The Range of Possibilities

Take your family on a journey through a miniature world where farmers, animals, and natural landscapes come to life.
Thanks to this temporary exhibit, visitors of all ages can discover farm animals (cows, chickens, sheep, and other rural creatures, depicted with realism and poetry), as well as observe farming activities and many other aspects of farmers’ daily lives, all while exploring a variety of landscapes: fields, barns, and gardens. An experience that is both educational and sensory, designed to spark curiosity and learning at every age. Temporary installation Free admission Illustrations and design:...

Visit the “PaySans” exhibit, which invites toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years to explore the world through their senses.
Sounds, textures, smells, images, and objects to observe punctuate this journey of exploration and discovery. A first sensory adventure designed to spark the curiosity of the youngest children and introduce them, from a very young age, to nature, living things, and the people who care for them.

Sensory Tour of the “PaySans” Exhibition for Children Ages 3 to 6
An encounter with the agricultural world and with the women and men who work the land and produce, day in and day out, the fruits, vegetables, and foods that nourish us. A sensory journey that invites children to cultivate their curiosity about nature, living things, and those who care for them!

This performance for very young children invites them to explore their bodies, space, and objects to create a work of art in motion.
Like budding farmers, the children shape a large rug out of clay, a living material they transform using simple tools inspired by those used by farmers. They dig, draw, carve furrows, and create the landscapes of an imaginary world, where every gesture becomes a sensitive and poetic imprint. At the intersection of the fine arts, the visual arts, and design, this immersive experience emphasizes experimentation and discovery rather than the end result, with the aim of creating a collective,...

Through the “PaySans” exhibition, children learn about the evolution of the agricultural world and the vital role that farmers play in our daily lives.
By exploring photographs, objects, testimonials, and stories, they come to understand how agriculture has transformed landscapes, ways of life, and our food. Balancing traditions, innovations, and today’s challenges, they reflect on the connection that unites us with those who work the land, and then move on to a workshop where they can share their own vision of the farm and agriculture of the future.

Once upon a time… there was a shepherd of sounds.
In this show, full of poetry and emotion, young children are invited to immerse themselves in the childhood memories of a musician—a shepherd from days gone by—such as a night lulled by the rain or his first day spent in the mountain pastures with the sheep. From yesterday to today, Alain Larribet tells stories, sings, and shares his love for the mountains and his passion for travel, while the children’s voices accompany the music, which is by turns lively and enchanting. Music and...

A musical journey to enjoy with the whole family!
Inspired by his show *Le berger des sons*, Alain Larribet, a self-taught musician, shares with children his memories of summer pastures, stories from his childhood, and tales of pastoral life: black and white sheep like musical notes, rain on the roof of the cabin, and the journeys that have inspired his songs and his love for nature and travel. Throughout their journey—from the Aspe Valley to the Mongolian steppes—amidst tales, songs, and instruments from around the world, the children embark...