Dive into a hungry tale where everyone wants more. Follow greedy characters who ask who will eat what and who might be eaten. The story serves salty bites, sticky syrup, giant pumpkins, and a proud Caribbean mango. Vivid images, playful sounds, and lively movement bring each scene alive. Children will imagine strange flavors, giggle at extravagant tricks, and join the feast with their senses as they explore taste, rhythm, and surprise.
In French. Kids ages 5 and up.
Explore Japanese ceramics and follow Tomoko’s small adventure as she loses her kokeshi doll and is comforted by a master potter. Observe shiny shapes, painted faces and warm clay textures. Listen to Tomoko’s story and gentle Japanese music that drift through the room. Imagine the potter’s hands shaping clay, hear soft rhythms, and spot bright colors and playful patterns. This visit invites curiosity, questions and a quiet, shared wonder.
In French. Kids ages 4 and up.
Share a gentle musical moment with your baby in a calm, cozy setting. Lie close, close your eyes and listen as a single instrument weaves soft melodies and quiet rhythms designed to soothe little bodies and spark early listening skills. This relaxed, parent-accompanied session invites quiet interaction, breathing, and discovery through sound. Babies experience warmth, rhythm and intimacy while adults follow the music’s flow.
Wednesdays at 14:00
3 & 17 December
At the Grand Théâtre de Genève
18 February & 20 May
At the Manège en ville
In French. Kids ages 6 months and up.
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.
Join a playful workshop where children follow the story of Carla and Léo, the 3D printing prince, to discover how a 3D printer works. After listening to the tale, participants use 3D pens to build shapes, learning to move from flat sketches to three-dimensional creations. The session mixes storytelling, hands-on making, and colourful experimentation that sparks imagination and fine motor skills.
In French. Kids ages 7 and up.
Take on the role of a lake scientist and peer closely at molluscs and crustaceans. Use magnifying glasses and microscopes to study shells, tiny claws and wavy movements. Hear the soft lap of water, spot shimmering shapes under the lens, and feel the textures of small creatures. This hands-on workshop reveals who lives in the lake and how they help the ecosystem, inviting families to explore and ask curious questions.
In French.
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.
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