Culture and Creativity in French

Two young girls drawing with crayons in a garden

Event schedule details

Saturday 6 June and Sunday 7 June

12.00–18.00

Event location details

Family Fun Zone

Kensington Gardens, East Albert Lawn

Discover French language and culture with the French Institute through fun activities mixing arts and crafts, storytelling and poetry.

Did you know that the first photograph was taken about 200 years ago by French engineer Nicéphore Niépce? Experiment with cyanotype printing or take pictures with French inspired props. Write a poem in French or English and add it to an “arbre à poêmes” (a “poem tree”) taking inspiration from the language of Shakespeare.

You can also play a French escape game, enjoy tales from France and have a chat about all things French! 

No prior French language skills required.

Visitor information

This is a drop-in event that is best suited for children age 5+. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

The Family Fun Zone, which is located in a garden with grass and paths, has step-free access and accessible portable toilets. 

To attend the Festival, please make sure to register for free. Registering is the only way to receive the latest Festival updates, a first look at the programme, and opportunities to book free tickets for popular events.

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Event categories

  • Family (ages 5+)
  • Exhibit
  • Workshop
Two young girls drawing with crayons in a garden