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The Geneva Triathlon offers race formats for everyone! Whatever your age or skill level, whether you’re looking for victory or a challenge, there’s something for everyone!
Six race formats are on the program: Half, Standard, Short, Discovery and children’s races!
The events take place on a unique course in the heart of Geneva harbor, with the swim organized in Lake Geneva, the bike course running along the city center, and a final run on the banks of the lake. The course is marked by professionals and takes place on closed roads (except Half, which is partially closed).
Thanks to the relay option, you can also participate in each adult race with your friends, colleagues, family, or even your training partners. Form a team of two or three now and take turns swimming, cycling, and running to share a great time together.
Roger Melt teams with Santosh on tablas for an intimate musical evening that blends jazz, reggae and funk with Antillean flavours. Melt’s songwriting and multi-instrumentalism — kora, voice, guitar and harp — weave warm melodies and rhythmic textures, while tablas and subtle grooves bring a creole pulse. The programme balances improvisation and structured songs, inviting a relaxed, danceable atmosphere accompanied by Afro‑European cuisine.
Science Night brings together hundreds of researchers and science enthusiasts to present hands-on stands and activities for the public. The event fosters public engagement, showcasing diverse scientific disciplines and informal learning practices. It explores how interactive demonstrations and conversations can inspire curiosity, deepen knowledge, and connect specialist research with everyday experience. Themes include science communication, interdisciplinary dialogue, and cultivating wonder as a driver for learning and civic participation.
Jeanne Lécuyer, flutist and music therapist, leads sound-therapy workshops with children, older adults and vulnerable groups. Lara Lemmelet, Geneva-based visual artist, focuses on gesture and materials. Viva Sanchez Reinoso is a musician working with contemporary and improvised performance.
The ‘Sound Trail’ workshop invites participants to paint or draw while listening to curated soundscapes, exploring how collective listening guides gesture, color and composition. Materials are provided and the session culminates in a live drawing and music performance that investigates relations between sound, movement and visual expression.
Ciné-Plage brings together music, film and world cuisine for evenings of shared conviviality and celebration. Over several nights, the programme offers live concerts, open-air film screenings and a relaxed guinguette atmosphere where neighbours, families and visitors can meet, chat and enjoy diverse cultural flavours. Everyone is welcome to join a warm, inclusive programme that highlights local and international artistic voices and the simple pleasure of being together.
Charlie Chaplin’s The Circus follows his iconic Tramp as he is chased into a travelling fair and unexpectedly becomes part of a circus troupe. Chaplin directs with a blend of delicate melodrama and kinetic slapstick, balancing tenderness and physical comedy as the Tramp falls for the circus’ equestrienne. Shot in the late silent era, the film pairs precise visual choreography with social observation, culminating in lyrical set pieces that reveal Chaplin’s mastery of pathos and comic timing.
Village des Cultures offers a cycle of adult workshops organized by ADEM and eMa, focusing on world music, voice and dance practices. Participants explore circle songs, cantos de trabajo, body percussion and diverse dance forms—sabar and flamenco—through practical sessions led by artists and pedagogues including Marine Pelletrau-Duris, Rebecca Roger Cruz, Roberto Castillo, Khady Sarr, Mbar Ndiaye and Felipe Clivio. The programme emphasizes technique, cultural context and collective improvisation to develop expressive and rhythmic skills.
The Geneva Triathlon offers race formats for everyone! Whatever your age or skill level, whether you’re looking for victory or a challenge, there’s something for everyone!
Six race formats are on the program: Half, Standard, Short, Discovery and children’s races!
The events take place on a unique course in the heart of Geneva harbor, with the swim organized in Lake Geneva, the bike course running along the city center, and a final run on the banks of the lake. The course is marked by professionals and takes place on closed roads (except Half, which is partially closed).
Thanks to the relay option, you can also participate in each adult race with your friends, colleagues, family, or even your training partners. Form a team of two or three now and take turns swimming, cycling, and running to share a great time together.
