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Parent-Child Workshop
The Corps à Cœur association invites you to a parent-child workshop, perfect for sharing a family moment with creative activities, away from screens and in music. Free admission.
Paris 11th
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💛 Parent-child workshop with the Corps à Cœur association 💛
Come and share a sweet moment as a family, away from screens and to the sound of music!
🎭 Puppet show
🎨 Painting and creative activities
📖 Tales and stories
🎶 Nursery rhymes
👏 Body percussion
✨ And many other awakening activities to discover, create, play, and share together!
A moment of complicity, creativity, and discovery, for young and old alike. 🌈
🎟️ Free admission — Everyone is welcome!
Our take on this event
Step away from the digital noise and reconnect with your little ones through music, art, and pure play. From interactive puppet shows to hands-on creative stations, this is where imagination takes center stage for both kids and grown-ups. It is the perfect cozy escape to bond, create, and simply enjoy some quality family time together.
The Corps à Cœur association hosts family workshops at the Maison de la Vie Associative et Citoyenne in the 11th arrondissement. These sessions offer a space for families to connect through music, painting, and storytelling, away from digital screens. Lasting from 15:00 to 17:00, each gathering focuses on shared creative play, including body percussion and puppet shows. The event is entirely free and designed to be inclusive, with full accessibility for wheelchair users as well as hearing and visually impaired participants. It is a wonderful way to enjoy creative exploration and bond together in a welcoming environment.
Located at 8 rue du Général Renault, the Maison de la Vie Associative et Citoyenne in the 11th arrondissement serves as the venue for this series of family workshops organized by Corps à Cœur. Sessions run from 15:30 to 17:00 on selected Saturdays between November 21, 2026, and June 12, 2027. The program covers a variety of sensory and artistic activities, such as puppet theater, creative painting, storytelling, nursery rhymes, and body percussion, all aimed at fostering complicity and fun between parents and children.
Participation is free of charge and open to all. The organizers emphasize inclusivity, ensuring that the venue is wheelchair accessible and that all activities are suitable for deaf, hard-of-hearing, blind, and visually impaired attendees. This is a unique opportunity to spend time together in an environment dedicated to creativity, discovery, and shared experiences away from daily distractions.










