Explore the world of cycling across interactive tracks and hands-on zones designed for families and young riders. Children try different bikes, practise handling in safe test areas, and join supervised bike lessons that build confidence and balance. Exhibits introduce electric bikes, cargo, gravel and micromobility with sensory appeal — the sounds, colours and movement of a busy bike scene. Activities encourage curiosity, play and practical skills for getting around.
Kids ages 0 and up.
Follow Komaneko, a curious little cat, as she makes her own films in four tender, playful shorts. Each story sparks imagination, invites collaborative creativity and gently reveals how making images is a craft and a joyful game. Live musicians bring the world to life with percussion, guitars, keys, voices and found objects, blending electronica, jazz and indie-pop into bright, rhythmic soundscapes that delight young ears and bodies.
In French. Kids ages 3 and up.
Climb, play and explore themed games that introduce kids to basic bouldering. Children move across colorful routes, feel the rough holds, and practice balance, jumps and gentle problem-solving through playful challenges. Instructors guide simple techniques, spotting and cheering as little climbers try new moves. Sessions mix movement, imagination and sensory play so kids discover strength, confidence and teamwork in a safe, playful setting.
Kids ages 5–10.
Step into Euphonia, an interactive sound installation inspired by Hector Berlioz’s tale Euphonia ou La Ville musicale. Here you don’t just listen: you blow, build, play, probe and invent together. Along the route you create your own instrument before exploring a vast participatory organ. Sounds circulate, answer each other and meet to form a collective composition. No musical training is required — a playful sonic adventure to share with family.
In French. Kids ages 4 and up.
Explore an arboretum to discover strong oaks, tall firs, glossy maples, tulip trees and copalmes. Listen to leaves whisper, touch rough bark and smell the damp earth as you learn how to recognise and name different trees. Follow themed investigations and sensory games that turn botanical exploration into a playful adventure. Use sight, touch and scent to compare shapes, colours and textures while learning simple identification tips from guides and volunteers.
Kids ages 6–13.
Animatou is the leading animation film festival in French-speaking Switzerland, dedicated to showcasing the best of contemporary animated cinema and championing bold, author-driven works that rarely find space in traditional theatres. Both locally rooted and internationally recognised, the festival brings together generations, cultures and sensibilities through a rich programme of competitive short films, special screenings, feature films, retrospectives, workshops and masterclasses. With a strong commitment to education and year-round activities for schools and the wider public, Animatou has become a key platform for animation in Geneva and beyond.
Explore a lively world of stories and music in this collective storytelling performance. Four storytellers and a musician weave myths, fables and observational tales that celebrate life’s diversity. Children are invited to listen, imagine and follow playful soundscapes, rhythmic pulses and vivid images that spark curiosity. The performance finishes with a collective after-session where families can gather and share.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
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