Le murmure des tableaux
Join a family-friendly afternoon at the Musée d'art et d'histoire in Geneva for 'Le murmure des tableaux,' where kids and parents discover how paintings whisper through hands-on activities, storytelling, and guided gallery explorations.
Jeudi au MAH – May 28, 2026
Join Contrechamps for Jeudi au MAH at the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire in Geneva. This free-entry, all-ages concert (reservation recommended) offers an intimate evening of contemporary music inside the historic museum setting.
HeavySaurus: Show Metal pour les Enfants
Join HeavySaurus for a child-friendly metal show at Le Rez-Usine, delivering energetic riffs and playful stage theatrics tailored for young fans, in a family-friendly Swiss music venue.
Nuit des musées: Contrechamps concert at Musée Ariana
Join Nuit des musées for a Contrechamps concert at Musée Ariana in Geneva, blending contemporary music with the museum-night atmosphere. Free admission and open to all audiences; an inspiring, artsy evening.
Race for Gift: Geneva Charity Run & Walk (11th Edition)
Join the 11th edition of Race for Gift in Geneva on May 31, 2026—a charity run and walk open to everyone. Race through the city with a supportive, festive crowd, suited for all ages and fitness levels. Proceeds support a charitable cause, making this a feel-good community event that blends sport, generosity, and city spirit.
Paysages
Family-friendly exploration at the Musée d'art et d'histoire in Geneva, offering interactive activities for kids to discover landscapes through artworks and historical objects, with hands-on stations and guided prompts.
Trail for children and families: The Future, what’s that ?
A sensory, interactive family trail at MEG in Geneva exploring the future. Families listen to stories and imagine what’s next within a temporary exhibition. Two morning sessions on Sunday, 7 June, from 9:30–10:15 and 10:30–11:15.
Reading corner: Stories to help us imagine the future.
In MEG's foyer, a reading corner invites visitors to share stories, play, and imagine a better future together. A family-friendly, inclusive space inside the museum runs Sunday 7 June from 11am to 6pm, blending storytelling with playful exploration.
Parcours immersif pour enfants et familles: Le futur, c’est quoi?
An immersive parcours for children and families at the MEG in Geneva, inviting curious minds to explore what the future might look like. The morning session features interactive activities inside the ethnographic museum, offering a playful, educational glimpse into tomorrow.
Cabaret en chantier
A family-friendly puppet cabaret at Théâtre des Marionnettes de Genève, presenting short marionette pieces imagined by the younger generation for a playful, imaginative afternoon.
Mini MEG. The Future, what’s that ?
Join a kid-friendly guided tour at MEG through the temporary exhibition The Future, what’s that? designed for young children to explore at their own pace. The session runs 10:00–11:00 on Wednesday 10 June.
An object, a sound, a story: If you were a king or queen
Join a family-friendly visit at the MEG library and its temporary exhibition. Discover objects and stories through hands-on exploration, guided in French for young visitors and their families. Free with registration; meet at the Bibliothèque du musée d'Ethnographie de Genève.
Wambi the antelope hunter – family storytelling
Join a family-friendly visit at the MEG library and permanent exhibition. In French, discover objects and sounds through a storytelling session featuring Wambi the antelope hunter; free with registration, suitable for kids and parents.
Plouf!
Plouf! invites families with children to a playful, hands-on morning at the Musée d'art et d'histoire in Geneva, exploring art and history through kid-friendly activities in a welcoming museum setting.
Meeting with Bisha the blue goat
Join a family-friendly session at MEG's Bibliothèque du musée d'Ethnographie de Genève, exploring a selected object, sound, and story from the permanent collection. The French-only program invites interactive storytelling for children and parents, free with registration.
Summer special: an object, a sound, a story: discovering the Japan of the samurais
A family-friendly visit at the MEG library and permanent exhibition, exploring Japan's samurai era through objects, sounds and stories. An engaging, educational session for all ages, free with registration.
Discover our jungle garden
Explore the brand-new Jungle Garden at Jardin Botanique de Genève with the whole family. This outdoor, story-filled outing invites kids to discover exotic plants, curious creatures, and adventures that spark imagination and nature-loving curiosity.
Future Trail for Families
Join a family-friendly outdoor trail in Geneva exploring 'The Future, what’s that?' with kid-friendly prompts and interactive stations along the route. This light, educational walk invites children and families to imagine tomorrow while enjoying the outdoors.
Immersive Future Trail for Children and Families
Immerse your family in an interactive, sensory trail at MEG that invites children to listen to stories and imagine the future. This timed, educational experience unfolds around a temporary exhibition, blending play and storytelling in a welcoming museum setting.
Reading corner: Stories to help us imagine the future.
In the MEG foyer, the Reading Corner invites visitors of all ages to share stories, play, and imagine a brighter future together. An interactive and sociable space at the heart of the museum, open Sunday from 11am to 6pm, sparking creative conversations and discovery.
Parcours immersif pour enfants et familles : Le futur, c’est quoi?
An immersive parcours for children and families at the Geneva Ethnography Museum (MEG). This family-friendly, educational outing invites kids and parents to imagine the future through hands-on activities, storytelling, and cultural discovery inside the museum.
Mini MEG. The Future, what’s that ?
Join a kid-friendly guided tour at MEG as young children explore the temporary exhibition 'The Future, what’s that?' at their own pace. The 10:00–11:00 session on Wednesday, 9 September invites curious minds to discover futures through playful, hands-on exhibits.
Parcours mini MEG. Le futur, c’est quoi ?
Join a kid-friendly parcours at the MEG in Geneva. This short, explorative path invites families to think about the future through ethnography and art, guided by hands-on insights and eye-catching displays in the museum galleries.
FESTIVAL DES P'TITS MALINS
A family-friendly morning at Théâtre Am Stram Gram in Geneva as part of Festival des P'tits Malins, featuring lively children’s theatre, storytelling, and playful activities designed for young audiences.
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