A New Identity for a Beloved Event

Saint-Dizier and the surrounding Grand Saint-Dizier region are launching the first edition of the Ribambelle Festival, formerly known as Early Childhood Month. This event is specifically designed to foster artistic awakening in children aged 0 to 5 and their families.

The festival, running from March 1st to March 31st, aims to place the arts and cultural awakening at the heart of each encounter, according to organizers.

What to Expect at the Ribambelle Festival

The Ribambelle Festival will transform the territory of the Bragarde agglomeration into a hub of activity for young children and their families. Participating venues include the museum, the La Constellation network of media libraries, the Conservatory with intercommunal influence, MUSE, Micro-Folie, Les 3 Scènes, Le Ciné Quai, and the Larcelet bookstore.

Approximately thirty events will be held throughout the month, with some requiring reservations. The festival will feature:

• Shows
• Sensory and creative workshops
• Exhibitions tailored for young audiences
• Musical awakening sessions
• Storytelling
• Yoga

Featured Events

The festival kicks off on Sunday, March 1st, with an exhibition at Chevillon titled I am all a game!. This interactive exhibit invites children to explore emotions through play, using elements like stormy skies to represent anger and sunshine to symbolize joy.

Also on March 1st, the show Coucou will be performed at Les Fuseaux at 9:30 a.m. And 11 a.m., based on the illustrations of Lucie Félix. This theatrical experience is designed for children aged 18 months and up.

On Wednesday, March 4th, the Saint-Dizier Museum will host a yoga session for children and parents, encouraging relaxation and mindful exploration of the museum’s artwork. A musical and creative workshop will also be held in Wassy, featuring songs and musical games.

Les P’tites Histoires de la Constellation will take place at the Saint-Dizier media library on March 4th at 2:30 p.m., offering a reading session followed by a creative activity.

Beyond Public Events

The Ribambelle Festival extends beyond public performances, with activities also planned for nurseries and micro-nurseries.

FAQ

What age group is the Ribambelle Festival designed for?

The festival is specifically designed for children aged 0 to 5 and their families.

Where will the Ribambelle Festival take place?

The festival will be held throughout the Grand Saint-Dizier region, utilizing various venues including museums, libraries, and cultural centers.

Do I need to register for events?

Some events require reservations, while others are open to all.