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An open-air rock festival, celebrated for its authentic atmosphere, live energy, and strong community spirit. Bringing together local and international artists across rock, blues, and alternative music, the festival transforms the countryside into a vibrant gathering space where concerts, regional food, and convivial encounters come together in a uniquely festive setting. Driven by passion and a longstanding independent spirit, Festiverbant offers an immersive musical experience that combines raw sound, artistic discovery, and the warm character of Geneva’s cultural scene.
Variations Musicales de Tannay presents a ten-day classical music festival offering a series of tented concerts featuring invited soloists, chamber ensembles, orchestral projects and family-friendly performances. Programmes range from intimate recitals and chamber music to larger ensemble and orchestral works, with one free family concert aimed at young audiences. Concerts are staged regardless of weather, and the festival emphasizes artistic variety, lyrical expression and accessible programming that invites listeners of all ages into the world of classical music.
Thirty days of walking across Scotland: two longtime friends trek six hundred kilometres through the Scottish Highlands to reconnect with each other, renew their bond with nature and recover parts of themselves they had lost. Shot in expansive, luminous landscapes and driven by subtle, naturalistic performances, the film offers a careful, contemplative portrait of time’s passage, friendship and the small, telling details of everyday life. A meditative road movie that privileges atmosphere, silence and quiet emotional shifts.
An international under-17 football tournament bringing together young players and local supporters for two days of competitive matches and shared community spirit. Families, friends and football fans are welcome to cheer on emerging talent, celebrate teamwork and enjoy a friendly atmosphere. Organized by Association SFAIR, the event invites volunteers to get involved and supports connections across the community. Everyone is encouraged to join in and support youth development through sport.
Rencontres Musicales – Feel the Groove gathers a spirited lineup of pop, funk and soul acts for a weekend of energetic live performances. Expect iconic tributes — The James Brown Tribute Show, Prince, The Only French Tribute, For You Tribute to Michael Jackson and Soho Tribute to Jamiroquai — alongside groove bands Groovebusters, Funk Therapy, WTFUNK!?, FUNKYDYLYC and Back To Soul. Local artists Amandine, Da Cruz, Tacuarepo and Mehdy Vonti add regional flavour. Family-friendly animations and food stands create a festive atmosphere.
This guided tour examines the St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre, exploring its causes — religious tensions, political manipulation and collective fears — and the immediate dynamics that transformed an attempted assassination into widespread violence. It investigates how the massacre affected relations between Catholics and Protestants, its spread beyond Paris, and its symbolic resonance within the Reformation. The narrative situates the events in broader social and political contexts, revealing the mechanisms that turned political rivalry into mass sectarian bloodshed.
Directed by Luc Birraux, In Guilty Night is a semi-staged opera that fuses Purcell’s baroque airs with a new electronic score by Uèle Lamore. Conductor Jonas Descotte leads Les Argonautes and soloists Mariamielle Lamagat, Joël Terrin and William Socolof. A spoken choir of ÉPI beneficiaries and an intimate installation by Julien Brun anchor the work in a social, collective dimension. Costume designer Benjamin Broillet and sound designer Jean Keraudren shape shifting textures between early sonorities and contemporary electronics.
An open-air rock festival, celebrated for its authentic atmosphere, live energy, and strong community spirit. Bringing together local and international artists across rock, blues, and alternative music, the festival transforms the countryside into a vibrant gathering space where concerts, regional food, and convivial encounters come together in a uniquely festive setting. Driven by passion and a longstanding independent spirit, Festiverbant offers an immersive musical experience that combines raw sound, artistic discovery, and the warm character of Geneva’s cultural scene.
Variations Musicales de Tannay presents a ten-day classical music festival offering a series of tented concerts featuring invited soloists, chamber ensembles, orchestral projects and family-friendly performances. Programmes range from intimate recitals and chamber music to larger ensemble and orchestral works, with one free family concert aimed at young audiences. Concerts are staged regardless of weather, and the festival emphasizes artistic variety, lyrical expression and accessible programming that invites listeners of all ages into the world of classical music.
