Who eats what? Pop-up workshop for little ones!

Bring your little ones to turn paper pages into jumping creatures that gobble up their favorite treats. This hands-on session is a fantastic way to master the art of pop-up books while exploring the funny dining habits of the animal kingdom.

The François Villon Library hosts a creative pop-up workshop for children aged 4 and up on Saturday, November 14, 2026. Inspired by Annette Tamarkin's book Qui mange quoi, this session allows young participants to discover the eating habits of various colorful animals. Through the art of paper engineering, children will craft their own interactive pop-up creatures with articulated mouths. This event is free of charge and takes place from 10:30 to 12:30. Located in the 10th arrondissement, the venue is wheelchair accessible, ensuring a welcoming environment for all little creators to explore their imagination.

On Saturday, November 14, 2026, join the François Villon Library for a hands-on pop-up workshop centered around the children's book Qui mange quoi by Annette Tamarkin. Running from 10:30 to 12:30, the activity invites children aged 4 and older to identify the diets of familiar animals like dogs, birds, and frogs. By opening the book's flaps, participants will uncover surprising food combinations in a fun and interactive way.

Following the discovery phase, the workshop shifts to creation. Using pop-up techniques, children will build their own animated animal character. This guided session encourages young minds to experiment with paper structures to create movement. The event is completely free. The library is fully accessible to wheelchair users, providing a comfortable space for families in the 10th arrondissement to enjoy this artistic experience together.