On the first Sunday of every month, family-oriented sessions allow visitors to discover the exhibition in an engaging way. The Mini Rendez-vous, tailored for children aged 2 to 4, accompanied by an adult, offer 20-minute artistic exploration sessions. This session, themed “Vrai ou Faux?,” provides two time slots for participation.
In French.
The Country Festival in Chancy brings a full weekend of free concerts and lively Western-themed entertainment, including a full-scale Western village, Native American camp with drum circles and storytelling, mechanical rodeo, line-dance lessons, archery and axe-throwing — all set in Switzerland’s westernmost village
Jennie is a perfectly content dog with cozy cushions, full bowls, and a loving owner—yet something’s missing. One day, she packs her suitcase and sets off to discover the world. Through encounters and unexpected adventures, she learns that growing up isn’t about big achievements, but daring to step outside your comfort zone. A poetic and playful tale filled with surprises and songs, perfect for curious minds and fans of chance encounters.
In French. All audiences, ages 7 up.
Family visit to discover an aspect of the MEG permanent exhibition.
As part of the “Partir en livres” programme, whose theme for this summer is “Animals and us”, let’s discover the gifts given by all the animals of the Arctic on the occasion of Koulou’s birth. After looking at the Inuit objects in the permanent exhibition, let’s listen to Koulou’s poem in the music room of the library. The visit will end with listening to Inuit sounds.
In French.
Family visit to discover an aspect of the MEG temporary exhibition.
As part of the “Partir en livres” program, whose theme this summer is “The animal and us”, let’s discover the story of the boy kidnapped by the salmon because he disrespected them. After observing the Salmon Chief Mask, let’s listen to the story of Shanyaak’utlaax in the library’s music room. The tour ends with a listening session to Alaskan native sounds.
In French.
Family visit to discover an aspect of the MEG permanent exhibition.
As part of the “Partir en livres” programme, whose theme for this summer is “Animals and us”, let’s discover the gifts given by all the animals of the Arctic on the occasion of Koulou’s birth. After looking at the Inuit objects in the permanent exhibition, let’s listen to Koulou’s poem in the music room of the library. The visit will end with listening to Inuit sounds.
In French.
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