Thirty days of walking across Scotland: two longtime friends trek six hundred kilometres through the Scottish Highlands to reconnect with each other, renew their bond with nature and recover parts of themselves they had lost. Shot in expansive, luminous landscapes and driven by subtle, naturalistic performances, the film offers a careful, contemplative portrait of time’s passage, friendship and the small, telling details of everyday life. A meditative road movie that privileges atmosphere, silence and quiet emotional shifts.
An international under-17 football tournament bringing together young players and local supporters for two days of competitive matches and shared community spirit. Families, friends and football fans are welcome to cheer on emerging talent, celebrate teamwork and enjoy a friendly atmosphere. Organized by Association SFAIR, the event invites volunteers to get involved and supports connections across the community. Everyone is encouraged to join in and support youth development through sport.
Rencontres Musicales – Feel the Groove gathers a spirited lineup of pop, funk and soul acts for a weekend of energetic live performances. Expect iconic tributes — The James Brown Tribute Show, Prince, The Only French Tribute, For You Tribute to Michael Jackson and Soho Tribute to Jamiroquai — alongside groove bands Groovebusters, Funk Therapy, WTFUNK!?, FUNKYDYLYC and Back To Soul. Local artists Amandine, Da Cruz, Tacuarepo and Mehdy Vonti add regional flavour. Family-friendly animations and food stands create a festive atmosphere.
This guided tour examines the St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre, exploring its causes — religious tensions, political manipulation and collective fears — and the immediate dynamics that transformed an attempted assassination into widespread violence. It investigates how the massacre affected relations between Catholics and Protestants, its spread beyond Paris, and its symbolic resonance within the Reformation. The narrative situates the events in broader social and political contexts, revealing the mechanisms that turned political rivalry into mass sectarian bloodshed.
Directed by Luc Birraux, In Guilty Night is a semi-staged opera that fuses Purcell’s baroque airs with a new electronic score by Uèle Lamore. Conductor Jonas Descotte leads Les Argonautes and soloists Mariamielle Lamagat, Joël Terrin and William Socolof. A spoken choir of ÉPI beneficiaries and an intimate installation by Julien Brun anchor the work in a social, collective dimension. Costume designer Benjamin Broillet and sound designer Jean Keraudren shape shifting textures between early sonorities and contemporary electronics.
An open-air rock festival, celebrated for its authentic atmosphere, live energy, and strong community spirit. Bringing together local and international artists across rock, blues, and alternative music, the festival transforms the countryside into a vibrant gathering space where concerts, regional food, and convivial encounters come together in a uniquely festive setting. Driven by passion and a longstanding independent spirit, Festiverbant offers an immersive musical experience that combines raw sound, artistic discovery, and the warm character of Geneva’s cultural scene.
Variations Musicales de Tannay presents a ten-day classical music festival offering a series of tented concerts featuring invited soloists, chamber ensembles, orchestral projects and family-friendly performances. Programmes range from intimate recitals and chamber music to larger ensemble and orchestral works, with one free family concert aimed at young audiences. Concerts are staged regardless of weather, and the festival emphasizes artistic variety, lyrical expression and accessible programming that invites listeners of all ages into the world of classical music.
Thirty days of walking across Scotland: two longtime friends trek six hundred kilometres through the Scottish Highlands to reconnect with each other, renew their bond with nature and recover parts of themselves they had lost. Shot in expansive, luminous landscapes and driven by subtle, naturalistic performances, the film offers a careful, contemplative portrait of time’s passage, friendship and the small, telling details of everyday life. A meditative road movie that privileges atmosphere, silence and quiet emotional shifts.
An international under-17 football tournament bringing together young players and local supporters for two days of competitive matches and shared community spirit. Families, friends and football fans are welcome to cheer on emerging talent, celebrate teamwork and enjoy a friendly atmosphere. Organized by Association SFAIR, the event invites volunteers to get involved and supports connections across the community. Everyone is encouraged to join in and support youth development through sport.
