Enter a wandering tale, accompanied by a cello, in which a princess flees her father’s anger and a messenger searches for her for a very long time. The journey becomes an inverted, existential quest, unfolding through many episodes drawn from Hasidic, Indian, Slavic and Norwegian folktales. Children will be immersed in vivid scenes, guided by music and storytelling, sparking imagination, curiosity and gentle reflection.
In French. Kids ages 7 and up.
Togolese Vodou ensemble E’Du joins French producer Judgitzu for a sound rooted in the depths of Vodou practice. Built on Adbadja, Dan and Sakpate rhythms, the performance unfolds as a hypnotic, repetitive current, placing percussion, bells and call-and-response voices at its centre. Judgitzu’s electronics follow the same logic, shaping subtle shifts in tempo and layering textures into a gradual, immersive progression. Their album Nuku, released on Nyege Nyege Tapes, frames the project as a shared journey of trance and transcendence. Alan Bolumar and Carl complete the evening with a specially conceived DJ set.
The Lemanic Modern Ensemble traces Maurice Ravel’s poetic universe through music, song and spoken text, with conductor Dylan Corlay and French soprano Marion Tassou. Framed by Bénédicte Lesenne’s original staging, the programme moves between Symbolist literature, distant cultures, jazz and music-hall, revealing a modernist landscape both playful and refined. Ravel’s pages meet works by Satie, Chostakovitch, Marinetti and others in a vivid encounter between heritage and fantasy.
A theatrical, musical and visual voyage into the heart of the Mediterranean, Poésidonia brings together forty actors, singers and musicians in a vibrant chorus. Their stories speak of solidarity, exile, hope and resistance, carried by poetry, music and voices from across the world. Around the performance, concerts extend the encounter, while an exhibition of photographs and illustrations adds further visual perspectives.
In French.
Follow a farm full of surprises, a zebra that changes its stripes, a big-mouthed frog, and mischievous bats. These animated short films open a playful world of fantasy, humour, and poetry. Children and grown-ups can discover seven inventive women filmmakers and enjoy 50 minutes of colourful storytelling, lively images, and curious characters that spark imagination.
In English. Kids ages 5 and up.
Explore the rich colours and textures of autumn in a hands-on art workshop. Hunt for bright leaves, plump fruits and unusual seeds, feeling their shapes and mixing their hues. Create temporary artworks from natural bits, arranging colours, rubbing textures, and trying simple prints. Listen to crunching leaves and notice smells while experimenting with patterns and movements. This playful workshop sparks curiosity, observation and creativity through sensory discovery.
Kids ages from 6 to 13.
Follow a gentle story that turns an ordinary walk into a shared adventure. As the tale unfolds, children discover how friendship can grow step by step. After the story, they can dive into a small workshop and make their own creation, using imagination, color, and simple materials. It is a cosy mix of listening, exploring, and making, with a calm rhythm that invites young minds to dream.
In French. Kids ages 4 and up.
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