Christmas holidays 2025
A programme designed for families, featuring guided tours of the ‘Panorama 27’ exhibition and film screenings, offering opportunities to share poetic and artistic moments.
Family Cinema | Arco
Sun 28 Dec 3.00 pm
Every last Sunday of the month at 3.00 pm, the Cinéfamille screenings feature a film followed by a snack, available for €1.80. This price is valid only on presentation of a voucher, which can be collected without proof of eligibility from several media libraries and community centres in Tourcoing (list here) and must be presented at the Fresnoy reception on the day of the screening.
Exhibition and Afternoon Tea :
Friday 2 Jan, 3.30 pm
During this fun-filled guided tour, the children will explore the exhibition via a tour of the artworks tailored to their age group.
The tour is followed by a snack to enjoy with the family.
Ages
6–10: Single price: €3 per person
. Booking required: accueil@lefresnoy.net / 0320283800
Films for young audiences
Séances spéciales / Jeune public / À partir de 3 ans
21 Oct 2026 — 15h30
Ciné-concert | Le Monde à l’envers
VF
Séances spéciales / Jeune public / À partir de 6 ans
25 Oct 2026 — 15h00
Ciné-famille | Petite Casbah
VF
Séances spéciales / Jeune public / À partir de 6 ans
28 Oct 2026 — 14h30
Ciné-rencontre | Petite Casbah
VF
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Lecture: ‘LEARNING TO GET TO KNOW TECHNOLOGICAL OBJECTS’ by Matthieu Raffard
WED 25 NOV 2026 — 4.00pm
A talk organised in partnership with CEAC/University of Lille as part of the educational programme, open to the public. Matthieu Raffard has been working as part of an artist duo with Mathilde Roussel since 2017.
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Lecture on ‘Derek Jarman’ by Cy Lecerf Maulpoix
WED 18 NOV 2026 — 4.00pm
A lecture organised as part of the educational programme, open to the public. Cy Lecerf Maulpoix is an author, translator and lecturer in critical theory at the city’s School of Fine Arts (INSEAMM).
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Lecture: ‘Queer Algorithms: Disrupting Technologies, Imagining Our Futures’ by Guillaume Chevillon
WED 4 NOV 2026 — 4.00pm
Lecture organised as part of the teaching programme, open to the public. Guillaume Chevillon is a professor at ESSEC, where he holds the Chair in Cultural Industries, Art and Creative Technologies and is Director of Metalab for AI, Data and Society, a transdisciplinary research institute dedicated to the societal challenges of artificial intelligence.
