As part of the “Partir en livres” program, a family visit will explore the rich collections of the MEG (Museum of Ethnography), focusing on the theme “Animals and us.” The Topino family and their travelling circus, guided by Bisha, the blue goat, will be introduced. The visit includes a look at the three-stringed fiddle in the permanent exhibition, followed by a discovery of Bisha’s story in the library’s music room. The experience concludes with a song by the band Aksak.
In French.
Dialogues insolites (Unusual Dialogues) is a city-wide exhibition featuring small installations that explore unexpected connections between different collections, offering new perspectives on the world. This temporary exhibition, part of the closure of Geneva’s Natural History Museum, reveals surprising correlations across various disciplines.
The exhibition is hosted in several locations:
These installations offer a unique opportunity to discover and reflect on the hidden connections between science, nature, and history.
The Association of Sculptors of Geneva (ASdG) invites you to explore a diverse range of artworks at Stagni Park. From monumental pieces to intimate creations, this exhibition showcases the personal journeys of ASdG artists. On weekends, some artists will be available to engage with visitors.
The Baur Foundation highlights the magnificent lacquers from the Virginia and Edward Chow donation with an exhibition at the museum. Showcasing twelve rare pieces from the Ming and Qing dynasties, the collection includes intricately decorated boxes, dishes, and other precious items adorned with engravings or mother-of-pearl inlays. The event kicks off with a lecture by Helen Loveday, who delves into the splendor of these Chinese treasures.
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.
Delve into biodiversity and reflect on our role in its preservation within the heart of the garden. This journey, enhanced by Geneva’s Municipal Biodiversity Strategy, features brief texts displayed on veils designed to educate the public. The program also includes discussion walks, a memory game, and a series of podcasts focused on biodiversity.
The Maison Rousseau et Littérature offers free monthly guided tours of the Rousseau Path. This audio-visual journey immerses visitors in the life and works of Jean-Jacques Rousseau through seven thematic niches. Rather than presenting Rousseau as a relic of the past, the path highlights his paradoxes as an invitation to question our current times, which he appears to have foreseen.
In French.
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