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Show - Lilou's Garden
As part of the youth focus event "to eat, to be eaten", share an adventure in nursery rhymes for toddlers
Bibliothèque Jacqueline de Romilly (Paris 18th)
About
A funny awakening in the garden! The fruits, vegetables, and all the flowers have lost their foliage. "But who could have nibbled on our beautiful leaves?" Lilou and her friend Ficelle the scarecrow try to solve this mystery.
Who is the greediest? The rabbit, the rooster, the hedgehog, the snail, the ladybug, or that mischievous caterpillar...
In a soft and very colorful atmosphere, Lilou, the little gardener, helps us discover the flowers and vegetables of her garden as well as her little friends, animals, and insects commonly found in country gardens (plush hand puppets). This tale, staged in a very lively way and punctuated by nine nursery rhymes, encourages children to see nature differently and realize the necessity of respecting it.
Our take on this event
Follow a tiny gardener on an adorable investigation through a vegetable patch where leaves have mysteriously gone missing. With catchy songs and delightful plush puppets, this whimsical show teaches little ones to cherish the hidden life bustling in our backyards.
The Bibliothèque Jacqueline de Romilly presents Le Jardin de Lilou on Saturday, November 21, 2026. Designed for children up to 3 years old, this show follows Lilou and her friend Ficelle the scarecrow as they investigate who has been nibbling on the garden foliage. Through colorful puppet performances and nine musical nursery rhymes, young attendees discover the fascinating world of vegetables and insects. Admission is completely free, though advance registration is required starting October 10 at 10:00. The venue is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all families can enjoy this gentle introduction to nature and wildlife.
Join us on Saturday, November 21, 2026, for a delightful morning at the Bibliothèque Jacqueline de Romilly. From 10:00 to 11:15, children up to 3 years old are invited to explore a vibrant garden where a mystery is unfolding: the plants have lost their leaves, and it is up to Lilou and her scarecrow companion, Ficelle, to find the hungry culprit.
Featuring plush hand puppets and a series of nine catchy nursery rhymes, the performance introduces little ones to common garden creatures like snails, hedgehogs, and ladybugs. The show provides a colorful, soft environment that fosters an early appreciation for nature and the importance of ecological respect.
This event is free to attend, but please note that registration opens on October 10 at 10:00. Located in the 18th arrondissement, the library provides full wheelchair accessibility to accommodate all visitors comfortably.









