Step into the animal kingdom of ancient Egypt. Follow tales of cats, crocodiles, ibis and lions that live to the rhythm of the Nile. Move through colorful scenes, hear river sounds, and imagine warm sand underfoot. Spot hidden symbols on sculptures and paintings. Try simple activities that invite questions and hands-on discovery. Adults explore alongside children, sharing stories and sparking curiosity about ancient myths and daily life.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
Jump into a neighborhood full of music, games and hands-on fun. DJs, live bands and colorful parades create lively sounds while workshops invite you to build huts, trade toys at a children’s flea market, and try sonic hammocks and quiet siestas. Move, listen and make — discover rhythms, bright colors and playful surprises around every corner. Evenings bring imaginative performances and mapping shows that light up walls, creating dreamlike scenes to explore with friends.
Kids ages 6–17.
Step into the artist’s playful world and explore dazzling installations together. Wander through a gallery of animals, shining lights and mirrored surfaces that bend colors and reflections. Children will observe, point out details, and share discoveries with an adult companion. The visit invites curiosity, listening to quiet echoes, noticing movements of light, and making stories from what they see. It sparks imagination and visual discovery.
Dates:
Sunday 26 April, 16:00
Sunday 10 May, 16:00
Sunday 20 September, 16:00
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
Looooooongue is an outdoor installation inspired by fairground theater, paying tribute to Capuche, an unforgettable dog. Her humans, Morgane and Damien, honor her memory through songs and stories in a heartwarming and humorous musical performance exploring themes of loss, love, and deep connections.
In French. Kids ages 2 and up.
Move, listen, and read together in a playful family workshop that mixes picture-book readings with dance. Children and grown-ups explore stories through sound, color and movement. Short readings spark imagination, then simple steps and playful gestures let kids try out the rhythms and shapes of the tale. Sessions are led by a dancer-choreographer and a team of reading animators who guide creative games, gentle warm-ups and shared moments of discovery.
In French. Kids ages 4 and up.
Follow Ugly, a plucky duckling who leaves the farmyard, meets quirky characters and discovers the value of being different in this witty, tuneful musical adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s tale. Student actors bring colourful characters to life with songs, movement and gentle humour, creating a warm family theatre experience that celebrates diversity, empathy and belonging.
In English. Kids ages 5 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.
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