Roger Melt teams with Santosh on tablas for an intimate musical evening that blends jazz, reggae and funk with Antillean flavours. Melt’s songwriting and multi-instrumentalism — kora, voice, guitar and harp — weave warm melodies and rhythmic textures, while tablas and subtle grooves bring a creole pulse. The programme balances improvisation and structured songs, inviting a relaxed, danceable atmosphere accompanied by Afro‑European cuisine.
Science Night brings together hundreds of researchers and science enthusiasts to present hands-on stands and activities for the public. The event fosters public engagement, showcasing diverse scientific disciplines and informal learning practices. It explores how interactive demonstrations and conversations can inspire curiosity, deepen knowledge, and connect specialist research with everyday experience. Themes include science communication, interdisciplinary dialogue, and cultivating wonder as a driver for learning and civic participation.
Jeanne Lécuyer, flutist and music therapist, leads sound-therapy workshops with children, older adults and vulnerable groups. Lara Lemmelet, Geneva-based visual artist, focuses on gesture and materials. Viva Sanchez Reinoso is a musician working with contemporary and improvised performance.
The ‘Sound Trail’ workshop invites participants to paint or draw while listening to curated soundscapes, exploring how collective listening guides gesture, color and composition. Materials are provided and the session culminates in a live drawing and music performance that investigates relations between sound, movement and visual expression.
Ciné-Plage brings together music, film and world cuisine for evenings of shared conviviality and celebration. Over several nights, the programme offers live concerts, open-air film screenings and a relaxed guinguette atmosphere where neighbours, families and visitors can meet, chat and enjoy diverse cultural flavours. Everyone is welcome to join a warm, inclusive programme that highlights local and international artistic voices and the simple pleasure of being together.
Charlie Chaplin’s The Circus follows his iconic Tramp as he is chased into a travelling fair and unexpectedly becomes part of a circus troupe. Chaplin directs with a blend of delicate melodrama and kinetic slapstick, balancing tenderness and physical comedy as the Tramp falls for the circus’ equestrienne. Shot in the late silent era, the film pairs precise visual choreography with social observation, culminating in lyrical set pieces that reveal Chaplin’s mastery of pathos and comic timing.
Village des Cultures offers a cycle of adult workshops organized by ADEM and eMa, focusing on world music, voice and dance practices. Participants explore circle songs, cantos de trabajo, body percussion and diverse dance forms—sabar and flamenco—through practical sessions led by artists and pedagogues including Marine Pelletrau-Duris, Rebecca Roger Cruz, Roberto Castillo, Khady Sarr, Mbar Ndiaye and Felipe Clivio. The programme emphasizes technique, cultural context and collective improvisation to develop expressive and rhythmic skills.
The Geneva Triathlon offers race formats for everyone! Whatever your age or skill level, whether you’re looking for victory or a challenge, there’s something for everyone!
Six race formats are on the program: Half, Standard, Short, Discovery and children’s races!
The events take place on a unique course in the heart of Geneva harbor, with the swim organized in Lake Geneva, the bike course running along the city center, and a final run on the banks of the lake. The course is marked by professionals and takes place on closed roads (except Half, which is partially closed).
Thanks to the relay option, you can also participate in each adult race with your friends, colleagues, family, or even your training partners. Form a team of two or three now and take turns swimming, cycling, and running to share a great time together.
Roger Melt teams with Santosh on tablas for an intimate musical evening that blends jazz, reggae and funk with Antillean flavours. Melt’s songwriting and multi-instrumentalism — kora, voice, guitar and harp — weave warm melodies and rhythmic textures, while tablas and subtle grooves bring a creole pulse. The programme balances improvisation and structured songs, inviting a relaxed, danceable atmosphere accompanied by Afro‑European cuisine.
Science Night brings together hundreds of researchers and science enthusiasts to present hands-on stands and activities for the public. The event fosters public engagement, showcasing diverse scientific disciplines and informal learning practices. It explores how interactive demonstrations and conversations can inspire curiosity, deepen knowledge, and connect specialist research with everyday experience. Themes include science communication, interdisciplinary dialogue, and cultivating wonder as a driver for learning and civic participation.
