The CNRS Festival invites you to Le Fresnoy – National Studio to discover the wonders of scientific research at the heart of the ‘Panorama 28’ exhibition. As part of the Fête de la Science, this special edition celebrates the national theme ‘Saveurs savantes’ and immerses you in captivating scientific worlds. On the programme: three days of fun and interactive workshops led by scientists, aimed at school groups and the general public. A unique opportunity to ask questions, learn and share in the excitement of research.

On the programme :
Interactive workshops: Designed by researchers, these workshops explore topics linked to the 2026 national theme, ‘Saveurs savantes’, covering a range of subjects including health, chemistry, history and atmospheric sciences. A unique opportunity to engage in dialogue and forge links between science and society.
Live demonstrations: Watch captivating demonstrations that bring to life the ways in which science enriches our daily lives.
Where art meets science: For three days, the CNRS Festival runs alongside the Panorama exhibition. As Le Fresnoy’s major annual event, Panorama offers visitors the chance to discover over 50 previously unseen works, films, installations and performances in the fields of visual arts, sound and digital creation, produced by artists from Le Fresnoy. On Saturday 10 October, two hybrid workshops, led by artists Pierre Pauze and Nazif Can Akçali, will form part of this immersive experience at the intersection of the arts and sciences.