Scroll !
The Digital Festival of Toulouse Métropole Libraries
2026
About Scroll !
Scroll! is the digital festival of Toulouse Métropole libraries. Each year, it offers a free and varied program centered around digital cultures and practices: workshops, exhibitions, shows, meetings, video games... for all ages and tastes.
Scroll ! — edition 2026
The 3rd edition of Scroll !, the digital festival of Toulouse Métropole libraries, takes place from February 28 to March 15, 2026. Nearly two weeks of entirely free programming to explore the links between the living world and digital practices.
Scroll ! 2026 — Nature meets Digital
For its 3rd edition, the Scroll ! festival takes over the libraries and cultural venues of the Toulouse metropolitan area from February 28 to March 15, 2026. The theme of this edition explores the surprising links between nature and digital practices: how technology is inspired by the living, represents it, and helps to better understand it.
The festival offers nearly 70 free activities spread across more than 30 cultural venues, in 12 communes of Toulouse Métropole: Aussonne, Blagnac, Cornebarrieu, Cugnaux, Fenouillet, Gagnac-sur-Garonne, Saint-Jean, Saint-Jory, Toulouse, Tournefeuille, L'Union and Villeneuve-Tolosane.
On the program: artificial intelligence, 3D printing, augmented and virtual reality, digital embroidery, live looping, retrogaming, creative workshops, conferences and meetings. All activities are free and open access (some require prior registration).
Highlights Scroll ! 2026
- 41st edition
- In Toulouse, Haute-Garonne
Programme Scroll ! 2026
Highlights — Scroll ! 2026
- Independent video game fair — discovery of independent video game creation
- Immersive concert around digital cultures
- 3D printing workshops combining digital creation and plant themes (including « Create your miniature world » with Claire Sauvaget)
- Virtual reality experiences at Micro-Folie Ernest-Renan
- Installations and visual arts with studio Cruschiform and Les films de l'atelier bleu
- Sound walk « The song of the starling whales » by Ingrid Obled
- Retrogaming areas, digital embroidery workshops, podcast creation, conferences and debates
Full program and registration on the Toulouse libraries website.
Prices Scroll ! 2026
Scroll ! — 2027 edition
The 2026 edition was held from 28 February to 15 March 2026. The dates for the 2027 edition have not been announced yet. This page will be updated as soon as the official programme is published.
Practical information — Scroll !
Practical Information
- Organizer: Toulouse Métropole Libraries
- Price: free admission (some activities require registration)
- Locations: libraries and cultural venues spread across 12 municipalities of Toulouse Métropole
- Contact: 05 62 27 40 88 — 1 allée Jacques Chaban-Delmas, 31500 Toulouse
- Program: bibliotheque.toulouse.fr
Scroll!, the digital festival of the libraries
Organized by the Toulouse Métropole libraries, Scroll! offers a free program each year, developed around a different theme related to digital cultures and practices. The festival takes place in about thirty cultural venues spread across a dozen municipalities in the Toulouse metropolitan area.
Artificial intelligence, 3D printing, augmented and virtual reality, digital embroidery, retrogaming, live looping: workshops, activities, exhibitions, shows, and meetings invite young and old to explore digital technology in all its forms, in a fun, artistic, and scientific way.
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History of Scroll !
Edition 2025 Jul 2025Other festivals near Toulouse
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