Discovery tour for children: The prince and the salmon

A unique experience that takes your children on a journey with the salmon people from the river, to the sea, to our stomachs. Temporary exhibition. Sunday 5 June, 10am to 11am, 11.15am to 12.15pm.

"Facing the environmental emergency: appointments to reflect and act": Food, responsibilities and sustainability.

The result of a unique collaboration between Geneva-based artist Myriam Boucris of the Tohu Wa Bohu company and Alaskan Ts'msyen artists Gavin Hudson and David R. Boxley, this discovery tour offers your children the opportunity to experience, through dance and sound, a tale that evokes the relationship between the Ts'msyen and the Salmon people and reminds us of our responsibility towards our environment.

The activity is reserved for children aged 2 to 5 years old accompanied by an adult.

The activity takes place twice during the day, once from 10am to 11am and then from 11.15am to 12.15pm.

During this "Rendezvous for reflection and action" we look at the issue of food. Throughout the world, the cultures and practices of indigenous peoples are based on maintaining good relations with the various elements that make up the ecosystem and on the sustainable use of resources. The principle of responsible natural resource management that they uphold is increasingly reflected in global environmental action. This principle is also essential in the management of food, to combat waste and promote a better distribution of food. By drawing on indigenous food systems and traditional knowledge we can adopt sustainable alternatives and act here and now to protect our environment.

This event takes place on the first Sunday of the month and is therefore free of charge and requires no prior registration.