National Childcare Week
From Saturday, March 14, 2026 to Sunday, March 22, 2026
Young AudiencesThe Semaine Nationale de la Petite Enfance is an invitation to cultural and artistic awakening for the very young. Echoing the exhibition “Bonnes Mères” (Good Mothers) on show from March onwards, the Mucem presents shows for the very young that explore the parent-child bond, exploring motherhood in a different way.
Events (2)
Le Petit B
National Early Childhood Week
Immersive choreographic show for ages 1 to 5
The play is performed in front of an audience of very young children who can interact by touch, but also by listening: the soundtrack is repetitive, hypnotic and progressively immersive. By becoming spectators and actors, children explore their bodies and senses at their own pace. An ode to gentleness and maternity, a link to early childhood. MZ Productions-Marion Muzac
The play is performed in front of an audience of very young children who can interact by touch, but also by listening: the soundtrack is repetitive, hypnotic and progressively immersive. By becoming spectators and actors, children explore their bodies and senses at their own pace. An ode to gentleness and maternity, a link to early childhood. MZ Productions-Marion Muzac
From Friday, Mar 20, 2026
to Saturday, Mar 21, 2026
J4 / Auditorium
The goose maze
National Childcare Week
Dance show for ages 6 and up
The Goose Maze is a life-size game played by two dancers and their children, in which no one wins and no one loses! In this piece at the crossroads of dance and the visual arts, the theme of play explores the relationship between creation and transmission-art and life-but also the parent-child bond. How does the mother-dancer collaborate with her child-dancer so that together they become partners in play? How can I, as a mother, support my child, awaken his curiosity, maintain his confidence...
The Goose Maze is a life-size game played by two dancers and their children, in which no one wins and no one loses! In this piece at the crossroads of dance and the visual arts, the theme of play explores the relationship between creation and transmission-art and life-but also the parent-child bond. How does the mother-dancer collaborate with her child-dancer so that together they become partners in play? How can I, as a mother, support my child, awaken his curiosity, maintain his confidence...
On Sunday, Mar 22, 2026
de 16h à 16h50
J4
