Wednesday 25 March, 15:30

Butter Hat and Glass Slipper

Step into a storytelling whirlwind led by Cécile Bergame. She puts on a butter hat, slips into a spiderweb dress, and dances in tiny glass slippers. Tales tumble out — whimsical, strange, and tender. Children will listen, imagine bright textures, soft voices, and surprising turns. They will follow poetic scenes, picture bold images, and feel curiosity stretch like a ribbon. Moments of laughter and quiet wonder open doors to new stories and possibilities.

In French. Kids ages 4 and up.

6 chemin du Bois-Ecard,
1228 Plan-les-Ouates
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Photo Credit: DR

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