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Little Artist's Workshop, Halloween Special!
Let your little goblins swap their trick-or-treat bags for brushes and creative chaos. Through the magic of negative space, they will conjure up ghosts and bats in a session designed to unleash their inner artist before the spooky night begins.
Bibliothèque Maurice Genevoix (Paris 18th)
About
The Maurice Genevoix library in the 18th arrondissement is hosting a special Halloween-themed art workshop for children aged 3 to 6 on Saturday, October 31, 2026. From 10:30 to 12:00, young participants will explore negative printing techniques using paper silhouettes and paint stamps to create spooky figures like bats and pumpkins. This creative session encourages fine motor skills and sensory observation. The event is free of charge and fully accessible to children in wheelchairs or with cognitive disabilities, provided that a booking is made in advance with the library staff.
For Halloween, children will discover an amazing artistic technique: negative printing. Using cut-out silhouettes and paint stamps, they will magically make ghosts, bats, pumpkins, and other mysterious creatures appear.
; Credits: CocoThis playful workshop invites the youngest ones to experiment with shapes, colors, and visual effects while developing their creativity, fine motor skills, and sense of observation. Each child will leave with a unique creation in Halloween colors.
Our take on this event
On Saturday, October 31, 2026, the Maurice Genevoix library welcomes children aged 3 to 6 for a morning of Halloween-inspired creativity. From 10:30 to 12:00, kids will experiment with the art of negative printing. Using pre-cut silhouettes and paint stamps, they will magically conjure up ghosts, bats, and pumpkins on paper, allowing them to experiment with colors and visual effects.
This workshop is designed to nurture children's creative expression and observation skills while improving fine motor coordination. Every participant will finish the session with a unique Halloween creation of their own. The organizers are committed to accessibility, ensuring that the venue accommodates children using wheelchairs and is suitable for those with cognitive disabilities.
Participation is free of charge. Since space is limited, booking is essential. You may secure your spot by speaking with the librarians at the branch, or by using the official contact methods for the Maurice Genevoix library, located at 19 rue Tristan Tzara, 75018 Paris.
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