Wednesday 18 November, 13:30

What a Circus!

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.

Place des Cinq-Continents,
1217 Meyrin
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Photo Credit: DR

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