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Our literary meetings: Plume à la page

Photo : Bibliothèque Saint-Eloi

Nov 21Free

Our literary meetings: Plume à la page

Did you like a book or a film? Would you like to share it with other enthusiasts and curious people? Participate in our literary meeting Plume à la page! With LSF/FR interpreters present.

Bibliothèque Saint-Eloi (Paris 12th)

Part of the La culture à pleines mains programme

About

"Plume à la page" is the Saint-Eloi readers' café. In a friendly atmosphere, discover books and films that are favorites of the librarians and other participants.

Don't hesitate to come and share your recommendations!

Open to everyone, with LSF/FR interpreters present.

Saturday, November 21, 10:30 AM

all audiences, 15 years and older

free admission

Our take on this event

Step into a cozy local gathering where books and movies take center stage. Whether you are looking for your next obsession or simply want to chat with fellow readers, this is the perfect spot to discover hidden gems and share your own recent favorites.

Join the Saint-Eloi Library for the latest edition of Plume à la page, a literary gathering held on Saturday, November 21, 2026. From 10:30 to 12:00, visitors are invited to share their favorite books and films with librarians and fellow readers in a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you are seeking new recommendations or eager to present your own, this event is open to everyone from the age of 15. Admission is completely free, and the session is fully accessible, featuring interpretation in French Sign Language (LSF) to ensure an inclusive experience for all attendees.

Plume à la page serves as the community reader's café at the Saint-Eloi Library. During the morning of November 21, 2026, from 10:30 to 12:00, participants gather to discuss recent literary and cinematic discoveries. Librarians lead the way by sharing their own personal favorites, while attendees are encouraged to contribute their own recommendations to the group conversation.

This event is open to the public for anyone aged 15 and over. Entry is free and does not require prior booking. The library is committed to accessibility, providing full access for wheelchair users and those with visual, auditory, or cognitive impairments. Notably, the session includes French Sign Language interpretation, making it a truly inclusive space for all who wish to discuss their passion for literature and film.

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