Join a snowy adventure when Santa catches a cold! Mrs. Claus and the mischievous elf Gus flip through a magic grimoire, sing playful songs and try curious remedies to get Santa back on his feet. Children will laugh at silly antics, join in rhythmic tunes, and watch colorful scenes unfold as the story mixes humor, warmth and a sprinkle of holiday magic. Interactive moments spark imagination and gentle lessons about caring for others.
In French.
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.
Climb aboard a vintage tram and ride through the city in a 1920s convoy. Hear wooden wheels click, bell chimes ring, and feel the gentle sway as the streets roll past. Children can spot bright colors, old signs, and unexpected details while imagining stories from long ago. The trip mixes movement, sound, and history so kids can explore, ask questions, and share discoveries with family in a lively, sensory journey.
Jump into a cozy creative space where tiny hands make colorful shapes and soft sounds fill the air. Inspired by museum artworks, children and their adults will explore textures, colors, and gentle movements through play, stories, and simple crafts. Little ones will experiment with finger paints, fabrics, and instruments, discovering how art can feel and sound. This immersive, multisensory moment encourages curiosity, sensory play, and bonding between child and grown-up.
In French. Kids ages 0–4.
Explore the tiny treasures pressed between paper and time. Discover early plant collections from 20 or 200 years ago and read the notes of a child botanist who kept a journal at four and a half. Together with a botanist and science communicator, examine shapes, colors and textures of preserved leaves, compare old and new specimens, and learn to notice details in nature. This discovery invites curiosity and a gentle hands-on attention to plants.
Kids ages 4 and up. In French.
Explore the playful world of Édouard Manceau through lively storytime and a hands-on craft session. Children will listen to colourful picture books, enjoy animated readings led by librarians, and build a painted cardboard puppet to take home. The workshop encourages imagination, fine motor skills and creative play with bright shapes and textures. Sessions combine listening, drawing and simple cutting and assembly in a calm, friendly setting.
In French. Kids ages 4 and up.
Gather under shady trees for short, lively readings and quiet book browsing. Children listen to stories read aloud with expressive voices and gentle rhythms, see colorful scenes, and imagine characters moving and talking. Little ones can choose a single tale or stay for many, turning pages and whispering discoveries. The sounds of pages, birdsong, and soft laughter make reading feel like a calm outdoor adventure that sparks curiosity and language.
Every Thursday between 9 July and 13 August, from 10:00 to 12:00 at the Promenade du Pin!
In French. Kids ages 3 and up.
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