WeekSpots
Come and discover or rediscover a selection of board games for all ages and all tastes. Whether you are a beginner or an expert player, we have something to entertain you!
A workshop for making origami bats that children can personalize: eyes, teeth, expressions and other little monstrous details.
A creative workshop to make a monstrous candy basket from recycled materials, at the Ressourcerie La Fabrica.
Halloween Party 2026 at the MUS in Suresnes: come and discover the museum in a spooky atmosphere, with a puzzle game. The youngest will need help from the older ones.
A creative workshop to make a monstrous candy basket from recycled materials, at the Ressourcerie La Fabrica.
For Halloween, the downtown media library is offering two creative workshops for children: making a vampire frame and anti-stress balls shaped like pumpkins and ghosts.
After a talk, a board game to test your knowledge about bats: myths and legends, biology, ecology, diet and species protection. In partnership with the Ecological Transition department.
A selection of stories chosen by the librarians, to share with little ones aged 0 to 3 and their parents.
Creative writing workshop for ages 11-16, led by a professional in partnership with Le Labo des histoires, at the Centre-Ville multimedia library.
Workshop "Les Z'inventeurs" (The Z'inventors) for 8-11 year olds: through small collaborative projects, discover while having fun how electricity, mechanics or model-making work.
Family picks
This weekend31 October to 1 November · 30 picks ›A story-reading session for children from 0 to 3 years old, led by the librarians of the city-centre media library. A moment to share around books for little ones and their parents.
A little girl with no name crosses a forest between day and night and meets amazing characters. A poetic and sensory show, carried by voices and music, for children from 3 years old.
A workshop at the MUS in Suresnes, tied to the exhibition Le Corps au travail (The Body at Work), where participants reproduce the sower's gesture and prepare their seedlings in terracotta pots that they decorate. Ages 5 and up.
Workshop to design your own literary recommendation map, led by Nathan Lévêque, as part of the Suresnes Teen Book Fair. Ages 11 and up.
A 30-minute escape game in which participants must restore the security systems and escape before a creature crosses the border between worlds. Ages 11 and up.
The City of Suresnes is organizing the 10th edition of the Teen Book Fair at the Médiathèque Centre-Ville, with author meet-and-greets, book signings, workshops, an escape game and the Battle The Write.
Workshop on creating an illuminated initial and a magic recipe with author Flore Vesco, ages 9 and up.
Two writing and collage workshops led by Coline Pierré, to choose from: "Des amis de rêve" (Dream Friends) or "Hausser la voix" (Raise Your Voice), for young people aged 10 and up, as part of the Suresnes Teen Book Fair.
Team writing battle, hosted by Kamel Benaouda, Camille Anssel and Martin Meyronne, to reveal your writing and public speaking talents. Ages 10 and up.
The Suresnes Teen Book Fair is celebrating its 10th anniversary: meet the authors and get your books signed, creative workshops, escape game, writing battle, then the awards ceremony and a party with buffet and DJ.
An interactive show adapted by Guillaume Alix from a four-book series of choose-your-own-adventure books: armed with a remote control, the audience votes and influences the course of the story. Ages 6 and up.
A workshop where you can have fun customising the iconic video game Pacman by coding in Scratch.
A story-reading session with stories chosen by the librarians, to share with parents. A accompanying adult must be present and registered.
An open session for everyone to discover the basics of first aid and learn how to react to everyday accidents.
A workshop to discover the tools of farm workers, such as the winnower's winnowing basket, then make your own accessory from woven plant material, in connection with the exhibition Le Corps au travail, 1850-1939 (The Body at Work, 1850-1939).
A story reading session for children ages 4 to 7, led by librarians. A caregiver must be present and registered.
Story reading session for children aged 4 to 7, accompanying adult required.
Computer-Assisted Music (MAO) workshop for children aged 8 to 15, led by Arnaud Girard, a Conservatoire teacher, in partnership with the Conservatoire.
A workshop to introduce children to contemporary music and get them started with new technologies through Computer-Assisted Music, led by a teacher from the Conservatoire.
A workshop to introduce children to contemporary music and teach them about new technologies through computer-assisted music.
A workshop to introduce children to contemporary music and teach them about new technologies through Computer-Assisted Music, led by a teacher from the Conservatoire.
A workshop for everyone aged 5 and up, where visitors discover the role of women in the 19th-century world of work and make their own laundry detergent from natural products.
Story reading session by librarians for children ages 4 to 7, at the Poterie multimedia library, with a caregiver required to be present.
A story reading session for children aged 4 to 7, with librarians telling magical, funny and surprising stories. A accompanying adult must be present and registered.
A 2 km race for children kicking off the sporting morning of the Christmas Run, in a festive atmosphere.
A 5 km race in a festive atmosphere in Suresnes, preceded by a 2 km race for children, in aid of AFM-Téléthon.
Workshop linked to the exhibition Le Corps au travail, 1850-1939 (The Body at Work, 1850-1939): participants discover the trades of a building site and then build a miniature house with bricks, cement and trowels. From age 5, an adult must accompany the child.
Story reading session for children aged 0 to 3, led by librarians. A moment to share around books with little ones and their parents.
A selection of stories chosen by librarians, to share with very young children and their parents. Session for babies aged 0 to 3, accompanied by an adult.
A story-reading session with stories chosen by the librarians, to be shared between toddlers and parents. A caregiver must be present and registered.