Jeanne Lécuyer, flutist and music therapist, leads sound-therapy workshops with children, older adults and vulnerable groups. Lara Lemmelet, Geneva-based visual artist, focuses on gesture and materials. Viva Sanchez Reinoso is a musician working with contemporary and improvised performance.
The ‘Sound Trail’ workshop invites participants to paint or draw while listening to curated soundscapes, exploring how collective listening guides gesture, color and composition. Materials are provided and the session culminates in a live drawing and music performance that investigates relations between sound, movement and visual expression.
Ciné-Plage brings together music, film and world cuisine for evenings of shared conviviality and celebration. Over several nights, the programme offers live concerts, open-air film screenings and a relaxed guinguette atmosphere where neighbours, families and visitors can meet, chat and enjoy diverse cultural flavours. Everyone is welcome to join a warm, inclusive programme that highlights local and international artistic voices and the simple pleasure of being together.
Charlie Chaplin’s The Circus follows his iconic Tramp as he is chased into a travelling fair and unexpectedly becomes part of a circus troupe. Chaplin directs with a blend of delicate melodrama and kinetic slapstick, balancing tenderness and physical comedy as the Tramp falls for the circus’ equestrienne. Shot in the late silent era, the film pairs precise visual choreography with social observation, culminating in lyrical set pieces that reveal Chaplin’s mastery of pathos and comic timing.
Village des Cultures offers a cycle of adult workshops organized by ADEM and eMa, focusing on world music, voice and dance practices. Participants explore circle songs, cantos de trabajo, body percussion and diverse dance forms—sabar and flamenco—through practical sessions led by artists and pedagogues including Marine Pelletrau-Duris, Rebecca Roger Cruz, Roberto Castillo, Khady Sarr, Mbar Ndiaye and Felipe Clivio. The programme emphasizes technique, cultural context and collective improvisation to develop expressive and rhythmic skills.
The Geneva Triathlon offers race formats for everyone! Whatever your age or skill level, whether you’re looking for victory or a challenge, there’s something for everyone!
Six race formats are on the program: Half, Standard, Short, Discovery and children’s races!
The events take place on a unique course in the heart of Geneva harbor, with the swim organized in Lake Geneva, the bike course running along the city center, and a final run on the banks of the lake. The course is marked by professionals and takes place on closed roads (except Half, which is partially closed).
Thanks to the relay option, you can also participate in each adult race with your friends, colleagues, family, or even your training partners. Form a team of two or three now and take turns swimming, cycling, and running to share a great time together.
Roger Melt teams with Santosh on tablas for an intimate musical evening that blends jazz, reggae and funk with Antillean flavours. Melt’s songwriting and multi-instrumentalism — kora, voice, guitar and harp — weave warm melodies and rhythmic textures, while tablas and subtle grooves bring a creole pulse. The programme balances improvisation and structured songs, inviting a relaxed, danceable atmosphere accompanied by Afro‑European cuisine.
Science Night brings together hundreds of researchers and science enthusiasts to present hands-on stands and activities for the public. The event fosters public engagement, showcasing diverse scientific disciplines and informal learning practices. It explores how interactive demonstrations and conversations can inspire curiosity, deepen knowledge, and connect specialist research with everyday experience. Themes include science communication, interdisciplinary dialogue, and cultivating wonder as a driver for learning and civic participation.
Jeanne Lécuyer, flutist and music therapist, leads sound-therapy workshops with children, older adults and vulnerable groups. Lara Lemmelet, Geneva-based visual artist, focuses on gesture and materials. Viva Sanchez Reinoso is a musician working with contemporary and improvised performance.
The ‘Sound Trail’ workshop invites participants to paint or draw while listening to curated soundscapes, exploring how collective listening guides gesture, color and composition. Materials are provided and the session culminates in a live drawing and music performance that investigates relations between sound, movement and visual expression.
