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Whether you visit the temporary village of the Festival in the new Îlot Riquet garden, or in community gardens, discover all the tours, workshops, and activities offered in the 19th arrondissement.
Jardin de l'Îlot Riquet In the 19th, the gardeners of the City of Paris welcome you at the foot of the Orgues de Flandre architectural complex, where the Îlot Riquet garden has just been developed in consultation with residents by the landscape architects of the City of Paris. 2 rue du Docteur Lamaze, Paris 19ᵉ Metro: Riquet (line 7). Bus: Curial – Archereau (line 45) Accessible to people with reduced mobility
Activities and workshops
- Potting plants
- Making dried flower bouquets
- Making prints
- Painting on tree leaves
- Discovering rustication and metalwork
- Presentation of community gardens in the 19th arrondissement
Games
- Wheel of Bad Seed game
- Scent game to discover plants by smell
- Hopscotch around parks and gardens regulations.
- Goose game 'Stop Incivilities'.
- Memory game about the vines of Butte Bergeyre
Exhibitions
- Photos of the fauna and flora of the 19th arrondissement
- 'Plant Evolution'
Other booths
- Information booth from the 19th Town Hall and activities from the Jardizneuf collective
Community gardens welcome you
Les Petits Passages 32 rue Petit, Paris 19ᵉ Metro: Laumière (line 5). Bus: Laumière or Jean Jaurès – Lorraine (line 60) [email protected] Saturday September 26 and Sunday September 27, from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
- On the program: activities, workshops and tours open to everyone
This community garden is run by an association for social, local, cultural, and leisure development, serving residents of the 19th.
Jardin Fessart Saturday September 26 and Sunday September 27, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. 45 rue Fessart, Paris 19ᵉ Metro: Pyrénées (line 11), Buttes Chaumont (line 7bis). Bus: Buttes Chaumont (line 71), Pyrénées – Belleville (line 20) [email protected]
- Guided tours by the association
The Fessart community garden, run by the association of the same name, opened in 2006 at the corner of Fessart and Clavel streets, slightly away from the quarter's hustle and bustle. In this collective space that creates social bonds, residents cultivate vegetables, berries, and flowering plants for pollinators.
Butte Bergeyre Saturday September 26 and Sunday September 27, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 76 rue Georges Lardennois, Paris 19ᵉ Metro: Colonel Fabien (line 2), Bolivar (line 7bis) [email protected]
- Thematic tours on demand about permaculture, composting, fauna and flora, collective management of shared space, or the butte's underground
The Butte Bergeyre community garden, created in 2004, covers an area of 150 m². Located on a hilltop in Paris (near Buttes Chaumont, with a lovely view of Montmartre), it quickly became the village square for everyone's pleasure. It has an annex hosting beekeepers, with 10 hives today.
Find the Butte Bergeyre community garden on its website
Lilolila Saturday September 26 and Sunday September 27, from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. 295, rue de Belleville, Paris 19ᵉ Metro: Télégraphe (line 11). Bus: Haxo (line 20) At the heart of the Belleville-Haxo quarter, Lilolila is an artistic and participatory garden where nature and residents together recreate a lively place in the 19th.
- Free visits, workshops and musical events
- Garden drawing workshop
Find the Lilolila community garden on Instagram
Jardin Saint-Serge Saturday September 26 and Sunday September 27, from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. 93 rue de Crimée, Paris 19ᵉ Metro: Laumière (line 5). Bus: Manin (lines 48, 60, 71) [email protected]
- Free visits
Find the Saint-Serge community garden on Instagram and on its website
La Serre aux Légumes Sunday September 27, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 57 avenue de Flandre, Paris 19ᵉ Metro: Riquet (line 7). Bus: Riquet (line 54)
- Free visits
- Biodiversity game: 'Planet Sport', created by MAIF
- Setting up an eco-box for families
Find CPN Val de Seine, the association that runs this community garden, on Instagram, Facebook, and its website
Source: paris.fr — photo: Clément Dorval / Ville de Paris