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A fun family workshop to discover aromatic plants and scents, with sensory games and the chance to create your own perfume to take home.
As part of the Family Forum, two activity leaders offer makeup for children all day long, for the enjoyment of young and old alike. Presented by Sartrouville Animation, free admission.
An exploration workshop to discover the insects and small creatures hidden in the forest litter, with equipment from Opie. Free access, for parents and children aged 5 and up.
Come and turn your family portrait into a manga character with the help of AI. A photobooth is available all day, free to use, for all ages.
An XXL workshop with 10 areas of fun activities to explore as a family to help children become more independent in everyday life, with a free-access motor skills course.
A workshop for observing live insects in terrariums, offered by Opie as part of the XXL Workshop “Mission: Discover Insects”. Stick insects, crickets, cockroaches and other giant insects to discover with free admission, for parents and children.
An exhibition to discover how insects, whether predators, recyclers or pollinators, help in the garden, with a free-access workshop. For parents and children aged 5 and up.
A fun, eco-friendly workshop where children get an introduction to basic woodworking by building a cotillon crossbow from repurposed materials. Parents and children ages 6 and up.
A creative workshop to celebrate the world of cinema: participants make their own sparkling Palme d'Or and a star portrait. For parents and children aged 3 to 6.
A three-stop journey — acting, sound effects and dubbing, stop-motion — to discover the world behind the scenes of cinema as a family and try your hand at acting, sound and frame-by-frame animation.
Science workshop on alchemy, for parents and children aged 6 and up. The event is cancelled.
A science workshop to unravel the mysteries of light and understand how technical discoveries gave life to cinema, from the thaumatrope to virtual reality. Parents and children ages 6 and up.
A show blending theatre, singing, visual arts and languages, conceived as an interactive journey for parents and their children aged 6 months to 3 years.
A children's show in which Doudi, Charlie's cuddly toy, goes through sadness, fear, disgust, anger and joy while searching for his friend. For children aged 0 to 6 accompanied by their parents.
Screening of "Mon 1er ciné : Les toutes petites créatures" (My First Cinema: The Tiny Little Creatures), a series of claymation short films for young children. Running time about 30 minutes, with one parent required to attend.
A family science workshop to uncover the secrets of the magicians of light, with fun experiments on polarizing filters and stage lighting. Parents and children ages 6 and up.
Children make their own colourful sculpture in the style of Alexander Calder, using cardboard, paint, felt-tip pens and stickers, and take their work home. Parents and children aged 6 to 14.
A fun, colorful workshop to create unique bracelets and keychains with beads, threads and charms. Kids and adults alike let their creativity run wild and go home with their own creations.
Free childcare for children already in school, from the first year of nursery school, whose parents are visiting the Family Forum. On the programme: making bracelets and magnets, pretend play and construction games.
A creative workshop where parents and children press the imprint of leaves and flowers into clay to create a raised design, with two sessions depending on age.
A parent-child philosophy meetup led by Dominique Paquet, playwright and philosopher, to think together about the question: is cheating a good way to get what you want? A moment of friendly dialogue for the whole family, ages 6 and up.
Screening of the animated film "Zootopia 2", a free cinema session for children aged 6 and up.
A creative workshop where parents and children turn leaves, flowers and plants into unique prints on papers of different textures, like apprentice linocut artists.
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.
"Valentina", a moving tale by Caroline Guiela Nguyen about maternal love, drawn from personal accounts and carried by live music. A theatre show for all audiences, ages 10 and up.
Alone in France with her sick mother, nine-year-old Valentina becomes her interpreter and reshapes words to soften reality. A tale about the love between mother and daughter, in French and Romanian with surtitles, ages 10 and up.
Picture books read aloud by librarians, for children aged 2 to 6 accompanied by a parent. Free entry, no registration.
The company Les Écriés presents a "Reading Bar": stories whispered in your ear for all ages. A friendly activity to share with the family, ages 6 and up.
A friendly knitting workshop with volunteer knitters: learn the basics, swap tips and create together over a drink. Beginners welcome, from age 10 with a parent required to be present.
Two explorer-singers set off in search of a disappeared bird, in a nest-cabin where animated images, songs and soundscapes invite young audience members on a poetic quest around language. Ages 3 and up.
An Adapted Physical Activity session led by an instructor, for children and young people with disabilities aged 7 to 14, in a safe and caring environment.
A theatre show combining polyphonic singing and animated images, in which two explorer-singers set off in search of a disappeared bird. A playful and gentle show about our connection to nature, for young audiences.
A reading activity led by librarians for children under 3, with a parent required to be present, to encourage the parent-child bond and introduce very young children to the pleasure of reading.
Picture books read aloud by librarians, for children aged 2 to 6 accompanied by a parent. Free entry, no registration.
A theatre show combining polyphonic singing and animated images, in which two explorer-singers set off in search of a disappeared bird. A playful and gentle show about our connection to nature, for young audiences.
A gathering to talk about books, comics, manga and films, and to discover the librarians' favourites.
Led by Jennifer, this musical session offers little ones 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 educator, for children and young people with disabilities: 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.