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Christmas Storytelling

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Dec 19Free

Christmas Storytelling

Step inside and escape the biting chill with an immersive storytelling session that warms the heart. Local tale-spinners are breathing life into classic winter narratives, offering a cozy retreat from the city buzz. It is the perfect spot to slow down and rediscover the simple joy of a good story.

Bibliothèque Gutenberg (Paris 15th)

About

The Bibliothèque Gutenberg welcomes you for a cozy winter morning during the Racontages de Noël event. On Saturday, 19 December 2026, from 10:30 to 11:15, come and listen to festive stories shared by the library's storytellers in a warm and intimate setting. This event is free and open to everyone aged 3 and up. Located in the 15th arrondissement, the library ensures full accessibility for visitors, including those in wheelchairs as well as individuals with cognitive, hearing, or visual impairments, ensuring a comfortable experience for all who wish to celebrate the holiday season through literature.

During this holiday season, come brave the freezing temperatures and warm yourself to the sound of the voices of the Gutenberg storytellers.

Cozy atmosphere guaranteed.

Registration required, open to all.

Our take on this event

Celebrate the festive season at the Bibliothèque Gutenberg with the Racontages de Noël. Scheduled for Saturday, 19 December 2026, this storytelling session invites visitors to escape the winter chill and enjoy a warm, cozy atmosphere. The event takes place from 10:30 to 11:15, featuring tales brought to life by the library's talented narrators.

The session is free to attend and welcomes guests aged 3 and older. Please note that advance registration is required to secure your spot. The library is fully equipped to accommodate all visitors, offering access for wheelchair users, individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, visitors who are blind or partially sighted, and those with cognitive disabilities.

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