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Diorama Workshop - Agatha Scenes
Step into the shoes of a crime scene detective by crafting your own intricate dioramas inspired by the legendary Agatha Christie. This hands-on workshop is perfect for families and curious minds who love storytelling through papercraft and detail. Grab your scissors and unleash your inner investigator to recreate the most iconic mysteries on a tiny scale.
Bibliothèque Gutenberg (Paris 15th)
Part of the Agatha Christie events in Paris libraries programme
About
The Gutenberg Library hosts a special diorama-making workshop inspired by the works of Agatha Christie on Saturday, December 12, 2026. From 15:00 to 17:00, participants aged 6 and up are invited to use cutting and pasting techniques to recreate iconic scenes from famous detective novels. This free event in the 15th arrondissement is designed to be inclusive, offering accessibility for wheelchair users, as well as those with hearing, visual, or cognitive impairments. Pre-registration is required to secure your spot at this hands-on creative session dedicated to classic mystery literature.
If you love cutting/collaging, Agatha Christie novels, and creating scale models - this workshop is for you!
Come with your family to create dioramas representing legendary scenes from the novels of the undisputed Queen of crime fiction.
Grab your rulers, pencils, and scissors. And don't forget your little grey cells!
Intergenerational workshop, registration required, ages 6 and up.
Our take on this event
Step into the world of Agatha Christie for an afternoon of storytelling and model making. On Saturday, December 12, 2026, the Gutenberg Library offers an intergenerational workshop where participants use paper crafts to build miniature dioramas based on the most legendary scenes from the Queen of Crime's body of work.
Running from 15:00 to 17:00, this session invites children aged 6 and older and their families to bring their creativity and attention to detail. Please note that registration is mandatory to attend this free event held in the 15th arrondissement of Paris.
The venue is fully committed to accessibility, ensuring that everyone can take part in the activity. The library is equipped for wheelchair access and is tailored to accommodate individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, blind or visually impaired, or those with cognitive disabilities.
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