Free workshops — registration required

Activities & meetups

Discover every activity and meetup at CHUT Festival. Workshops are free, registration required — online or on site, while places last.

Monday 9 November

Paste-up workshop

  • 6:00pm
  • No limit on the number of places
  • Materials provided

Come discover and practice this activist art. Imagine your words, give them voice, and paste them on the walls of Le Qu4tre!

Tuesday 10 November

Bodies in motion (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)

  • 2pm – 4pm
  • Up to 15 participants
  • Refreshments available — bring a bottle, a snack, comfy clothes and sneakers

Book on HelloAsso → (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)

Step into the movement worlds Ellio Demellier and Romane Lambert explored while creating Mission Grand Air (Saturday 14). Over two hours, they invite you to (re)discover the activist body — as individuals and as a group — to craft striking images, and the techno body moving to electronic beats in a protest context.

Wednesday 11 November

Association village

  • All day (10am–6pm)

Meet local, committed associations, discover their struggles and chat at their stands. Expect discussions, encounters, little games — and flyers worth pinning on your wall. Find the full list under Partners.

Behind our heads — workshop 1 (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)

  • 2pm – 4pm
  • Up to 10 participants
  • Materials provided

Book on HelloAsso → (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)

Two workshops built as spaces for exchange and speaking freely through art. Mental health is increasingly talked about — yet some topics stay taboo (less “acceptable” conditions, hidden symptoms). Start with a conversation from lived experience (or not), then make an illustration or a short comics page. Sharing, resources and stories, in a caring space.

Saturday 14 November

Makers’ village

  • All day (10am–6pm)

Meet makers ready to give your objects a second life — for free. Sewing, textile linocut and more skills on site. Bargain hunters: thrift & flea finds to refresh your wardrobe for next to nothing.

For a pirate ecology

  • 11:00am
  • No limit on the number of places
  • Materials provided

A collective reading (“arpentage”) of Fatima Ouassak’s book For a Pirate Ecology. What’s an arpentage? A way to discover a book together without having read it first: we share passages, each person reads a part, then we pool our thoughts — with blankets and warm drinks.