Ciné-Plage brings together music, film and world cuisine for evenings of shared conviviality and celebration. Over several nights, the programme offers live concerts, open-air film screenings and a relaxed guinguette atmosphere where neighbours, families and visitors can meet, chat and enjoy diverse cultural flavours. Everyone is welcome to join a warm, inclusive programme that highlights local and international artistic voices and the simple pleasure of being together.
Charlie Chaplin’s The Circus follows his iconic Tramp as he is chased into a travelling fair and unexpectedly becomes part of a circus troupe. Chaplin directs with a blend of delicate melodrama and kinetic slapstick, balancing tenderness and physical comedy as the Tramp falls for the circus’ equestrienne. Shot in the late silent era, the film pairs precise visual choreography with social observation, culminating in lyrical set pieces that reveal Chaplin’s mastery of pathos and comic timing.
Village des Cultures offers a cycle of adult workshops organized by ADEM and eMa, focusing on world music, voice and dance practices. Participants explore circle songs, cantos de trabajo, body percussion and diverse dance forms—sabar and flamenco—through practical sessions led by artists and pedagogues including Marine Pelletrau-Duris, Rebecca Roger Cruz, Roberto Castillo, Khady Sarr, Mbar Ndiaye and Felipe Clivio. The programme emphasizes technique, cultural context and collective improvisation to develop expressive and rhythmic skills.
The Geneva Triathlon offers race formats for everyone! Whatever your age or skill level, whether you’re looking for victory or a challenge, there’s something for everyone!
Six race formats are on the program: Half, Standard, Short, Discovery and children’s races!
The events take place on a unique course in the heart of Geneva harbor, with the swim organized in Lake Geneva, the bike course running along the city center, and a final run on the banks of the lake. The course is marked by professionals and takes place on closed roads (except Half, which is partially closed).
Thanks to the relay option, you can also participate in each adult race with your friends, colleagues, family, or even your training partners. Form a team of two or three now and take turns swimming, cycling, and running to share a great time together.
Roger Melt teams with Santosh on tablas for an intimate musical evening that blends jazz, reggae and funk with Antillean flavours. Melt’s songwriting and multi-instrumentalism — kora, voice, guitar and harp — weave warm melodies and rhythmic textures, while tablas and subtle grooves bring a creole pulse. The programme balances improvisation and structured songs, inviting a relaxed, danceable atmosphere accompanied by Afro‑European cuisine.
Science Night brings together hundreds of researchers and science enthusiasts to present hands-on stands and activities for the public. The event fosters public engagement, showcasing diverse scientific disciplines and informal learning practices. It explores how interactive demonstrations and conversations can inspire curiosity, deepen knowledge, and connect specialist research with everyday experience. Themes include science communication, interdisciplinary dialogue, and cultivating wonder as a driver for learning and civic participation.
Jeanne Lécuyer, flutist and music therapist, leads sound-therapy workshops with children, older adults and vulnerable groups. Lara Lemmelet, Geneva-based visual artist, focuses on gesture and materials. Viva Sanchez Reinoso is a musician working with contemporary and improvised performance.
The ‘Sound Trail’ workshop invites participants to paint or draw while listening to curated soundscapes, exploring how collective listening guides gesture, color and composition. Materials are provided and the session culminates in a live drawing and music performance that investigates relations between sound, movement and visual expression.
Ciné-Plage brings together music, film and world cuisine for evenings of shared conviviality and celebration. Over several nights, the programme offers live concerts, open-air film screenings and a relaxed guinguette atmosphere where neighbours, families and visitors can meet, chat and enjoy diverse cultural flavours. Everyone is welcome to join a warm, inclusive programme that highlights local and international artistic voices and the simple pleasure of being together.
Charlie Chaplin’s The Circus follows his iconic Tramp as he is chased into a travelling fair and unexpectedly becomes part of a circus troupe. Chaplin directs with a blend of delicate melodrama and kinetic slapstick, balancing tenderness and physical comedy as the Tramp falls for the circus’ equestrienne. Shot in the late silent era, the film pairs precise visual choreography with social observation, culminating in lyrical set pieces that reveal Chaplin’s mastery of pathos and comic timing.
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