Sunday, September 18, the association Dire-Lire offers readings narrated for the youngest at Saint Mark’s Oratory.
- a nursery rhyme salad at 10:30 for toddlers
The storytellers of the association Dire Lire invite you for a walk, finger games in word games, rhymes in albums told with delight and pleasure to toddlers … A salad of flavours, music and rhythm of yesterday and today.

• A session around the book with a musician for children from 5/6 years to 4pm.
  Music, sounds, songs mixed with stories for a journey full of humor and sensitivity in children’s literature.
  The Oratory is also open for a free visit Sunday 18 September from 2pm to 6pm. Inaugurated in 1983, this ecumenical sanctuary, designed by the architect M. Salembier, is located at the bottom of the end of the pedestrian road in Venice Square. An eight-pointed star obtained by the superposition of two squares offset by a quarter of a turn, this oratory (place intended for prayer) is perfectly symmetrical. This arrangement makes it possible to locate the altar in the centre of the building, in an excavated part, and the bleachers on the periphery. The building ends with a bell tower with large oval openings that allow natural lighting of the altar.