JO d'hiver : curling piste, photo expo, raclette et retransmission des épreuves à La Communale Winter Olympics: curling rink, photo exhibition, raclette and live coverage of the events at La Communale

The Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics have begun, and while you can watch them on television, La Communale de Saint-Ouen invites you to enjoy them even more at its giant food court, with numerous activities on the program, until March 15, 2026, the closing date of the Winter Paralympic Games.

In addition to the live broadcast of events every day during opening hours, discover the curling on the track set up for the occasion right in the middle of the market, where everyone can learn the sport thanks to equipment loans and gear up for the curling tournament scheduled for February 19 at 7:00 p.m. A free workshop aimed at introducing this little-known sport to the general public, yet emblematic of the Winter Olympics.

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Meanwhile, an exhibition awaits you in the Immersive Club on the 1924 Winter Games in Chamonix, now recognized as the first Winter Olympic Games. It traces the event through a photographic archive of 2,500 images, recently digitized in high definition, showing the gestures, outfits, landscapes and spirit of the competition, offering a look at the birth of winter sports and their legacy to the present day.

And to feel like we’re in the mountains the way our athletes do, the hungriest can swing by the Communale’s fromagerie and sample a selection of alpine specialties such as roasted Mont d’Or, raclette, fondue, or toasts with Reblochon, and even hot mulled wine at the bar!