Molluscs and crustaceans are lesser-known inhabitants of Lake Geneva, yet they are an important part of the region’s biodiversity. Immerse yourself in the role of specialist and take a closer look at these species using our magnifying glasses and microscopes. This workshop will help you discover the species that live in Lake Geneva and their role in the lake’s ecosystem.
An exciting event to enjoy with family and friends.
The Village of Cultures at ADEM returns for its fourth edition, offering a series of workshops in world music, singing, and dance. Renowned artist-educators will lead various sessions: instrumental tango with Victor Hugo Villena and Bárbara Varassi Pega, salsa percussion with Orlando Poleo, traditional South American singing with Rebecca Roger Cruz, and Argentine dances with Rocco Sedano. Hind Taoufiq will present Oriental dances, and Karen Lugo will conduct a flamenco dance workshop. These sessions will take place at the ADEM and EMA venues, fostering an environment of intercultural creation and exchange. Open to all levels.
Led by artist Rachel Maisonneuve, participants step into the roles of journalists to produce humorous and spooky audio segments, exploring a family home where objects come to life.
In French. Ages 9 and up.
The invites children to embark on an artistic adventure with workshops in dance, music, storytelling, and visual arts. Kids will delve into the music of ancient Egypt and the rhythms of southern Italy. A novel activity this year is a computer-assisted music workshop.
Kids ages 6 to 12.
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.
The library team invites you to explore biodiversity with outdoor activities, including games, coloring, storytelling, and readings in the garden. Enjoy books and tales about the plant world, engage in board games, and relish a playful and creative exploration of biodiversity in a relaxed setting. Should the weather not cooperate, activities will continue indoors at the Mediation Space. These events complement the “Our Biodiversity” exhibition at the Botanical Garden.
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.
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