour.
A funny and highly visual theatre show, blending mime and slapstick, about the eventful friendship between Méli and Mélo. For families, ages 4 and up.
A creative workshop at lunchtime to discover the Minilab's machines and practices, with guest speakers. Open to everyone, it is also a chance to present your projects and join the maker community.
Stories and nursery rhymes with kamishibai, little Japanese paper theatres, for children under three accompanied by an adult.
A workshop to discover an artist or an artistic movement by exploring the works of the Digital Museum (Micro-Folie), followed by a creative workshop to share with your child.
A regularly renewed selection of stories to delight little ears, for children aged 3 to 6.
Alex, a sixth-grade student, claims to be playing a video game invented from scratch, inspired by his favourite book. A show for ages 9 and up.
A fun dance and movement workshop for parents, father and/or mother, accompanied by their child aged 1 to 2 and a half, led by a dance therapist. No need to know how to dance: a time for sharing, playing and discovery.