WeekSpots
Photography is celebrating its 200th anniversary: discover its history and how it has evolved, then make your own cyanotype, an early photographic process. For all ages from 8 upwards, children accompanied by an adult.
A session of readings and nursery rhymes about childhood portraits, for very young children accompanied by an adult.
Activity "Little Ghosts and Other Monsters" for children aged 3 to 6: sensory play, stories, handling objects and small artistic creations.
A session of readings and nursery rhymes about childhood portraits, for very young children aged 1 to 3 accompanied by an adult.
A tender, poetic show in which Oscar, a dreamer who looks up at the sky, sees the clouds talk and change shape. A blend of humour and gentleness, an imaginary journey for children.
A mystery workshop for teenagers and young adults aged 13 to 19: discussion about discoveries, interests and inspirations, followed by a creative, fun or surprising activity whose content remains secret.
A programme of 5 animated short films on the theme of the elements, for very young children from 2 years old, at the Louis-Daquin municipal cinema. A lively screening to guide children in their discovery of cinema.
A story yoga session titled “The Sky Is Falling” for children aged 3 to 6 accompanied by an adult, inspired by a Lithuanian tale, combining storytelling and poses. Mat provided, please wear suitable clothing.
As part of Documentary Film Month, a screening of short films and excerpts from documentaries exploring children's daily lives on different continents. For children aged 7 and up, booking required.
A rock concert for young audiences where Virginie Lacour and Axl Mathot, joined by a drummer, talk to children about their reality and their future through songs with catchy melodies.
Family picks
This weekend7 and 8 November · 30 picks ›Screening of the American animated film directed by Fawn Veerasunthorn, Jason Hand and Josie Trinidad, lasting 1h49, at the Cinéma municipal Louis-Daquin. A breakfast is offered from 10am for ticket-holding viewers.
A musical and sensory show by Linda Edsjö for children aged 0 to 5, inspired by Sophie Vissière's "Le Petit livre des grandes choses" (The Little Book of Big Things), blending sound objects, melodies and stories.
Christmas activity for children aged 3 to 6: sensory play, stories, handling objects and small arts and crafts, respecting the pace of very young children.
A circus show inspired by the Arabian Nights: acrobatics, juggling, balancing acts, aerial dances and music, with Aladdin, Jasmine, the Genie and Jafar. No dialogue, suitable for ages 5 and up.
A story yoga session inspired by the Lithuanian tale "The Sky Is Falling", combining storytelling and poses to spark the imagination of children aged 3 to 6, accompanied by an adult.
A story yoga session titled "Le Ciel dégringole" (The Sky Is Falling) for children aged 3 to 6 accompanied by an adult, at the Médiathèque Édouard Glissant. Booking required, mat provided, suitable clothing recommended.
Candle drawing workshop for teenagers and young adults aged 13 to 19. Come with your imagination; everything else is provided.
Digital magic show "Digital Illusionists" by The French Twins (Tony and Jordan), directed by Nicolas Nebot, blending illusion, technology and interactivity.
A storytelling session for children aged 4 to 7: picture books come to life for a moment of dreaming and sharing, page after page.
Preview of an American animated film in which an Angry Bird must face his greatest challenge: surviving fatherhood while saving the world. A breakfast is offered to ticket-holders.