Explore a lively spring market where children hunt for hidden eggs, decorate their finds, and enjoy hands-on activities. Local makers offer colorful crafts while small food stalls serve tasty treats. Kids can meet and ride ponies, follow playful trails across the farm, and practice fine motor skills during egg-decorating sessions. The atmosphere is bright and cheerful, full of colors, sounds, and discovery.
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.
Race across imaginary continents to find the legendary Egg of the Five Worlds. Solve clever riddles, search colorful spaces, and match secret clues that lead from Europe to Asia, Africa, the Americas and Oceania. Move between lively scenes filled with strange sounds, bright colors and curious objects. Teams observe, puzzle and cooperate, using imagination and attention to uncover the egg. The adventure finishes with a gentle tasting moment to share discoveries.
Kids ages 6 and up.
“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.
La Cour des Contes is a storytelling festival held each spring in Plan-les-Ouates (Geneva), celebrating oral narration as a vital force for social connection and cultural dialogue. Since 1995, the festival has brought together storytellers from across the world, and the 2026 edition invites audiences to journey through epics and great narratives spanning continents and centuries — from Ireland, Mali, Algeria and Australia to closer shores. Blending classic tales with contemporary voices, performances, family shows and workshops, the festival affirms storytelling as a shared, intimate and deeply human art form.
Join us for a vibrant weekend envisioning a world where children have a say in decision-making. Over three days, delve into the concept of granting children the right to vote through interactive games, workshops, performances, and playful discussions. This is an opportunity to rethink our relationship with childhood and to hear young voices on their desire to participate. Expect intergenerational activities and shared meals throughout the event!
Participants construct a wooden, solar-powered flashlight while gaining practical skills in electronics and maker techniques. The workshop teaches soldering, assembly of a simple electrical circuit, and integration of a photovoltaic cell with LEDs to produce efficient lighting. Attendees also learn finishing and customization using laser engraving to personalize their lamp. The session examines basic principles of solar energy and low-power design, fostering hands-on understanding of sustainable, small-scale lighting solutions.
In French. Ages 10 and up.
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