In Atlantis: The Lost Empire, a young adventurer named Milo Thatch, a linguist and cartographer, is obsessed with proving the existence of Atlantis, the mythical sunken kingdom. After discovering an ancient journal containing clues to finding it, he joins a team of archaeologists and explorers traveling aboard the submarine Ulysses on a risky expedition into...
Pequeñas Fábulas is like an animal cartoon; the characters emerge from their trunk, immersing us in the stories of our childhood, playing on our old fears, and tugging at our heartstrings… Sweetly cheeky, they make both young and old laugh. In the tradition of old Westerns, a poor, lonely cowboy and his horse traverse the West...
In this exhibition, María Jerez invites us to revisit the concept of the “playground” and to enter a space for play that, like a landscape, transforms as we walk on it, lift it, move it, turn it, blow on it, caress it, and contemplate it. A soft landscape that also looks back at us, shapes...
Maya and her father, filmmaker Michel Gondry, live in different countries, but they’ve found a unique way to stay connected. Every night, he asks her, “Maya, give me a title.” From that simple phrase, Gondry lets his imagination run wild and creates a short animation starring his daughter, building a poetic, fun, and tender world....
The Caribbean Sea, 18th century. The adventurous Captain Jack Sparrow plies his trade as a pirate in Caribbean waters, but his adventures come to an end when his enemy, Captain Barbossa, after stealing his ship, the Black Pearl, attacks the city of Port Royal and kidnaps Elizabeth Swann, the Governor’s daughter. Will Turner, Elizabeth’s childhood...
How many types of bees can you identify? Do you know how many species live in the Royal Botanical Garden? Why are they important? What other insects can you spot on the flowers? In this workshop, we’ll explore the world of wild bees and pollinators in general. And if the weather permits, we’ll go for...
In this exhibition, María Jerez invites us to revisit the concept of the “playground” and to enter a space for play that, like a landscape, transforms as we walk on it, lift it, move it, turn it, blow on it, caress it, and contemplate it. A soft landscape that also looks back at us, shapes...
This is a fun-filled activity featuring 15 traditional wooden games in giant format. Public squares have historically been spaces for gathering, socializing, and play, where people of different generations spend time together and build a sense of community. Play is also an essential activity that fosters emotional, social, and creative development, allowing everyone to explore,...
Black African storyteller Ofogo opens the door to a world where the spoken word, communal memory, and ancestral wisdom intertwine to bring to life stories that span generations. With his deep voice and magnetic presence, Ofogo shares tales of care, justice, love, coexistence, and belonging, reminding us of the power of storytelling as a tool...
Barry B. Benson, a bee who has just graduated from college, is somewhat disappointed with his current job: making honey. One day, he meets Vanessa, a florist from New York, and they become friends. However, when he finds out that humans eat honey, he decides to sue them. Educational activity following the screening. Recommended for...
We’ll design a collection of original stickers (characters, objects, and words) and turn them into a collaborative catalog-zine to take home. A quick, visual, and very accessible workshop: the key here is to experiment, repeat, and play with shapes. We’ll create a personal mini sticker pack and compile it into a sticker-zine. Design six stickers...
We’ll design a collection of original stickers (characters, objects, and words) and turn them into a collaborative catalog-zine to take home. A quick, visual, and very accessible workshop: the key here is to experiment, repeat, and play with shapes. We’ll create a personal mini sticker pack and compile it into a sticker-zine. Design six stickers...