The MEG Library houses an extensive collection focused on social and cultural anthropology. In addition to books and periodicals, it offers a variety of multimedia resources, including DVDs, CDs, comics, and children’s books, all tied to the museum’s collection. The library also preserves sound archives accessible through its phonotheque and features a 12-seat cinema for viewing ethnographic films. It occasionally hosts talks and events organized by the museum.
Embark on a family-friendly visit to explore the MEG’s collections, including the library and a temporary exhibition.
In French. Ages 5 and up.
Dates & Times:
Wednesday 21 January, 15:00
Wednesday 18 February, 15:00
Wednesday 18 March, 15:00
Wednesday 15 April, 15:00
Sara Petrella and Mylène Steity introduce “ABC arts & musées. Histoire coloniale et voix autochtone,” a collaborative book structured as an alphabet guide on the decolonization of arts and museums. This work intertwines science, creativity, and commitment, providing a platform for reexamining our relationship with the past and envisioning new futures. The event features speakers Sara Petrella, Mylène Steity, Carine Durand, and Floriane Morin.
In French.
Explore Japanese ceramics and follow Tomoko’s small adventure as she loses her kokeshi doll and is comforted by a master potter. Observe shiny shapes, painted faces and warm clay textures. Listen to Tomoko’s story and gentle Japanese music that drift through the room. Imagine the potter’s hands shaping clay, hear soft rhythms, and spot bright colors and playful patterns. This visit invites curiosity, questions and a quiet, shared wonder.
In French. Kids ages 4 and up.
Step into Hinatea’s story and move with the rhythm of Tahiti. Explore a small exhibition and library corner as you observe the Hei Tiki and the objects that shaped the tale. Listen as Hinatea tells how her grandmother helps her calm down before ‘Ori Tahiti exams, with gentle drums and ocean-like sounds. Try simple dance steps, feel the rhythms, imagine colors and movements, and share questions about tradition and courage.
In French. Kids ages 5 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.
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.
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