Step into Gianfranco’s magical world. Watch impossible tricks, bright scarves swirl, coins vanish and laughter grow. You become part of the act as illusions unfold and small surprises spark wide eyes. Moments of wonder mix with gentle humour and a touch of mystery. Children clap, music lifts the scenes, and everyone shares smiles. This enchanting show invites curiosity, imagination and brave participation in playful, sparkling magic.
In French.
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.
Explore nature with all your senses in a week of playful discovery. See bright colors, touch rough bark and soft leaves, smell floral and earthy scents, listen to birds and rustling grass, and maybe taste a wild berry. Through games, simple experiments and observations you’ll learn about local plants and animals. Move, listen and wonder as textures, sounds and colors come alive around you, sparking curiosity and outdoor creativity.
In French. Kids ages from 6 to 9.
Gather materials and weave in a shared workshop led by the artist Marie Jambers. Like birds building nests, children will move between inside and outside, collect grasses, wool, paper scraps and carded wool, and learn basic weaving techniques. They will experiment with different formats, prepare fibres, and shape small woven pieces together. Soft textures, bright threads and rhythmic movements invite creativity, observation and playful collaboration as the group builds a collective story through making.
In French. Kids ages 7–12.
Join a five-day cultural adventure where kids explore music, dance, storytelling and visual arts from around the world. They will learn rhythms from Turkey, songs from Rajasthan and Andean dances, play with sound in a computer music workshop, and shape colorful crafts with hands-on art projects. Storytime sparks imagination and care for the planet, while clowns and group games bring laughter. The week ends with a lively show where every child can share their creations and performance.
Kids ages 6–12. In French.
Follow Wambi on a journey as he builds a bowed harp to find his missing mother and sisters. Explore how the instrument is made, listen to its warm, ringing notes, and hear the tale that guides his search. Children will watch, touch replicas, and imagine the sounds that travel across the savannah. Curious minds will notice rhythms, wooden textures, bright tones and learn how music can tell a story and connect family.
In French. Kids ages 5 and up.
Build and play homemade instruments using recycled materials. Learn to make a tin-can violin, a garden-hose flute and a metallophone from bicycle wheels, then explore textures of sound in a playful group. Tap, blow and strum to discover rhythms, timbres, and simple composition. Children will experiment with movement, listening and leading the group as a conductor. A friendly hands-on session that encourages creativity, teamwork and musical curiosity.
Kids ages 4 and up.
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