Black cats, spiders and ghosts: to mark the end of the All Saints’ Day holidays, the Town of Fontainebleau is organising a special programme of events under the banner «Haunted Fontainebleau». Four days of thrills for the whole family, across the Municipal Theatre, the media centre and the streets of the town centre.
Le Wednesday 28 October, from 3.30 pm to 7.30 pmthe Théâtre municipal de Fontainebleau is transformed into a magical and slightly eerie place for «Amelot’s Diary», an indoor treasure hunt based on mechanism boxes. The aim is to discover the magic formula hidden in a strange notebook in order to become Amelot de Créteil’s successor. There are frequent departures with no passenger limit; the game is aimed at families, aged 8 and over and accompanied by an adult. Tickets can be bought on the day at the venue, with no booking required.
Le Saturday 31 October from 2.30 pm, the Traders’ Association is organising a gathering at Place de la République for a a sweet hunt and a fancy dress competition divided into three age groups, map in hand, setting off to discover the participating shops.
That same Saturday at 6.00 pm, it’s time for teenagers and adults to head to the Charité Royale media centre for a Halloween party with board games, with a selection put together by the association The Briefcase. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. This is Free, subject to booking.
Plenty to keep you busy throughout the last week of the holidays, from family puzzle games to board games for grown-ups, not to mention the shop windows in the town centre.
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