Driven by a deep passion for Japan’s arts and culture, this workshop invites preteens to explore the technique and visual language of manga portraiture. Young mangakas will learn to draw a characteristic portrait—large expressive eyes, simplified mouth, dynamic hair—focusing on clean strokes and controlled lines. The session explains the specific rules and expressive vocabulary of manga, helping participants sharpen observational skills and develop creativity through structured exercises and guided practice.
In French.
Flavie Ndam, known as Flappillon, leads a hands-on workshop combining drawing and storytelling. Following a short picture-book reading about the circus, participants are invited to illustrate their own stories, experimenting with characters, colours and stage-like compositions. The activity develops imagination, visual expression and collaborative sharing between children and their accompanying adults. No prior experience required; materials and guided instructions are provided.
In French.
Author Blaise Hofmann presents his book Artisanes, a literary and photographic exploration of nineteen women artisans in Romandy. Drawing on encounters with a blacksmith, glassblower, luthier and tattoo artist, Hofmann examines transmission, artisanal expertise and the choice to work differently from today’s fast pace. He will discuss the human and creative processes behind the project and share insights from his collaboration with photographer Vincent Guignet.
In French.
Performed by Louise Crasnier and Guénolé Juvin, this sparkling song programme channels the spirit of Anne Sylvestre through two voices and a guitar. The duo wanders between fragile tenderness and sharp humour, delivering songs that stroke, shake and open the chest to breathe deeper. Their intimate interplay and storytelling revive timeless portraits of words, birds and daily life, moving the audience to laughter and tears within a stripped-back musical frame.
In French.
Explore Sophie Moronval and Johan Pegot’s picture book The Rainbow of Happiness and discover how feelings can shine in colour. During a lively reading and hands-on workshop, children will create their own tissue-paper rainbows, layering soft textures and bright hues to express memories and emotions. The session combines storytelling, sensory play and gentle crafting to spark imagination and encourage sharing. Parents or caregivers join to help younger artists and celebrate each luminous creation.
In French. Kids ages 3 and up.
L’Audace du papillon explores rebirth after crisis through a delicate blend of storytelling, theatre and movement. At 55, Denise’s life shifts and the piece follows her awakening — renewed desires, daring gestures and reclaimed vitality. In a spare, choreographic staging where every movement bears the text, the work honours those who rise, reinvent and choose to inhabit life with intensity.
In French.
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