A family tour of the “Observatoires” exhibition by John M Armleder invites participants, aged 6 and above with an accompanying adult, to explore a captivating world filled with animals, light and mirror reflections, and astonishing installations.
In French.
The Art Genève “Family” tour offers a playful and interactive introduction to the fair, specially designed for children. Accessible and welcoming, this introductory visit invites young and old alike to explore a rich universe of artworks from diverse backgrounds and major 20th-century movements, with a focus on pieces that encourage imagination, play, and creative expression.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up, accompanied by an adult.
Follow a tender little creature who, having fallen from its nest, must learn that soft fur won’t let it fly and that its path lies on the ground. Braving seasons and elements, it walks step by step through encounters both hostile and kind, discovering its place in the world. The journey unfolds within a mechanical storytelling stage: a moving conveyor, dreamlike landscapes and chimera characters create poetic, animated tableaux that feed this curious hero’s adventures.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
Artist Ainhoa Cayuso guides participants in transforming recycled materials into wearable accessories, bringing practical DIY expertise to this creative workshop.
This workshop explores mask and brooch construction through cutting, layering and embellishment techniques using found materials. Participants experiment with color, texture and fastening methods, learning practical strategies to personalise accessories for festive wear and to approach sustainable craft with imagination and resourcefulness.
In French. Kids aged 10 and up.
Enter a living rainforest through film and live sound. Watch Kéria and her cousin Selaï as they care for a baby orangutan and face the loss of their ancestral forest. Live percussion and bird songs weave with recorded chirps, water and wind to shape the scene. Short musical bursts and soft calls make you feel the trees, the hush and the movement. The story mixes adventure and tenderness while inviting curiosity about nature and where we belong.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
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.
Immerse yourself in a theatrical morning beginning with breakfast and followed by a performance that blends storytelling, interpretive art, and improvisation. After the show, children join an introductory mini-theater class.
In French. Ages 7 & 8.
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