Follow Josette the sock as she sets off to find her lost companion Ginette, who disappeared in the last washing machine. Along the way she meets a cast of quirky characters — Marie-Françoise in silk, Ester in polyester and Mylène in wool. From stitch to stitch, her steps lead to the mysterious land of lost socks, full of odd sounds, colors and surprising movements. There she must face Javel the Cruel and her wicked scheme in a playful, tactile puppet adventure.
In French. Kids ages 3–103.
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.
Follow Myla as she remembers her grandfather in a gentle musical tale sung and signed in both French and sign language. Walk with her through the forest, listen to soft songs and the creak of the oak, and watch gestures turn feelings into images. Children will explore memory, loss, and how stories help us keep people close. The show mixes music, voice, and movement to invite quiet reflection and shared warmth.
Bilingual French/sign language version. Kids ages 4 and up.
Step into lively street scenes filled with color, music and movement. Join playful workshops, watch short street shows, try hands-on crafts and play imaginative games. Meet artists, touch materials, and discover how simple gestures become big performances. Children will sketch, dance, and experiment with rhythm while all senses pick up sounds, bright costumes and tasty treats. It’s a warm, friendly celebration of creativity where families explore, make and share joyful moments.
In French. Kids ages 0 and up.
Gather for a lively reading and creative workshop inspired by Inès El Shikh’s Petit Tajine. Mélissa Catoquessa reads the tale of Souad’s first visit to her grandparents in Morocco, where a talking tajine guides her through family memories and culinary traditions. After the story children explore food, feelings and family through a custom colouring booklet and hands-on activities that encourage expression and cultural pride. Author presence possible.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
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.
Gather by the paddling pool to hear lively storytellers bring short tales to life. Listen to playful voices, rhythmic songs and splashy sounds as characters move through sunny scenes. Children will join simple refrains, act out parts, and follow bright images that spark imagination. Readings encourage curiosity, new words and pretend play, with chances to move, laugh and imagine whole stories together under the open sky.
In French. Kids ages from 4 and up.
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