Free activities and introductions to celebrate the expansion of the Parc de la Courneuve this Saturday

Parc Georges-Valbon, a major green space covering more than 400 hectares in La Courneuve, is expanding even further to offer 13 hectares of additional landscaping and green spaces, as well as a new entrance from the Dugny-la-Courneuve station.

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So, to celebrate the new face of Parc Georges-Valbon, the Seine-Saint-Denis département is organizing a big day of festivities this Saturday, October 19, 2024, the first day of the All Saints' Day school vacations in Paris. Entirely free of charge and open to all, the program features introductory sports activities (rollerblading, skateboarding, scootering), sports demonstrations on the park's skatepark, and guided tours followed by a big snack.

On the agenda for the inauguration of the Georges-Valbon park extension:

• Rollerblading, scooter and skateboard lessons
• Sports demonstrations in the skatepark
• Guided tours of the park, followed by a snack

Join us on Saturday, October 19, 2024, from 2pm to 7pm, to discover the new facilities and developments of this green lung of Seine-Saint-Denis. So, shall we go?

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