WeekSpots
Citizen First Aid (PSC) training to learn how to react in an emergency: choking, cuts, cardiac arrest, fainting. Open to everyone aged 10 and over; a certificate is issued a few days later.
A show for all ages blending humour and emotion to raise awareness of mental health and disability in a different way.
A friendly time to talk over a coffee, led by Christophe Tayeau, a couples therapist, to better understand recurring conflicts and move past blame. For parents.
A series of 4 animal-assisted workshops with Marie-Cécile and her dog Shelby, for children aged 6 to 16 accompanied by a parent or caregiver.
A visual art workshop to discover the work of sculptor and painter Calder, led by Handska from the association Le Pinceau Mille Pattes. Open to everyone aged 8 and up.
Rock festival with 12 bands on two stages, a craft village and a bar and food area. A musical event for all ages in Sartrouville.
End-of-year dance show performed by the senior students, blending classical, character dance, jazz and contemporary. For all audiences ages 4 and up.
The Puces du Val, a big neighbourhood flea market, is back for its 44th edition: a chance to hunt for bargains, give objects a second life and enjoy a friendly time in the neighbourhood.
End-of-year dance show performed by 134 young children from the Awakening and Introduction classes, on the theme of comic books.
End-of-year dance show performed by students from all levels, from classical to contemporary, including jazz and character dance. For all audiences ages 4 and up.
An interactive exhibition on mental health presented by the Sartrouville Infos Jeunes team, to take stock of what you know and challenge common misconceptions on the subject. For all audiences, free entry.