Photo : Petite Séance
The Little Session - Youth Screenings
Through short and medium-length films chosen especially for them, children discover cinema at the media library.
Médiathèque James Baldwin (Paris 19th)
About
Join us for The Little Session once every two months.
Meet at 3:30 PM in the Garden of Stories (3rd floor) on:
- Wednesday, September 16th on the theme of professions, for ages 3 and up
- Wednesday, November 18th on the theme of memories, for ages 6 and up
Our take on this event
Trade the living room couch for a cinematic escape designed specifically for young, curious minds. These recurring film sessions turn afternoons into magical moments of discovery, offering hand-picked stories that spark wonder in little ones.
The Petite Séance event series returns to the Médiathèque James Baldwin to offer film screenings tailored for young audiences. Taking place bimonthly, these sessions provide a creative space for children to explore various themes through cinema. On Wednesday, November 18, 2026, the program focuses on the theme of memories. This activity is completely free and open to the public without prior booking. Located on the 3rd floor in the Jardin des histoires, the venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users and provides support for visitors with sensory or cognitive impairments, including those requiring sign language.
On Wednesday, November 18, 2026, the Médiathèque James Baldwin hosts its latest edition of La Petite Séance. From 15:30 to 16:30, children aged 6 and up are invited to discover a selection of films centered around the theme of memories. This screening takes place in the Jardin des histoires, located on the 3rd floor of the library.
Attendance is free and does not require advance registration. The event is designed to be accessible to a wide audience, offering specific support for wheelchair users, individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing—with sign language interpretation available—as well as those who are blind, visually impaired, or have cognitive disabilities. It represents a welcoming opportunity for families in the 19th arrondissement to enjoy a shared cultural experience.
