WeekSpots
A musical awakening workshop with songs and nursery rhymes, to be shared between a parent and their child aged 18 months to 3 years.
A musical awakening workshop with songs and nursery rhymes, to be shared between a parent and their child aged 10 to 18 months.
A painting workshop for kids and grown-ups, with 100% natural paints made from fruit. Bring old clothes for the children and the parents!
A tasty family moment: a chocolate workshop led by La Maison du Chocolat, for children with disabilities accompanied by their parents.
Alice invites children on a journey through stories, blending reading, imagination and music, for a moment when books come to life.
An English-language early-learning workshop for toddlers, led by Jennifer, with songs and nursery rhymes. Each child must be accompanied by a parent.
An Adapted Physical Activity session led by an instructor, for children and young people with disabilities aged 7 to 14. Motor games, obstacle courses and a variety of exercises in a safe and supportive environment.
A creative, fun activity inspired by nature: go out and gather pretty leaves to decorate your hedgehog and take home a decoration for the house. For parents and children aged 3 to 6.
A family play area combining board games, skill games for older children and a sensory play space for the little ones, for a moment of sharing and conviviality.
Board game workshop for parents, children and seniors, with an area specially adapted for toddlers.
Fun activity in English led by Jennifer, for children aged 5 to 6.
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 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.
End-of-year dance show performed by the senior students, blending classical, character dance, jazz and contemporary. For all audiences ages 4 and up.
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.
Come get your hands dirty and learn how to plant bulbs at the library! A fun and friendly workshop led by Corine Carre of the association Les Petites Graines.
A game-workshop called "Mes questions d'argent" (My money questions), developed by the Banque de France, to learn how to manage a budget while having fun. Offered by the SIJ of Sartrouville to young people aged 11 to 15.
Halloween-themed baking workshop offered by Génération séniors, to make spider cookies as a family.
Stories told by volunteer seniors from the Lire et faire Lire association, for a moment of escape for the whole family, for parents and children aged 3 to 6.
Fun recreational activities in English led by Jennifer, for children aged 5 to 6.
A workshop to learn or improve knitting and crochet, in a spirit of mutual help and friendliness, led by volunteers. Ages 10 and up, beginners or enthusiasts.
Creative workshop "pigmentarium" for 6-10 year olds, led by an art therapist: painting becomes a free game of exploration where the child creates, undoes and redoes to gain self-confidence.
A cooking workshop all about apples, to learn how to turn them into simple and tasty recipes. For parents and children aged 6 and up.
An escape game set in the world of Estelle Mialon's novel Sorcel'Académie (Sorcel'Academy), led by the author: the goal is to find the final page of Helya's cursed grimoire. Ages 9 and up.
Creative workshop "Pigmentarium" for children aged 3 to 5 accompanied by their parents, led by an art therapist: painting becomes a free game of exploration.
Little Montessori Workshop in English for parents and children aged 15 months to 3 years, with activities in practical life, gross motor skills, sensory discovery and the development of communication and language.
A creative leisure workshop entirely in English on the theme of Halloween, led by Jennifer & Lucie, for children aged 7 to 10.
An interactive show-workshop to discover Brazil: make a shaker from natural materials, then take part in a concert driven by guitar, cavaquinho and percussion.
Screening of three short films adapted from Sylvia Vanden Heede's books, in which Bernard the fox and Lola the rabbit, two great friends, live in a den in the heart of a forest. For children ages 4 and up.
Screening of the animated film "La vie de château: mon enfance à Versailles" (Life in a Castle: My Childhood at Versailles), adapted from Clémence Madeleine Perdrillat's novel. Session for children ages 7 and up.
The Fun Club offers creative and fun workshops in English for 7-10 year olds: games, challenges, hands-on activities and conversation to practise the language while having fun.
Sewing workshop to make and personalize a Halloween mask at the Maison de la famille, with two sessions depending on the children's age.
