Activity
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!
Cinema day — Wednesday 11 November →
Monday 9 November
Tuesday 10 November
Show
Spectaculinaire (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
- Tuesday 10, Wednesday 11 & Saturday 14 — 12:30pm
Book on HelloAsso → (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
Take your lunch break at Le Qu4tre! Watch a show between noon and 2pm, then meet the artistic team over a friendly meal. Bring your lunchbox or a dish to share if you like.
Shows start at 12:30pm!
On Wednesdays and Saturdays, community canteen Raare sells meals if you need one!
Tuesday lunchtime : LISIÈRES
In a world marked by violence, trauma and ecological collapse, LISIÈRES explores the fragilities of a generation still learning how to inhabit the world. On stage, bodies, sounds, gestures and voices mingle and transform. Language fragments, bearings blur, creating a space where the boundary between presence and absence becomes uncertain. At the heart of the story, four women — Ismène, Antigone, Jocaste and Eurydice, from the Labdacid line — carry histories of violence, wounds and transmission. Through them we see the traces left by what passes from one generation to the next, and the different ways of facing life and carrying on. How do you keep living, creating and connecting when your bearings falter? Conceived and directed by Emmy Houssais, LISIÈRES is a sensitive journey through individual and collective fragilities, at the boundary between what comes undone and what seeks to rebuild.
Wednesday lunchtime : Bouffonnerie (outdoors)
Bella has two lovers. The only hitch: neither accepts the other. One day she sets up a meeting in a car park and nothing goes as planned. Against a backdrop of convoluted speech and mechanic get-up, Bouffonnerie explores the trials of romantic relationships and their endless ways of working.
Saturday lunchtime : VΛLENTINE
Influenced by Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone and Adele, VΛLENTINE tells her stories in song — the moments when she feels alone, powerless or misunderstood. Her songs may speak of solitude, loss of confidence, strength, taboo moments or childhood memories. Accompanied by her pianist Yoann, VΛLENTINE offers a moment of tenderness and expression to let go for a lunchtime hour.
Activity
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.
Show
Orange* (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
- 7:30pm
Book on HelloAsso → (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
This evening is for the curious! Come along for a string of mini-shows (around 20 to 30 minutes) across all kinds of genres. Diversity and conviviality are the watchwords — there’ll be something for every taste and appetite.
Wednesday 11 November
Show
Enkou & Didou
- All day
Clown duo Enkou & Didou roaming through the festival.
Cinema
Amateur short-film screenings
- All day (10am–6pm)
Four sequences, audience votes, and awards in the evening (Violet night).
Activity
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.
Show
Spectaculinaire (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
- Tuesday 10, Wednesday 11 & Saturday 14 — 12:30pm
Book on HelloAsso → (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
Take your lunch break at Le Qu4tre! Watch a show between noon and 2pm, then meet the artistic team over a friendly meal. Bring your lunchbox or a dish to share if you like.
Shows start at 12:30pm!
On Wednesdays and Saturdays, community canteen Raare sells meals if you need one!
Tuesday lunchtime : LISIÈRES
In a world marked by violence, trauma and ecological collapse, LISIÈRES explores the fragilities of a generation still learning how to inhabit the world. On stage, bodies, sounds, gestures and voices mingle and transform. Language fragments, bearings blur, creating a space where the boundary between presence and absence becomes uncertain. At the heart of the story, four women — Ismène, Antigone, Jocaste and Eurydice, from the Labdacid line — carry histories of violence, wounds and transmission. Through them we see the traces left by what passes from one generation to the next, and the different ways of facing life and carrying on. How do you keep living, creating and connecting when your bearings falter? Conceived and directed by Emmy Houssais, LISIÈRES is a sensitive journey through individual and collective fragilities, at the boundary between what comes undone and what seeks to rebuild.
Wednesday lunchtime : Bouffonnerie (outdoors)
Bella has two lovers. The only hitch: neither accepts the other. One day she sets up a meeting in a car park and nothing goes as planned. Against a backdrop of convoluted speech and mechanic get-up, Bouffonnerie explores the trials of romantic relationships and their endless ways of working.
Saturday lunchtime : VΛLENTINE
Influenced by Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone and Adele, VΛLENTINE tells her stories in song — the moments when she feels alone, powerless or misunderstood. Her songs may speak of solitude, loss of confidence, strength, taboo moments or childhood memories. Accompanied by her pianist Yoann, VΛLENTINE offers a moment of tenderness and expression to let go for a lunchtime hour.
Activity
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.
Show
Violet* (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
- 7:30pm
Book on HelloAsso → (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
After a day of amateur short films and public voting, join us in the evening for the winners and awards — then keep the night going with live music at Le Qu4tre. There will be extra surprises throughout the evening too.
