Poster: ‘Vivants – A Collective Adventure’
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Living: A Collective Adventure

Exhibition ALIVE! A collective adventure

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‘ALIVE! A collective adventure’ invites you to explore the invisible bonds that connect us to animals, plants and micro-organisms. Through a fun and colourful exhibition, visitors of all ages will discover that we ourselves are part of biodiversity. A free exhibition to enjoy at the Hubert Curien Planetarium in Dijon until 3 January 2027.

Life: a collective story

What if, for once, we took the time to observe the life all around us? From bees gathering pollen to the billions of microbes that inhabit our bodies, biodiversity is everywhere, and we are an integral part of it. This is the starting point for ‘VIVANTS! A Collective Adventure ’, an exhibition you can visit for free at the Hubert Curien Planetarium in Dijon until 3 January 2027.

With its ‘pop’ atmosphere and comic-book-inspired visuals, the exhibition invites visitors of all ages to explore the often-invisible links that connect us to animals, plants… and even micro-organisms!

Who is it for?

For curious minds of all ages! Whether you’re visiting with family, friends or simply as adults keen to learn more, the exhibition combines thought-provoking questions, wonder and discovery. It challenges a few preconceptions and reminds us of one simple truth: our history is deeply intertwined with that of other living beings.

A four-stage journey

The trail is divided into four stages, designed to help you observe, understand and reconnect with nature.

We, amongst the living

On this one planet, we live in constant connection with countless other living beings. The exhibition invites us to become aware of the bonds that unite us.

Inside, on top, all around: we are biodiversity!

Our bodies are home to billions of microbes, which are essential for our digestion, health and balance. It’s hard to imagine life without them!

Are we a species that ‘overexploits’ other living beings?

The exhibition examines our use of natural resources and invites us to imagine a more respectful and sustainable way of living alongside the natural world.

Reconnecting us with the living:

Because city life can sometimes distance us from nature, this final section encourages us to get out and reconnect with the natural world in our everyday lives.

Further information

Period of validity From Saturday 4 April 2026 to Sunday 3 January 2027
PRICES Free
Good to know 
  • Hubert Curien Planetarium, 14 Rue Jehan de Marville, Dijon
  • Enquiries: 03 80 48 82 00
In a nutshell

What if, for once, we took the time to observe the living things around us? From bees gathering pollen to the billions of microbes that inhabit our bodies, biodiversity is everywhere! This is the starting point for ‘VIVANTS! A collective adventure ’, an exhibition you can visit free of charge at the Hubert Curien Planetarium in Dijon until 3 January 2027.

Accessibility

The exhibition ‘VIVANTS! A collective adventure’ is accessible to people with reduced mobility. The Hubert Curien Planetarium has level access, lifts and accessible toilets.

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