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Origami Spinning Top Workshop
Ditch the digital distractions and discover how to craft hypnotic spinning tops entirely from paper. Whether you are a folding expert or a total beginner, this workshop is your chance to master delicate Japanese techniques in a relaxed, friendly setting. Prepare to unleash your inner artisan.
Bibliothèque Colette Vivier (Paris 17th)
About
The Bibliothèque Colette Vivier hosts a paper spinning top origami workshop for children aged 7 and up on Saturday, November 7, 2026. Held as part of the Les Mordus du manga network event, this session guides participants through the art of folding to create their own custom spinning toys. With various models available to match different skill levels, it is a perfect opportunity for creative exploration. This free activity runs from 14:00 to 16:00. Children are welcome to attend with an adult, and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible for all attendees.
For our network event "Les Mordus du manga", we are organizing an origami spinning top making workshop. Different models will be offered, depending on everyone's folding level.
Our take on this event
Visit the Bibliothèque Colette Vivier on November 7, 2026, for a hands-on origami workshop focused on crafting spinning tops. Part of the regional Les Mordus du manga initiative, this event invites children from the age of 7 to explore paper folding techniques. To ensure an enjoyable experience for everyone, the organizers provide a range of designs suitable for various levels of expertise.
The workshop takes place between 14:00 and 16:00. Children may be accompanied by an adult. The facility, located at 6 rue Fourneyron in the 17th arrondissement, is wheelchair accessible and the program is adapted for those with cognitive disabilities, ensuring a welcoming environment for every participant.
Participation is entirely free of charge. Whether you are a fan of paper crafts or looking for a relaxing afternoon activity, this event offers a unique way to engage with the library's cultural programming.
