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A circus performance by Johann Le Guillerm: a wooden creature, assembled by handlers, builds and unbuilds itself in a slow, shifting walk. A family show, for ages 3 and up.
Hands-on activities and science experiments to discover how digestion works and how smells and flavours are turned into perceptions. Ages 6 and up, for young and old.
An educational and interactive show combining theatre and music, which uses humour to address balanced eating, personal hygiene and the joy of moving, for children aged 3 to 8.
Hands-on activities and science experiments to discover how digestion works and how smells and flavours are turned into perceptions. Ages 6 and up, for young and old.
An educational and interactive show combining theatre and music, which uses humour to address balanced eating, personal hygiene and the joy of moving, for children aged 3 to 8.
A family musical show with five artist-musicians, blending a live pop concert, comedy and songs, centred on Ego, a young sperm whale who sets sail with Yaya the Panda.
A travelling exhibition on the history of construction toys, with modular crates and hands-on workshops where you can play with thousands of pieces. A fun, family-friendly approach to architecture.
A family workshop to discover how a 19th-century rental building was organized by recreating period interiors in a small origami house, for ages 8 and up.
An exhibition-workshop on the history of construction toys, with around forty objects from the collection of the Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine, where visitors can experiment with thousands of pieces.
A traveling exhibition on the history of construction toys, with modular crates and hands-on workshops where you can handle thousands of pieces. A fun, family-friendly way to discover the basics of architecture.
Games for family or friends to discover the city's architectural heritage, running continuously.
An exhibition-workshop on the history of construction toys, with around forty objects from the collection of the Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine, where visitors can experiment with thousands of pieces.
Games for family or friends to discover the city's architectural heritage, running continuously.
During the October holidays, Espace Pierre-Delanoë offers creative workshops (costume making, toy making) and an outing to the Musée du jouet de Poissy, to share with the family.
Clay modelling workshop with self-hardening clay for children on the theme of Halloween: creating figurines in autumn colours, with learning to carve textures and use moulds and tools.
A drawing workshop for children on the theme of Halloween: each child creates their own cabinet of curiosities of strange creatures, with colouring in Indian ink and coloured inks.
A three-hour workshop where young artists discover the traditional colors and motifs of the Mexican Day of the Dead and create a mixed-media composition.
Roller skating course open to all levels, from beginner to most experienced, for children from the last year of nursery school to Year 5, supervised by a qualified professional.
Italyamo offers a series of read-aloud sessions in Italian for children from age 3, at the Marc-Ferro library. The session on Wednesday, October 7, 2026 has the theme "I am as I am / Io sono quel che sono".
Screening of Bertrand Delapierre's documentary on food and its environmental cost, as part of the Documentary Film Month and the Science Festival. For all audiences ages 12 and up.
An educational and interactive show that uses humour to address balanced eating, personal hygiene and the joy of moving, for children aged 3 to 8 accompanied by their parents.
An educational and interactive show that uses humour to address balanced eating, personal hygiene and the joy of moving, blending theatre, music and participation from young audiences.
Construction workshop with Kapla and TomTec on the theme of spectacular large buildings, as part of the "Architectures" events. All ages from 4 and up, children and adults build together.
Contemporary circus show by the Compagnie Hors Surface, created by Damien Droin: six acrobats move between a plexiglass wall and two trampolines. A visual and poetic journey for young and old.
Musical adaptation of Andersen's tale "The Little Match Girl", directed by David Rozen: Emma, swept into an imaginary kingdom, sets out to save her grandmother. A show to see with the family.
An exhibition combining Nicolas Gouny's illustrations with short texts on food, the farming profession, mass production and environmental dangers. Ages 6 and up, as part of the 2026 Science Festival.
A visual history of humans' relationship with food, through diet, health, gastronomy, advertising and fashion trends. Presented by the Musée du Vivant / Agroparistech as part of the Fête de la Science 2026, suitable from age 12.
AS Fourqueux Football is organizing a football camp for young female and male footballers, with a varied programme of technical sessions, tests, tournaments and games.
Animated picture books from l'école des loisirs are shown on the cabin's screen, in the children's areas of the multimedia library. From age 3, free and open to all.