Whether you visit Square Maurice Kriegel-Valrimont where the City's gardeners welcome you, or shared gardens, discover the visits, workshops, and activities offered for the Festival in the 18th arrondissement.
Square Maurice Kriegel-Valrimont In the 18 e , the gardeners of the City of Paris welcome you to Square Maurice Kriegel-Valrimont. Named in tribute to a resistance fighter and politician who lived in the Clignancourt neighborhood, this green space is above all a place of conviviality, relaxation, and leisure, enhanced by a music kiosk and children's games. 1 square de Clignancourt, Paris 18 e Metro: Jules Joffrin (line 12), Simplon (line 4). Bus: Mairie du 18 e – Jules Joffrin (lines 31, 40, 60, 80, 85) Accessible to people with reduced mobility Activities and workshops - "Draw Nature": drawing workshop - Activity about selective sorting: raising awareness about good environmental practices Games - Life-size Game of Goose - Selective sorting game - Hopscotch about park and garden regulations - Game of Goose "Stop Incivility" Shared gardens welcome you Le Bois Dormoy 2 ter cité de la Chapelle, Paris 18 e Metro: La Chapelle (line 2), Marx Dormoy (line 12). Bus: Département (line 38) Saturday, September 26, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Discover a small urban forest in the heart of the 18th arrondissement. On the program: concert by the "Fanfare clandestine" and a garden tour. Find Le Bois Dormoy on Facebook and Instagram. L'Univert 35 rue Polonceau, Paris 18 e Metro: Barbès – Rochechouart (lines 2, 4), Château Rouge (line 4) [email protected] Saturday, September 26, 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Free visits A collective and solidarity garden in the Goutte d'Or neighborhood, L'Univert is a space for well-being, meetings, and autonomy for all. Activities within the garden revolve around three fundamental pillars: conviviality, learning, and relaxation. Participants practice collaborative gardening, share the harvest, and participate in the collective management of the space. This inclusive method aims to foster social bonds and raise residents' awareness of the importance of respecting their urban environment.
Source: paris.fr — photo: Frédéric Combeau / Ville de Paris