Saturday 24 october at 15:00

FESTIVAL JEUNE PUBLIC | Rue des pétoches

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What is ‘Conteurs en campagne’? It’s a festival featuring professional storytellers from all over France who travel through the rural villages of our region and set up shop there for one or two performances, in partnership with CAPSO and its network of libraries. With shows for young audiences, families, musical performances and adult audiences, there’s something for everyone in this highly eclectic programme. Once again this year, the library network is hosting several artists. Not yet familiar with the libraries in the network? Here’s a great opportunity to discover them, whatever your age. “Rue des pétoches” by Annukka Nyssönnen On the outskirts of the town lies a seemingly ordinary street. It’s lined with blocks of flats, small detached houses and shops. Everything seems peaceful, on the surface. Yet mysterious things are happening there. Buses forget to stop there. Some of the residents have far too many teeth. You come across talking heads. Those who live there call it: Rue des Pétoches. Ages 7 and over Please ensure you register each child and each accompanying adult separately.