The open farm in Saint-Denis is the last working farm on the outskirts of Paris. As well as being a place to raise awareness of agriculture, it's also a place to learn about nature in the city , where you can come and pick or buy seasonal fruit and vegetables in a short circuit.
At the start of autumn , the first cucurbits, squash, pumpkins and other vegetables are ready to be picked. From October 19 to 31, , pumpkins are being celebrated at the Saint-Denis Open Farm: Jack'O Lanterns , the variety of squash that is carved every year on Halloween, have been picked. They're waiting for children, who are invited to draw on them with felt pens during a pumpkin carving workshop". Afterwards, our animators will empty and hollow out the pumpkins.
All you have to do is take your carved pumpkin home, put a candle inside and wait for Halloween night.
Les ateliers de sculpture de citrouilles" pumpkin carving workshops run from Wednesday to Sunday, from 10am to 1pm in the morning and from 2pm to 6pm, between October 19 and 31, The Saint-Denis Open Farm is open to local residents and city dwellers, who can come and buy the vegetables produced on site at the farm market. It's also possible to visit the farm freely and discover the animals that live there.
Halloween digging and carving your own pumpkin, our tutorial Halloween is the perfect time to decorate your home with scary pumpkins And just in time, with All Saints' Day approaching, you'll have the chance to dig your own pumpkins with the kids. And if you're not sure how to go about it, we'll explain all the steps you need to take to dig and decorate a scary pumpkin for a successful Halloween! Refer your establishment, click here Promote your event, click here.
