Explore stories and games across the museum. Solve clues in a playful investigation about a curious founder, move from room to room and uncover hidden secrets. Try medieval calligraphy with ink and quill, feel the scratch of the nib and the flow of black strokes. Join a lively time-travel visit with a young character, and listen to a colourful kamishibai tale about Lin the mouse and her blue-and-white vase.
Follow Baby Tyler’s hilarious adventures as a tiny hero navigates a world built for grown-ups. Actress and puppeteer Ingrid Hansen turns everyday objects into lively puppets, animating a mischievous finger puppet live on camera and projecting the action onstage. The contemporary tale balances laughter and tenderness as Baby Tyler discovers resilience, problem‑solving and when to ask for help. Bright visuals, playful sounds and surprising interactions invite young audiences to imagine and empathize.
In French. Kids ages 5 and up.
Climb aboard for a bumpy tractor trailer ride through rows of vines and hunt for hidden Easter eggs among the green leaves. Search, listen to bird song and feel the breeze while following clues. After the hunt, children join Easter craft workshops to paint, glue and decorate small treasures, and little ones have a quiet play corner. Sounds, colors and movement make this a hands-on outdoor adventure that sparks curiosity and creativity.
Kids ages 3–10.
Discover a lively weekend of storytelling, hands-on creativity and playful discovery across Geneva’s public libraries and partner institutions. Families will find musical readings, creative workshops, participatory animations, book-based games, treasure hunts, toy-making ateliers, guided visits, film screenings and a varied youth programme. Children can explore sounds, colours and movement, make things with their hands and spark their imagination through shared stories and playful activities designed to inspire curiosity and creativity.
A family-friendly performance suitable, featuring author Valentine Goby and musician Xavier Llamas at the Bibliothèque de la Cité. Inspired by Sebastião Salgado’s ambitious reforestation project of the Mata Atlantica forest, this show highlights themes of determination and solidarity against deforestation. The production is enhanced by sounds and paintings, creating a magical atmosphere around the reading. It is presented alongside the exhibition “SAUVAGES, Behind the Scenes of Claude Barras’ Film.”
Kids ages 7 and up.
Hop into a seasonal adventure filled with egg hunts across parks and gardens, playful treasure trails and hands-on creative workshops. Kids can mold chocolates in a chocolate-making workshop, follow clues in a family-friendly escape game, and parade with glowing lanterns as music and laughter fill the streets. Discover splashes of street art, taste local treats and listen to cheerful sounds while hunting for hidden chocolate treasures. Colors, scents and movement spark curiosity and teamwork.
Kids ages 3 and up.
Author Valentine Goby reads a luminous text inspired by Sebastião Salgado’s vow to restore the Mata Atlântica, accompanied by musician Xavier Llamas and the visuals of illustrator Muriel Kerba. The piece blends narrative and soundscapes to trace memory, loss and ecological renewal, following a protagonist who returns to find the forest vanished and decides to replant it. Sparse instrumentation and layered images create an intimate, hopeful atmosphere that magnifies the story’s audacity and collective resilience.
In French. Ages 7 and up.
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