Halloween party at the library with your friends!
Trade the club for a stack of books and a serious dose of dread at this curated night of cinematic horror and psychological thrillers. Bring your nerve and your favorite sidekicks for a dedicated session of mystery games where your survival depends on who you trust.
Médiathèque Violette Leduc (Paris 11th)
About
On Saturday, October 31, 2026, the Violette Leduc Library hosts a special Halloween evening tailored for teenagers and young adults aged 12 and over. The program features rounds of Werewolf, a selection of treats, and a horror movie screening, the latter of which is determined by a public vote held in September. The event takes place in the 11th arrondissement from 17:00 to 21:30. Attendance is completely free of charge, though booking in advance is mandatory to secure your spot. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users.
Come and tremble within the walls of the library... we are preparing a hell of an evening for you with a werewolf game, candy, and a horror movie on the program! 🧛🏾♂️🍡🐺🍬🧟👻
Stay tuned: in September, you can vote for the movie of the evening! 🍿
From 12 years old. Free with registration at 01 55 25 80 20 or mediatheque.violette-leduc@paris.fr
Our take on this event
Get ready for a chilling experience in the heart of the 11th arrondissement. The Violette Leduc Library is throwing a spooky-themed party on October 31, 2026, specifically designed for horror enthusiasts aged 12 and up. The evening blends playful competition and dark ambiance, featuring a lively session of the Werewolf game followed by a horror movie screening.
A key highlight of this event is the collaborative aspect: in September, attendees have the opportunity to vote on which movie will be shown during the night. To round out the festivities, candies will be available while you enjoy the films. The doors will be open from 17:00 until 21:30.
Admission is free for everyone, but due to capacity limits, you must book your place in advance. The library ensures an inclusive environment and is fully accessible to wheelchair users.
