Discover short films from Latin America in a colourful monthly film series for young audiences. Each session offers a different theme — ancestral tales told without words, environmental stories that spark curiosity, animated shorts about grandparents and family ties, and gentle films about growing up and nature. Children will watch rich visuals, vibrant rhythms and playful characters, explore stories through sound and movement, and share reactions in a calm group setting.
Kids ages 4 and up.
The Biopark is temporarily hosting Janus, a unique two-headed Greek tortoise, during the renovation of the Museum. Each head of this male tortoise has its own independent brain, which sometimes makes its movements challenging. In captivity, Janus receives attentive care, resulting in an impressive lifespan of 26 years.
Discover emotions through playful workshops using Kimochis, soft characters that help children name and share feelings. Create and sew your own Kimochi, listen to short stories, and practice gentle breathing and expressiveness. Activities mix hands-on making, bright fabrics, and soft sounds to encourage trust and communication. Children work in small age groups to explore feelings, build confidence, and practice speaking about emotions in a calm, caring space.
In French. Kids ages 3–8.
Embark on a family-friendly visit to explore the MEG’s collections, including the library and a temporary exhibition.
In French. Ages 5 and up.
Dates & Times:
Wednesday 21 January, 15:00
Wednesday 18 February, 15:00
Wednesday 18 March, 15:00
Wednesday 15 April, 15:00
Join a video game creation workshop with Marion Bareil at the City Library. As the co-founder of Tourmaline Studio, Marion will guide you through developing an arcade game. Choose from various genres such as platform, action, adventure, pinball, or labyrinths. Arrange objects, obstacles, and enemies in your game, and then test it with fellow participants.
In French. Ages 8 and up.
In conjunction with the exhibition “ELLES: Contemporary Australian Indigenous Women Artists,”
ELLES brings together powerful contemporary Aboriginal women artists whose work bridges ancestral storytelling and modern abstraction. Featuring major figures such as Emily Kam Kngwarray and Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori, alongside artists from the Bérengère Primat Collection / Fondation Opale, the exhibition at the Musée Rath highlights symbolic, vibrant works rooted in land, memory, and spirituality. Between tradition and contemporary expression, these intimate visual cartographies celebrate the deep connection between culture, nature, and creation.
In French. Ages 6 and up, accompanied by an adult.
Isidore, a circus child forced to trade his nomadic life for a sedentary education, discovers the rigid rules of school and befriends Anaïs, a rebellious dreamer. Together they escape into a vivid adventure. Brought to life by three puppeteer-musicians, this energetic and poetic show explores, with humor and nuance, the shadows and lights of school and of learning to live.
Kids ages 5 and up.
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