Build your first 3D video game using Kodu. Start by shaping a colorful world, placing landscapes, obstacles and characters on the screen. Learn simple programming steps to make your hero move, jump and interact with sounds and effects. Test scenes, tweak behavior and watch your game come alive with motion, color and sound. Hands-on time lets you experiment, solve problems and see code turn into playful action.
In French. Kids ages 8–12.
Cordeb’Art facilitates this introductory manga drawing workshop, presenting approachable techniques for creating characters, expressions and dynamic poses suitable for beginners.
The session covers fundamentals of manga style—proportions, facial features, line work and shading—through exercises centered on monsters and other nightmarish creatures. Participants explore character design, anatomy simplification, and mood creation while practicing sketching and inking strategies that enhance expressiveness and storytelling in their creature designs.
In French. From ages 9 to 15.
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.
Imagine walking from the exhibition into a workshop where you dream up how to become famous and see your name on a street plaque. Children sketch bright ideas, cut colorful collage pieces, and stick them onto a cardboard plaque. They paint letters, add textures, and play with shapes and sounds as they personalise their mini street sign. The result is a small ‘success panel’ to hang on a wall and a lively collage celebrating their future fame.
In French. Kids ages 7–12.
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.
These visits for little ones, designed to inspire dreams, storytelling, and wonder, are tailored for young children.
Ages 3 to 5 accompanied by an adult.
Dates & Times:
Wednesday 11 February, 10:30
Friday 13 February, 10:30
Wednesday 18 February 10:30 & 15:30
Zoom into a playful morning full of rolling toys and cheerful motion. Children push cars, trucks, skateboards and pull-along toys, inventing tracks and daring new challenges. Little hands test wheels, feel vibrations, hear wheels whir and watch colors blur as they speed along. They design courses, try turns and celebrate small victories while learning cause and effect, balance and creativity. The session invites exploration, noisy fun and energetic play.
In French. Kids ages 0–4.
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