Discover short films from Latin America in a colourful monthly film series for young audiences. Each session offers a different theme — ancestral tales told without words, environmental stories that spark curiosity, animated shorts about grandparents and family ties, and gentle films about growing up and nature. Children will watch rich visuals, vibrant rhythms and playful characters, explore stories through sound and movement, and share reactions in a calm group setting.
Kids ages 4 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.
“Cleopatra at Am Stram Gram” is a must-see show for audiences of all ages. Directed by Dan Jemmett and penned by Rémi De Vos, this production offers a fresh take on the Cleopatra myth, uncovering lesser-known facets of this historical icon. With an all-female cast, the play delves into her alliances, romantic entanglements, and her prowess in languages, mathematics, and philosophy, set against a backdrop of a male-dominated world. It’s a theatrical experience not to be missed!
In French.
Lie back with your baby and explore the museum through touch, sound, and gentle movement. A cultural mediator and musician Morgane Frémaux invite you to listen to rhythms, tap soft textures, and follow small playful gestures. Babies will discover different noises, calming melodies, and bright colours while adults join in guided interactions. Short activities encourage attention, bonding, and sensory discovery in a warm, rhythmic atmosphere.
In French. Kids ages 10 months–2 years.
Jump into an enchanted world of playful creatures and bright shapes. Use sculptures as inspiration to model your own imaginary animal with clay and simple tools. Feel the smooth clay, press, pinch and shape lively ears, tails and wings. Paint bold colors, try funny movements and let your creature find its place on a little stage. Explore textures, sounds and imagination while creating a character to share with friends.
In French. Kids ages 5–7.
Set off on a musical world tour with a conductor, an actress and an illustrator. The orchestra travels to meet musicians and plays familiar classical pieces alongside lesser-known works. Chloé Perarnau draws bright, live images that dance across the stage. Children and families hear different instruments, spot colors and shapes in the drawings, and join moments of singing and movement. Short storytelling and lively sounds invite curiosity and a love for music.
In French. Ages 6 and up.
Choreographer Laurence Yadi presents a new creation for young audiences after a residency in Bali. This dance solo, titled “Silahkan” (meaning “please” in Balinese), invites audiences on a journey filled with humor, poetry, and emotion. The performance unfolds within a constantly transforming set where ordinary objects turn into something extraordinary. It reveals a magical world of tales inhabited by princesses, gods, demons, and warriors, exploring the wonders and mysteries of a distant journey.
Kids ages 6 and up.
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