Reading Nights — Theme: “Childhood”
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“Outreau Tells Its Story” — Exploring Downtown
Outreau Opalenews event
As part of the “Discover Outreau’s Heritage” event series, the Heritage Department invites you to (re)discover Outreau as it once was. This first installment is dedicated to the rich history of the town center, featuring a 45- to 60-minute walking tour suitable for families. There are four time slots on each of the two days: 11:00 a.m., 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., and 4:00 p.m. Registration is required; please meet at your chosen time in front of the Temple du Peintre.
Read-Aloud Night—A Special Evening of Readings from Our Childhood
Dunkerque
With the start of the school year, we’re resuming our read-aloud evenings! This time, the theme will be: books from our childhood! The idea is simple: choose a text (or two) from your bookshelf and come read it aloud with us—in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere! All of this, of course, over our traditional cup of tea! FREE WITH REGISTRATION Registration form: https://forms.gle/ad8QpyPYPjNZXDpu9
Art Leaders
Ruminghem
A theatrical reading for children ages 3–6, titled “Têtes de l’art,” which invites young children to discover art through a fun performance. → 5:10 p.m. “Têtes de l’art”—a theatrical reading on the theme of art for children ages 3–6 at the Musée des Têtes de l’Art. The setting is warm and child-friendly, featuring an interactive display to explore.