Rencontres Musicales – Feel the Groove gathers a spirited lineup of pop, funk and soul acts for a weekend of energetic live performances. Expect iconic tributes — The James Brown Tribute Show, Prince, The Only French Tribute, For You Tribute to Michael Jackson and Soho Tribute to Jamiroquai — alongside groove bands Groovebusters, Funk Therapy, WTFUNK!?, FUNKYDYLYC and Back To Soul. Local artists Amandine, Da Cruz, Tacuarepo and Mehdy Vonti add regional flavour. Family-friendly animations and food stands create a festive atmosphere.
This guided tour examines the St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre, exploring its causes — religious tensions, political manipulation and collective fears — and the immediate dynamics that transformed an attempted assassination into widespread violence. It investigates how the massacre affected relations between Catholics and Protestants, its spread beyond Paris, and its symbolic resonance within the Reformation. The narrative situates the events in broader social and political contexts, revealing the mechanisms that turned political rivalry into mass sectarian bloodshed.
Directed by Luc Birraux, In Guilty Night is a semi-staged opera that fuses Purcell’s baroque airs with a new electronic score by Uèle Lamore. Conductor Jonas Descotte leads Les Argonautes and soloists Mariamielle Lamagat, Joël Terrin and William Socolof. A spoken choir of ÉPI beneficiaries and an intimate installation by Julien Brun anchor the work in a social, collective dimension. Costume designer Benjamin Broillet and sound designer Jean Keraudren shape shifting textures between early sonorities and contemporary electronics.
An open-air rock festival, celebrated for its authentic atmosphere, live energy, and strong community spirit. Bringing together local and international artists across rock, blues, and alternative music, the festival transforms the countryside into a vibrant gathering space where concerts, regional food, and convivial encounters come together in a uniquely festive setting. Driven by passion and a longstanding independent spirit, Festiverbant offers an immersive musical experience that combines raw sound, artistic discovery, and the warm character of Geneva’s cultural scene.
Variations Musicales de Tannay presents a ten-day classical music festival offering a series of tented concerts featuring invited soloists, chamber ensembles, orchestral projects and family-friendly performances. Programmes range from intimate recitals and chamber music to larger ensemble and orchestral works, with one free family concert aimed at young audiences. Concerts are staged regardless of weather, and the festival emphasizes artistic variety, lyrical expression and accessible programming that invites listeners of all ages into the world of classical music.
Thirty days of walking across Scotland: two longtime friends trek six hundred kilometres through the Scottish Highlands to reconnect with each other, renew their bond with nature and recover parts of themselves they had lost. Shot in expansive, luminous landscapes and driven by subtle, naturalistic performances, the film offers a careful, contemplative portrait of time’s passage, friendship and the small, telling details of everyday life. A meditative road movie that privileges atmosphere, silence and quiet emotional shifts.
An international under-17 football tournament bringing together young players and local supporters for two days of competitive matches and shared community spirit. Families, friends and football fans are welcome to cheer on emerging talent, celebrate teamwork and enjoy a friendly atmosphere. Organized by Association SFAIR, the event invites volunteers to get involved and supports connections across the community. Everyone is encouraged to join in and support youth development through sport.
Rencontres Musicales – Feel the Groove gathers a spirited lineup of pop, funk and soul acts for a weekend of energetic live performances. Expect iconic tributes — The James Brown Tribute Show, Prince, The Only French Tribute, For You Tribute to Michael Jackson and Soho Tribute to Jamiroquai — alongside groove bands Groovebusters, Funk Therapy, WTFUNK!?, FUNKYDYLYC and Back To Soul. Local artists Amandine, Da Cruz, Tacuarepo and Mehdy Vonti add regional flavour. Family-friendly animations and food stands create a festive atmosphere.
This guided tour examines the St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre, exploring its causes — religious tensions, political manipulation and collective fears — and the immediate dynamics that transformed an attempted assassination into widespread violence. It investigates how the massacre affected relations between Catholics and Protestants, its spread beyond Paris, and its symbolic resonance within the Reformation. The narrative situates the events in broader social and political contexts, revealing the mechanisms that turned political rivalry into mass sectarian bloodshed.