A series of 2 hands-on workshops co-led by a sophrologist and a special education teacher, to make after-school time calmer and rediscover the pleasure of learning. For parents and children aged 8 to 12.
Theater workshop in English on the theme of fear, led by Conor Short of the Break an Egg Company. Four mandatory sessions for children aged 10 to 12.
Screening of the short film "Au fil de l'eau" (Down the River), a fantastical and wacky adventure of the Quiquoi, for children ages 3 and up accompanied by a parent.
Creative workshop to personalise a Halloween candy bag, a sweet and fun time to go home ready for the candy hunt. For parents and children aged 3 to 6.
A friendly workshop to learn the basics of knitting and swap tips with volunteer knitters. Beginners welcome, ages 10 and up, a parent must be present.
A creative workshop for learning or perfecting knitting and crochet, in a spirit of mutual help and friendliness, led by volunteers. Whether beginners or enthusiasts, everyone progresses at their own pace.
Rhyme Time is a musical session led by Jennifer, offering very young children a gentle and fun immersion in the English language through songs and nursery rhymes. Each child must be accompanied by a parent.
An Adapted Physical Activity session led by an instructor, for children and young people with disabilities aged 7 to 14. Motor games, obstacle courses and a variety of exercises in a safe and caring setting.
"Playtime" activity at the Stendhal Library: fun recreation sessions in English led by Jennifer, for children aged 5 to 6.
A reading session led by librarians for children under 3, to encourage bonding between parents and children and introduce little ones to the pleasure of reading.
As part of the Yvelines Theatre festival, Collectif Usine & Cie presents the vaudeville "Les Courtes de Couteline" (Couteline's Short Plays), based on Georges Courteline. A free show for all audiences ages 12 and up.
Children with disabilities are cared for in a reassuring setting suited to their needs, while parents and carers can enjoy a real break.
Picture books read aloud by librarians, for children aged 2 to 6 accompanied by a parent. Free entry, no registration.
The Fun Club offers creative and fun workshops to practise English while having a good time: games, challenges, hands-on activities and conversations in English, so you learn without even noticing!
Picture books read aloud by librarians, for children aged 2 to 6 accompanied by a parent. Free entry, no registration.
Discussions about books, comics, manga and films with the librarians, followed by a meeting and a writing workshop with author Florence Valéro. For ages 10-14.
An Adapted Physical Activity session led by an instructor, for children and young people with disabilities aged 7 to 14: movement games, obstacle courses and a variety of exercises in a safe and supportive setting.
A wild and joyful adaptation of the tale "Un chat botté" (Puss in Boots), performed by two actors who play every role, with live Gypsy music by violinist Eric Slabiak. Ages 6 and up.
An educational show for children adapted from the podcast "Petit Vulgaire" (Little Vulgar), where the children choose the topics. A time to laugh and learn, which parents will enjoy too.
An interactive show by the company La mécanique de l'instant about self-image in adolescence, between how others see you, social media and the pressure of norms. Ages 12 and up.
A friendly, hands-on workshop to discover the basics of French sign language as a family, through games and learning everyday signs. Offered in partnership with the Pavillon Séraphine.
A creative workshop where children imagine a colourful sculpture mixing clay, aluminium wire, beads and cardboard, in the style of Alexander Calder. A sensory moment to share between parents and children.
Creative family workshop: children aged 5 to 8 make a heart-shaped decoration on a cardboard base, while 9-12 year-olds are introduced to weaving on a small loom.
A calm space to discover or rediscover watercolor painting, open to children and parents alike. A soothing, creative moment to enjoy as a family!
Creative art workshop "Little Critters": drawing, colouring, origami and modelling clay creations for parents and children, as part of the XXL Workshop "Little Explorers – Insect Discovery Mission".
A creative and friendly workshop for young and old on the theme of family: collage, cutting and assembling a collective relief mural. Presented by Sartrouville Animation, with free admission during the Family Forum.