Join an animation workshop with Liliana Dias, where you’ll craft a story by using sand on a light table. Employ your fingers, brushes, straws, and other tools to bring your collective creation to life. The sand becomes your canvas, giving way to your imagination and storytelling. Led by filmmaker and camera operator Liliana Dias.
Kids ages 11 and up.
Embark on an interactive urban quest exploring Geneva’s hybrid creatures like mermaids, dragons, and griffons. Utilize an online map and QR codes to enhance your understanding of these chimeras, which are woven into the city’s architecture and art. Enjoy your adventure!
Europe’s largest digital aquarium offers an immersive, fun, and educational experience that brings the ocean to life. Featuring marine life from sea turtles and dolphins to vibrant coral reefs and fish, the exhibition combines traditional art with cutting-edge technology for a captivating experience. The 40-minute show is just the beginning—visitors can design their own underwater creatures using provided templates, and with special interactive technology, their drawings are scanned and brought to life in the live aquarium. Perfect for the whole family!
The musical show “La vie est en-chantée!” is set in Dr. Edith Moitou’s office. The story follows Rémi, who speaks only in rhyme, and Mila, who has lost her voice, as they meet and learn to turn their differences into strengths. This pop musical by Lou Ciszewski combines a Broadway flair, glitter, and joy to create an uplifting experience.
In French. Kids ages 8 and up.
The Conservatoire de Musique de Genève opens its doors to the public for a unique exploration of music and theater. This immersive event invites visitors of all ages to discover the richness of musical education through concerts, performances, instrument demonstrations, and interactive workshops. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned music enthusiast, the Open House Marathon offers a chance to experience the dynamic world of the Conservatory, meet passionate musicians, and take part in engaging activities.
Registrations for the Conservatoire courses are open over the weekend: You can register directly on the 1st floor, across from the stairs, in the director’s office, on Saturday 5 April from 9:00 to 18:00 and Sunday 6 April from 10:00 to 15:00.
The Fabulous Story of BasarKus follows a unique creature, BasarKus, with two heads, multiple legs, and many arms, living in harmony with itself. However, upon discovering it has two hearts, BasarKus begins to question its identity. The creature embarks on an adventurous journey with its other half, exploring the idea of unity and separation. As they try to break apart and experience life individually, they confront their fears and discover their true selves.
This circus and dance performance features a dynamic duo, Markus (juggling) and Basil (acrobats), who create a seamless fusion of their art forms. The show delves into themes of identity, hybridity, and the transition from symbiosis to individuality.
Kids ages 3 and up.
The famous story of the three little pigs adapted and revisited in a humorous way for three trombones and a tuba, around lively, varied pieces and unusual sound effects that will make you discover instruments of the brass family as you have never heard them before!
Musics by J. Brahms, A. Khatchaturian, M. Moussorgski, J. Offenbach, G. Verdi, R. Wagner
Kids ages 4 and up.
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