Margot's Little Cinema

Trade the loud multiplex for a cozy screening room where short nature films bring the wild directly to your screen. It is a perfect afternoon escape for young explorers to marvel at incredible creatures in an intimate and relaxed setting.

The Marguerite Yourcenar Library invites young audiences aged 5 and up to discover Le P’tit ciné de Margot, a series of intimate film screenings. Set in a cozy atmosphere, this event features a curated selection of nature documentaries and short films designed to spark curiosity and wonder. It is an ideal afternoon escape in the 15th arrondissement for families looking for a peaceful cultural activity. Admission is free and granted on a first-come, first-served basis, so make sure to arrive early to secure your spot in the animation room located on the first floor.

On Wednesdays, December 23 and December 30, 2026, the Marguerite Yourcenar Library hosts Le P’tit ciné de Margot. From 15:00 to 16:00, children aged 5 and older can enjoy a relaxed cinematic experience featuring animal-themed shorts and documentaries. The setting is designed with dimmed lighting to create a comfortable, immersive environment for all attendees.

The screenings are held in the animation room on the first floor and are completely free, subject to seat availability. The venue is fully accessible, including facilities for wheelchair users and accommodations for those with visual impairments or cognitive disabilities. If your group consists of more than 4 people, please reach out to the library staff in advance to coordinate your visit.