Directed by Luc Birraux, In Guilty Night is a semi-staged opera that fuses Purcell’s baroque airs with a new electronic score by Uèle Lamore. Conductor Jonas Descotte leads Les Argonautes and soloists Mariamielle Lamagat, Joël Terrin and William Socolof. A spoken choir of ÉPI beneficiaries and an intimate installation by Julien Brun anchor the work in a social, collective dimension. Costume designer Benjamin Broillet and sound designer Jean Keraudren shape shifting textures between early sonorities and contemporary electronics.
An open-air rock festival, celebrated for its authentic atmosphere, live energy, and strong community spirit. Bringing together local and international artists across rock, blues, and alternative music, the festival transforms the countryside into a vibrant gathering space where concerts, regional food, and convivial encounters come together in a uniquely festive setting. Driven by passion and a longstanding independent spirit, Festiverbant offers an immersive musical experience that combines raw sound, artistic discovery, and the warm character of Geneva’s cultural scene.
Variations Musicales de Tannay presents a ten-day classical music festival offering a series of tented concerts featuring invited soloists, chamber ensembles, orchestral projects and family-friendly performances. Programmes range from intimate recitals and chamber music to larger ensemble and orchestral works, with one free family concert aimed at young audiences. Concerts are staged regardless of weather, and the festival emphasizes artistic variety, lyrical expression and accessible programming that invites listeners of all ages into the world of classical music.
Thirty days of walking across Scotland: two longtime friends trek six hundred kilometres through the Scottish Highlands to reconnect with each other, renew their bond with nature and recover parts of themselves they had lost. Shot in expansive, luminous landscapes and driven by subtle, naturalistic performances, the film offers a careful, contemplative portrait of time’s passage, friendship and the small, telling details of everyday life. A meditative road movie that privileges atmosphere, silence and quiet emotional shifts.
An international under-17 football tournament bringing together young players and local supporters for two days of competitive matches and shared community spirit. Families, friends and football fans are welcome to cheer on emerging talent, celebrate teamwork and enjoy a friendly atmosphere. Organized by Association SFAIR, the event invites volunteers to get involved and supports connections across the community. Everyone is encouraged to join in and support youth development through sport.
Rencontres Musicales – Feel the Groove gathers a spirited lineup of pop, funk and soul acts for a weekend of energetic live performances. Expect iconic tributes — The James Brown Tribute Show, Prince, The Only French Tribute, For You Tribute to Michael Jackson and Soho Tribute to Jamiroquai — alongside groove bands Groovebusters, Funk Therapy, WTFUNK!?, FUNKYDYLYC and Back To Soul. Local artists Amandine, Da Cruz, Tacuarepo and Mehdy Vonti add regional flavour. Family-friendly animations and food stands create a festive atmosphere.
This guided tour examines the St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre, exploring its causes — religious tensions, political manipulation and collective fears — and the immediate dynamics that transformed an attempted assassination into widespread violence. It investigates how the massacre affected relations between Catholics and Protestants, its spread beyond Paris, and its symbolic resonance within the Reformation. The narrative situates the events in broader social and political contexts, revealing the mechanisms that turned political rivalry into mass sectarian bloodshed.
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Located in the heart of Geneva’s international district, the Portail des Nations is a space dedicated to dialogue, cooperation, and global issues. Through exhibitions, talks, and cultural events, it offers visitors an entry point into the major challenges shaping our world and Geneva’s role as a hub for international governance.
Nestled in the Geneva countryside, the Collection du Crest showcases a remarkable selection of modern and contemporary art. Through temporary exhibitions and its private collection, this unique venue offers an intimate encounter with artistic creation, in dialogue with the history and landscape of the estate.
Discover one of the world’s most remarkable libraries and museums, home to an exceptional collection of manuscripts, rare books, and historical documents spanning over 5,000 years of human history. Located in Cologny overlooking Lake Geneva, the Fondation Martin Bodmer offers a unique journey through literature, philosophy, religion, science, and the arts, bringing together some of humanity’s most significant written treasures.
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