Events calendar Seine-Saint-Denis

Exchanging glances, passing on a movement, expressing joy or holding your breath, then laughing out loud! The Rêveurs éveillés festival is open to sensitive encounters that bring young and old together in the same curiosity about others. From wordlessness to foreign languages via the imaginary, explore the infinite spaces of linguistic diversity... through all our senses! For 32 years, this festival has been a must for young audiences aged 2 and over.

Thousands of square meters dedicated to children's books! Enough to satisfy your desire to read, or to immerse yourself in the adventures of multiple characters: this annual fair gives you the opportunity to stock up on novels, picture books, illustrated books or audio books, but also to discover the latest novels from the children's press. Nearly 250 artists are invited to this festival which changes its theme every year.

Parc Georges Valbon, also known as Parc de la Courneuve, offers you a 16-stage fitness trail to suit your needs. From workshop to workshop, you'll find explanatory advice on how to perform the exercises, always at your own pace. Between stages, it's up to you: walking, running, cycling, alone or accompanied... A completely free trail, ideal for families! And the park's 400 hectares of flora and fauna boast a rich diversity of species.

On the 6 kilometers of banks, take advantage of the 20 information terminals installed at the water's edge. Add a cultural note to your family outing by enriching your knowledge of the famous Ourcq Canal. Conviviality and relaxation are the order of the day, whether you choose to cycle, rollerblade or simply walk. To each his own rhythm to discover the history of the canal, and this part of the territory becoming each year more and more a very popular place.

Need some fresh air? On the way to Courneuve Georges Valbon Park! Do you want a fun and educational activity for children? Choose an orientation route, by collecting the fact sheets and explanatory maps free of charge at the Maison du Parc. Eight orientation tours are offered through the 440 hectares of green spaces, a pleasant and enriching way to experience nature. Indeed, with its abundant fauna and flora, the park may offer you the chance to meet water chickens, red bear, butterflies and dragonflies in the shade of a Himalayan cedar or a Chinese balsam tree.

Duration: 45 minutes.

Difficulty: easy

A beautiful 11-hectare green space in the heart of Montfermeil! Here, you can breathe in the fresh air, take a few steps and, why not, pedal! There are no fewer than 29 interpretation panels along the way, providing valuable information about the hundred or so species of trees and shrubs that live here. Children will have the most fun in the Chromatic Gardens, where a large play area has been set up!

This walk guarantees you a gentle physical exercise in a festive and relaxing environment. Amazing! Amazing! To the rhythm of your pedals, the old guinguettes on the banks of the Marne, such as the La Pergola guinguette, recently rebuilt by the city of Noisy-le-Grand, are parading by. The kilometres passing, you will reach the bridge of Nogent-sur-Marne, then Joinville-le-Pont. And it is on the joyful note of the guinguettes Chez Gégène and La Goulue that you will head off to Champigny-sur-Marne.

Duration: 2 hours.

Difficulty: easy.

Take part in the only race running through Stade de France! Brave participants will be entitled to a t-shirt and a medal upon arrival. Think of your license or medical certificate.

Rates: € 8 to € 18.

Distance: 5 km and 10 km.

Departure: 9 h for 5 km and 9 h 45 for 10 km.

Difficulty: .

This race is open to all and the longest, that of 10 km, allows even to qualify for the French championships. If you want to participate, don't forget to provide a medical certificate.

Rates: € 6,50 for 5 and 10 km.

Distance: 1, 2, 3, 5 and 10 km. Free for the 1, 2, 3 km races.

Departure: from 13 a. m. to 17 p. m. Sports complex Marcel-Cerdan rue Alain Mimoun.

Difficulty: .

Comic Con Paris is a not-to-be-missed cultural event for fans of comics, science fiction, fantasy and video games. It has been held every summer for the past four years at the Parc des expositions Paris-Nord Villepinte, in Seine-Saint-Denis. The festival showcases all aspects of fantasy culture, from comic books and video games to science fiction and fantasy literature. Visitors, whether enthusiasts or simply curious, can discover this rich and sometimes little-known universe over four days. Every year, Comic Con Paris joins forces with Japan Expo, enabling visitors to discover the world's entertainment and cultural trends in the same place and on the same date. The festival also features special guests, exhibitions, conferences and signing sessions.