Chinese New Year 2026: theater, calligraphy workshop and greetings card at the Musée de la Poste in Paris

In Paris, the Musée de La Poste is preparing a special event for Chinese New Year 2026. The program includes live arts and creative workshops, designed for families and the curious. Young and old alike will celebrate the Lunar New Year in the heart of the 15th arrondissement, in an accessible and friendly cultural setting.

Chinese New Year at Musée de La Poste

The program combines theater, calligraphy workshops and greeting cards to be made on site. Mediators are on hand at every stage to provide educational support and ensure that the public is well catered for. In addition, the emphasis is on intergenerational transmission, through short, rhythmicactivities.

The event takes place in February 2026, at the Musée de La Poste in Paris. The site is located at 34 boulevard de Vaugirard (75015), a stone’s throw from Montparnasse. The address is therefore easy to reach for families, schools and groups.

Theater, gestures and images: when art comes down to children’s level

A short form combining play, storytelling and the manipulation of scenic objects, without intimidation. The artists invite the audience to move, listen and imagine freely. As a result, every scene becomes a pretext for sharing, curiosity and joy.

“Here, artistic initiation is all about action, curiosity and smiles.

Children learn with confidence, step by step, in a caring environment. Adults also take part, depending on the mood and group dynamics. In this way, the session creates a shared, simple and joyful moment that stays in the memory.

Creative workshops and greeting cards for Chinese New Year

The workshops introduce the brush, ink and a few lucky ideograms, clearly explained. You’ll learn how to draw your wish, and how to create a personal, carefully crafted card. What’s more, each participant leaves with a tangible work of art, created with respect for traditional gestures.

• Workshops guided by artist-mediators, with demonstrations and personalized advice
• Materials supplied on site: red paper, brushes, ink and suitable media
• Limited space for quality support in small groups
• Reservations are recommended to guarantee your time slot and comfort.
• Take-away greeting cards, ready to give to your loved ones

I cannot access the content of the URL https://www.sortiraparis.com/actualites/nouvel-an-chinois/articles/340875-nouvel-an-chinois-2026-theatre-atelier-calligraphie-et-carte-de-voeux-au-musee-de-la-poste as it was not provided in the search results.
In order for me to extract the list of product references according to your specifications, please provide the plain text or HTML content of this article.

This creative time is rooted in the codes of Chinese New Year, while remaining playful. A wish for prosperity is written on red paper, according to an explained symbolism. In this way, the gesture takes on a concrete meaning and connects the public to a living tradition.

The teams will inform you in advance of how to get there, to make it easier for you to come. Places are limited, so booking is advisable, especially during the vacations. So make sure you book early to avoid waiting and enjoy your visit with peace of mind.

Preparing your visit: prices, access, target audiences for Chinese New Year

The museum is just a stone’s throw from Montparnasse, in an area with excellent transport links. Recommended metro station: Montparnasse-Bienvenüe or Falguière, depending on your itinerary. Several bus routes also provide easy access, even for strollers.

Mornings are best for young children, for greater peace and quiet. Afternoons, on the other hand, are best for families who want to take their time. In short, choose the time slot that suits your tribe’s rhythm and your needs.

Cultural landmarks, 2026 calendar and ideas for prolonging the festivities

In 2026, the lunar cycle ushers in theYear of the Horse, associated with energy and movement. During Chinese New Year, families exchange greetings and share a hearty meal. The period falls around mid-February, with celebrations spread over several days.

Cards and stamps have been recounting these rituals for decades, from one generation to the next. The Musée de La Poste showcases these objects, bearers of memories and stories. As a result, introducing children to the written word takes on a special, tangible and sensitive dimension.

You can extend the festivities at home with lanterns, stories and little touches. Or take a stroll through the 13th arrondissement, where you’ll find window displays, colors and seasonal delicacies. Chinese New Year becomes a bridge between cultures, everyday gestures and transmission.

• Chinese New Year