Immerse yourself in the world of de-gendered tales with the GENEVEGAS collective during the Museums Night at the MEG. Suitable for both children and adults, these stories blend artificial intelligence with tradition to create a moving experience. Arrive five minutes early to each session at the MEG library to enjoy the captivating songs of the sirens performed by Pierre et la Rose and La Zizanyx.
In French. Ages 7 and up.
The FMAC is hosting Godzillab for a two-week creative workshop series tailored for kids. Led by Estelle Germain, Fred Fivaz, and Kleio Obergfell-Thomaïdes, children will have the opportunity to design and craft giant monster posters for the FMAC’s exterior or create 3D dioramas inspired by extraordinary tales.
In French. Ages 7 to 13.
Oscar Gómez Mata, known for his bold creations in Europe and Latin America, debuts his first work entirely for young audiences at Am Stram Gram. Titled “Tracas et Sans Gravité” this performance offers a “not-so-solo” act where he embodies a metaphysical clown. Combining extravagance, poetry, and reflections on major contemporary issues, Gómez Mata explores how our worries can transform into a powerful force for change.
In French. Kids ages 7 and up.
The Centre des Arts showcases a rare selection of Chu Teh-Chun’s works on paper, emphasizing calligraphy and ink. These pieces reflect his profound connection to Chinese roots and spontaneous gestural expression. Designed as an educational experience, the exhibition delves into the artist’s intimacy, his approach to space and movement, and the interplay between ink and material.
Dive into the Arctic waters with an engaging and interactive exhibition by UNIGE, where you can virtually board the Gaia sailboat with Barbara and Thierry Courvoisier. Delve into natural sciences with insights into navigation, natural phenomena, and Arctic wildlife.
Kids ages 7 and up.
La Cour des Contes is a captivating oral literature festival that has enchanted the town of Plan-les-Ouates for nearly 30 years, becoming a key event in the French-speaking world. Blending ancient myths with modern issues, the festival offers a rich and diverse program.
While family-friendly tales delight young audiences, the teen/adult program invites reflection and exploration. Highlights include Philippe Imbert’s clever take on princess stereotypes, Jennifer Anderson’s journey through the polar night and Indigenous climate concerns, and Pascal Mitsuru Guéran’s dive into Japan’s mysterious voluntary disappearances in Les évaporés du Japon. With over 50 performances, there’s much more to discover.
As part of the Spring festival in Carouge, the Carouge Library is hosting two creative workshops. Join a watercolor postcard drawing session led by Anouck Fontaine, or participate in a poetry writing workshop with Clém Künzler. You have the option to choose either workshop, or both, and enjoy exchanging handwritten postcards. Open to all ages.
Please adjust your criteria to see more results.
Event removed from your CoolAgenda.
Your password has been reset successfully. You can now log in with your new password.
We’ve sent you a password reset email to the address provided. Please check your inbox and/or spam folder.
Please check your inbox for a verification email to complete your sign-up.
