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Halloween Seedling Gamers
Step into a whimsical world of goofy ghosts and silly potions where family fun meets a touch of magical mystery. Kids get to master board games designed for quick thinking and big laughs without the traditional spooky dread. Join the table for a lively session where building new friendships is as important as winning the game.
Bibliothèque Maurice Genevoix (Paris 18th)
About
The Maurice Genevoix library hosts a special Halloween edition of Graine de joueurs on Saturday, October 31, 2026. From 10:30 to 12:00, children aged 3 and up are invited to explore a selection of board games featuring friendly ghosts, clumsy monsters, and wacky potions. This morning session focuses on observation, memory, and cooperative play in a festive, non-scary environment. The event is free of charge and fully accessible to wheelchair users and visitors with cognitive disabilities. It is a perfect opportunity for young children to engage with games that encourage patience and logical thinking within the 18th arrondissement.
Do you dare to face the strangest creatures in the library?
For this special Halloween edition of Seedling Gamers, little apprentice wizards can discover a selection of fun, age-appropriate games: observation, memory, mazes, speed, and guaranteed laughs!
Between clumsy monsters, funny ghosts, and wacky potions, everyone will find something to enjoy in a festive atmosphere full of surprises.
A friendly moment to play together, develop observation skills, and share a happy Halloween without being scared!
Board games allow children to learn to wait for their turn, respect simple rules, observe, cooperate, and solve small challenges while having fun.
Our take on this event
On Saturday, October 31, 2026, the Maurice Genevoix library invites children to a special Graine de joueurs event celebrating Halloween. Running from 10:30 to 12:00, the session offers a variety of age-appropriate board games, including mazes, speed challenges, and memory tasks. Participants will encounter a cast of funny ghosts and quirky creatures while developing essential social skills such as turn-taking, cooperation, and rule-following in a joyful, pressure-free setting.
This activity is designed to be inclusive and welcoming. The venue is fully accessible for wheelchair users and is equipped to accommodate children with cognitive disabilities. The goal is to provide a fun-filled morning where children can enjoy the spirit of Halloween through interactive play and collective discovery.
The event is free to attend. To secure a spot, families must book in advance by contacting the library staff directly on-site, via telephone, or by email. Join us at 19 rue Tristan Tzara in the 18th district of Paris for this creative and entertaining morning.
