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A workshop to learn how to make original earrings from recovered fabric scraps, creating a unique and eco-friendly piece of jewellery. For all ages, from 8 years old.
A creative and tasty workshop to decorate small cakes with sugar paste on a Halloween theme: pumpkins, ghosts, spiders and little monsters. To share with family or friends, ages 6 and up.
Discover magical books to read on a tablet or smartphone using apps that bring the pictures to life. Stories, nonfiction, comics... a new way to read for teens and adults.
Storytelling show "Pattes de mouches" (Fly's Feet) by Julie Dufils, as part of the Histoires Communes festival, at the Elsa Triolet media library. Ages 8 and up.
The media library invites you to explore its selection of puzzles, suitable for everyone aged 4 and up, with a 1000-piece challenge to take on alone, with family or with friends.
Come make and decorate your own grass-head, then watch its hair grow day by day! A fun workshop for children and families, ages 6 and up.
Digital workshop to discover LibreOffice CALC, the free spreadsheet program: entering and organizing data, formatting a table and doing simple calculations. Open to teens and adults.
A writing workshop on the theme of autumn, to explore your imagination and your writing talents. Open to teens and adults, by reservation.
A friendly workshop to discover or share knitting and crochet techniques, and make a personalized phone pouch. Ages 10 and up, booking required.
An animated reading session with pop-up books, for young and old curious minds. The stories come to life as you turn the pages, full of surprises, colours and poetry.
Family picks
This weekend24 and 25 October · 30 picks ›Screening of the film "The Wild Robot" at the Elsa Triolet multimedia library, followed by a discussion with the audience. Session by reservation, ages 7 and up.
Creative workshop "Make your own dreamcatcher!": colourful feathers, beads, threads and ribbons to make a unique creation full of poetry. Open to everyone aged 7 and up, free entry.
Discover the world's greatest museums and cultural sites through digital tools: exhibitions, works of art and treasures to explore. By reservation, for teens and adults.
A storytelling show by Fred Naud, in which a wolf tells stories about ogres, as part of the Histoires Communes festival. Ages 6 and up.
Digital workshop to get familiar with LibreOffice CALC, the free spreadsheet program: entering and organizing data, formatting a table and doing simple calculations. Open to teens and adults.
A show of Christmas tales and legends titled “La marche des rois” (The March of the Kings), by Philippe Imbert, at the Elsa Triolet multimedia library. Ages 4 and up.