Thursday 12 November
Show
Dance & debate — enfantiste collective (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
- 6:00pm
Book on HelloAsso → (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
Take a seat, bring herbal tea, crochet and attentive ears for a collective conversation about children's place in our society. Co-hosted by Collectif Enfantiste and Queer Education, this evening focuses on struggles for children's rights. What oppression do the youngest face? What micro-violences have we internalized or reproduced? How do we prevent and protect against these violences? How can we shape a world at child height?
Physical and sexual violence against minors will be discussed during this evening.
Saturday 14 November
Activity
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.
Show
Spectaculinaire (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
- Tuesday 10, Wednesday 11 & Saturday 14 — 12:30pm
Book on HelloAsso → (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
Take your lunch break at Le Qu4tre! Watch a show between noon and 2pm, then meet the artistic team over a friendly meal. Bring your lunchbox or a dish to share if you like.
Shows start at 12:30pm!
On Wednesdays and Saturdays, community canteen Raare sells meals if you need one!
Tuesday lunchtime : LISIÈRES
In a world marked by violence, trauma and ecological collapse, LISIÈRES explores the fragilities of a generation still learning how to inhabit the world. On stage, bodies, sounds, gestures and voices mingle and transform. Language fragments, bearings blur, creating a space where the boundary between presence and absence becomes uncertain. At the heart of the story, four women — Ismène, Antigone, Jocaste and Eurydice, from the Labdacid line — carry histories of violence, wounds and transmission. Through them we see the traces left by what passes from one generation to the next, and the different ways of facing life and carrying on. How do you keep living, creating and connecting when your bearings falter? Conceived and directed by Emmy Houssais, LISIÈRES is a sensitive journey through individual and collective fragilities, at the boundary between what comes undone and what seeks to rebuild.
Wednesday lunchtime : Bouffonnerie (outdoors)
Bella has two lovers. The only hitch: neither accepts the other. One day she sets up a meeting in a car park and nothing goes as planned. Against a backdrop of convoluted speech and mechanic get-up, Bouffonnerie explores the trials of romantic relationships and their endless ways of working.
Saturday lunchtime : VΛLENTINE
Influenced by Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone and Adele, VΛLENTINE tells her stories in song — the moments when she feels alone, powerless or misunderstood. Her songs may speak of solitude, loss of confidence, strength, taboo moments or childhood memories. Accompanied by her pianist Yoann, VΛLENTINE offers a moment of tenderness and expression to let go for a lunchtime hour.
Activity
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.
Activity
Caravan (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
- 11am – 5:30pm (lunch break)
- Up to 4 participants
- Materials provided
Book on HelloAsso → (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
The Caravan is a dark, poetic role-playing game where hope is gone. Players become children living in a Caravan on Skull Island. At nightfall, Mama turns them into fearsome, powerful monsters. They try to help villagers — but in this world, everything has a cost.
Activity
Drag makeup intro (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
- 1pm – 3:30pm
- Up to 6 participants
Book on HelloAsso → (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
Learn the basics of drag makeup! From brows to contouring, tips shared with care and precision. Some materials will be available — still bring your own makeup: we don’t all share the same shades or tastes.
Activity
Behind our heads — workshop 2 (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
- 2pm – 4pm
- Up to 10 participants
- Materials provided — you can join this workshop without having done workshop 1
Book on HelloAsso → (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
Two workshops for exchange and speaking freely through art. A conversation on mental health and its taboos, then an illustration or short comics page — in a caring space.
Show
Green* (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
- 6:30pm
Book on HelloAsso → (opens HelloAsso in a new tab)
This electric evening revolves around Julie Aminthe’s text Mission grand air, directed by Ellio Demellier.
In a future that feels both near and strange, a group of young people gather to voice their anger, doubts and hopes.
Facing eco-anxiety, everyday violence, family tension and the feeling of not being heard, the characters search for a space to meet and reclaim their place. When should we act? When should we organise? How do we keep believing in the future when it already seems threatened?
Around this cry of revolt, a gathering takes shape. The night moves through sung voices, a brass band, electronic sounds and drag interventions — forms woven together to share anger, fragility and the need for connection. This ecological voice finds its place in the story and its imaginaries. A collective celebration ending with DJ sets to imagine another future.
Sunday 15 November
Show
chutKERMESSE
- 2pm – 5pm
- Children accompanied by a guardian
Closing the week: an afternoon designed for kids — each following their own energy and pace. Cosy corner (soft toys, cushions, shorts, books), movement space (DJ set, karaoke, games), creative workshop with reclaimed materials, and a free snack. Explore, express, drift — no pressure to join in.