Photo : Centre Paris Anim' Point du Jour
Cross-disciplinary Workshop: Theater Awakening and Little Brushes
Turn this weekend into a colorful adventure for the little ones where art studio meets drama workshop. It is the perfect spot for tiny creatives to explore painting and storytelling in a fun, pressure-free setting.
Centre Paris Anim' Point du Jour (Paris 16th)
About
The Centre Paris Anim' Point du Jour hosts a creative arts and drama workshop for children aged 3 to 4, running from October 19 to October 23, 2026. This week-long program blends hands-on artistic activities with theatrical play, fostering imagination and confidence in a supportive environment. Sessions focus on storytelling, expressive movement, and manual crafts to engage young minds. The facility is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring a welcoming experience for every child. Join this morning series in the 16th arrondissement for a fun, structured introduction to the performing and visual arts.
Children aged 3 to 4 alternate between Little Brushes workshops (visual arts for little ones) and theatrical awakening, with manual creations, expression games, and invented stories.
Our take on this event
From Monday, October 19 to Friday, October 23, 2026, children aged 3 to 4 are invited to participate in a combined drama and visual arts workshop at the Centre Paris Anim' Point du Jour. Each session takes place from 10:00 to 12:00, providing a focused yet playful environment for early artistic development. The curriculum alternates between 'Petits Pinceaux' art sessions, where children experiment with various materials, and drama workshops that emphasize storytelling and expression through play.
The workshop is held at the Centre Paris Anim' Point du Jour, located at 1-9 rue du Général Malleterre, 75016 Paris. The venue is equipped to be accessible for those using wheelchairs. This is a paid program, and interested families should contact the center to confirm registration details and availability. By balancing creative manual tasks with theatrical exploration, the stage offers young participants a meaningful way to spend their mornings during the autumn break.
