Wednesday 10 December, 15:00

Wednesday Animation at MEA

The Centre d’art contemporain, MEA, and Animatou are hosting a free session for children, titled “Our Animal Heroes.” Designed to accommodate non-French speakers, this session requires prior reservation. The program features five animated short films about animals—including a cat, tiger, lynx, fox, and elephant—with heartwarming and humorous encounters. While undergoing renovations, the Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève is organizing these off-site events in collaboration with the Fondation Convergences.

In French.  Ages 3 and up.

Boulevard de la Cluse 26,
1205 Geneva
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Photo Credit: court-métrage “Le chat d’appartement”

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