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.
The village lights up for three days of winter magic: local artisans, seasonal treats, concerts, family-friendly animations, and creative workshops for all ages. A warm, festive escape to stroll, shop for unique gifts, and soak up the holiday spirit in the heart of Veyrier.
This creative workshop for children focuses on movement discovery through dance, exploring ideas of weight, time, direction, space, and listening. The session allows kids to develop their own physical language while engaging with themes from the Geneva Museum’s exhibitions, including those from the history of science museum.
In French. Ages 5 and up.
Ouch! by FanfareduLoup is a joyfully offbeat puppet concert where strangeness takes center stage. On stage, musicians and puppets inspire, imitate, and intertwine in a repertoire that is both solemn and wild, full of humor, surprise, and whimsy. Revived with enthusiasm since 2023, this unusual show invites the audience to celebrate their quirky side in a festive and playful tribute.
Ages 6 and up.
The ASL is marking its 45th anniversary with the immersive exhibition “Léman, l’éveil d’un peuple” (Léman, the Awakening of a People). This exhibition chronicles the fierce battle to rescue Lake Geneva from suffocation between the 1960s and 2000, driven by the collective efforts of associations, scientists, fishermen, journalists, and institutions. It offers a journey filled with documents and personal accounts, reminding visitors of the power of individual action in protecting the lake. The event features a variety of activities suitable for all ages, including fun missions for children, conferences, and guided tours. It also highlights the lake’s current challenges and encourages active engagement in its preservation.
Dansehabile presents “Kora” at the MEG auditorium, complementing the Afrosonica exhibition. This inclusive performance blends contemporary dance with hip-hop, highlighting collaboration between dancers with and without disabilities. Established in 2001, the organization aims to promote cultural and social projects, fostering connections through art and movement. The show draws inspiration from the West African kora instrument, delving into storytelling through body, music, and words. Choreographed by Maroussia Ehrnrooth, with dancers and musicians, “Kora” offers a journey through both past and present.
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