Search for curious treasures among old books and scientific objects in a playful hunt. Turn pages, trace faded letters, and spot hidden clues in a lively search-and-find game. Challenge your memory with a colorful matching game that sharpens observation. Gather for science stories read aloud, with voices, gestures and small surprises that bring facts to life. Kids will explore textures, sounds and bright images while playing, reading and discovering together.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
Whittle, sand, and paint your own wooden toy in this hands-on workshop. Using simple tools and bright paints, children shape small pieces of wood, feel smooth curves, hear tapping tools, and watch colors come alive. Young makers try cutting, assembling, and decorating under friendly guidance, learning patience and hand skills while inventing playful movements. The result is a unique toy to take home and play with, made with your own hands.
In French. Kids ages 4 and up.
For BiblioWeekend 2026, the MEG library hosts events centered around the theme “Play,” with a special focus on Japan and East Asia. The lineup includes a continuous toy-making workshop throughout the day, a talk by Damien Kunik, a guided tour highlighting toys from the permanent collection, and a screening of “Little Nemo” as part of the Sunday cinema feature.
“Ambre” is an engaging and interactive show that encourages children to reshape society through political creativity. Inspired by the season’s theme of children’s voting rights, this performance puts young participants front and center alongside Ambre, an actor, and a children’s rights expert. Blending elements of play, portraiture, and documentary, children in the audience are invited to explore and share innovative ideas from around the globe.
In French. Kids ages 8 and up.
Drift off with Little Nemo as a magic bed sweeps him into Slumberland. Follow him through glowing dreamscapes where colors shimmer, soft music floats, and odd creatures whisper. Kids will watch the adventure unfold, imagine flying, and feel the thrill of surprise in every turn. The gentle story sparks curiosity about dreams, courage and friendship, using movement, sounds and bright imagery to stir imagination and invite wonder.
In French. Kids ages 4 and up.
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.
Dash through winding alleys on a chocolate rescue mission with Pak’alapin. Search for hidden Pak’Potes and magic eggs tucked into shop windows, follow clues in your game booklet, and collect sweet surprises. Dress up and become a little detective, spotting bright colors, curious sounds, and secret signs. The trail mixes playful puzzles, movement, and tasting treats, ending with a friendly meeting with Pak’alapin and plenty of chocolate.
Kids ages 4–10.
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