Hello Reims parents! This weekend, February 28th and March 1st, 2026, we have a mix of cosmic explorations, family film fun, and some serious creative workshops. Don't miss the last chances to catch a couple of great exhibitions before they close Sunday night!
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Free Entry Weekend for Reims Museums
Musée Saint-Remi, Fort de la Pompelle, etc.
Access to three major museums is free all weekend long!
Kids Cinema: Ernest & Celestine in Winter
Le Carré Blanc (Tinqueux)
A cozy animated film screening perfect for Sunday afternoon.
Art Awakening (Ages 18 Months - 2 Years)
Feuille Blanche, Café Noir
A dedicated art class starting Saturday morning for children as young as 18 months.
· February 28
3ART AWAKENING WORKSHOP AT FRAC : A perfect short activity for pre-schoolers. After viewing current art exhibits, little ones get hands-on to create their own masterpieces.It’s a specific, short art workshop aimed squarely at the 3-5 age bracket on Saturday morning.
BABY HOURFREE : A sweet session for the very little ones! Expect songs to hum and bite-sized stories perfect for babies and toddlers.It's the best option for parents with babies/toddlers on Saturday morning.
FREE : Take advantage of this fantastic promotion running through March! Entry to three key museums—Saint-Remi, Fort de la Pompelle, and Le Vergeur—is free all weekend.The best budget news: three museums are completely free on both Saturday and Sunday.
· March 1
4KIDS CINEMA: ERNEST & CELESTINE IN WINTER : Even though spring is near, this animated film promises to help the family reconcile with the cold and snow. A cozy Sunday afternoon viewing!It's a specific animated film screening just for Sunday afternoon.
FREE : Explore the history of art acquisitions by the city of Reims in this ongoing immersion experience. Since entry to the St. Remi museum is free, check if this related one is too!It closes Sunday, marking a last chance for this particular exhibition experience.
: Get those costumes out for a Sunday afternoon family ball! There's even a costume contest open to kids aged 6 and up.A fun, themed event perfect for kids on Sunday afternoon to burn off energy.
: The last day of this 3-day fair dedicated to all things crafty: think macramé, jewelry making, scrapbooking, and knitting. Great inspiration for future family projects.It's the final day of the fair, covering a wide range of crafts for all ages.
Also On· anytime this weekend
9: Perfect for little ones who ask a lot of questions! This show features three stories designed to help kids overcome their fear of the dark, inspire dreams, and explore the night sky.It's running all weekend and is specifically tailored for younger children (3+) to engage with space.
: Snuggle up under the dome for three cozy stories that encourage dreaming and reflection. Ideal for the youngest audience members.This limited-run planetarium show ends Sunday and is aimed at the youngest group (3+).
FREE : Grab the older kids (8+) for a friendly, convivial afternoon discovering new board games together at the library.A great, structured activity for primary school kids and up on Saturday.
FREE : This is your last chance to see this exhibition covering the protection of cultural heritage, especially important as it relates to conflict zones. Plus, entry to the museum is free this weekend!It closes Sunday and the museum entry is free for the whole family this weekend.
: This is the final session on Saturday for this planetarium program. Check times if you have older, space-curious children.It's the last chance (Saturday only) to catch this specific planetarium show.
FREE : Take the family to see where 33 French kings were crowned. A masterpiece of Gothic architecture that is completely free to enter both days of the weekend.It's an iconic, free activity available all weekend.
: Go behind the scenes at Reims' oldest biscuit factory and learn the secrets of making the famous pink biscuit (Biscuit Rose). The tour lasts about 1.5 hours.A classic Reims family activity that appeals to everyone's sweet tooth.
: Explore the former residence of archbishops, which now houses a museum about the city's history and coronations. Check ahead for special kids' workshops or games available.It’s linked directly to the Cathedral experience and explicitly mentions educational activities for children.
: Turn sightseeing into a game! This walking rally takes the family past key landmarks like the Cathedral and Place Royale, designed specifically to engage younger explorers.Turns a standard city walk into an interactive treasure hunt format for kids.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is happening on Saturday, February 28th for young kids (under 5)?
Saturday has two excellent options for the little ones: the 'Heure des bébés' (ages 6m-3y) at Médiathèque Croix-Rouge, and two separate 'Eveil art plastique' sessions at Feuille Blanche/Café Noir tailored for ages 18 months to 4 years.
Are there any free activities for the whole family this weekend?
Yes! The best free outing is taking advantage of the promotion that makes entry free to the Musée Saint-Remi, Musée du Fort de la Pompelle, and Musée-Hôtel Le Vergeur all weekend.
What is on for older kids (8+) on Sunday, March 1st?
For older kids, you could check out the family ball with a costume contest starting at age 6 at Maison commune du chemin Vert, or the film 'Ernest et Célestine en hiver' at Le Carré Blanc.
