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Now in its fifth edition, the Estival de la Cour des Hutins brings together emerging and established local bands for two days of summer concerts. The lineup mixes indie, rock and electronic flavours, including Katavia, Prune, Lyosun, Emy No Joke, The Resylients, Don’t Kill The Cow and The Hoods Off. Expect energetic sets, a communal outdoor atmosphere and improvised musical moments that showcase Geneva’s grassroots scene.
Benvenuti and Guests Sing Hallyday is an intimate musical tribute that revisits the raw energy and melancholic romance of Johnny Hallyday’s repertoire. Sparse arrangements and warm electric guitar foreground heartfelt vocals, while subtle staging and lighting create a nocturnal, cinematic ambiance. The performance balances rock drive with lyrical chanson, inviting reflection and communal singing. The programme focuses on emotional interpretation rather than imitation, offering fresh textures and contemporary phrasing.
In French.
Les Genevoix, Geneva’s gay men’s choir, presents an uplifting concert built around an emotional pop repertoire. The ensemble, supported by live musicians, explores themes of identity, diversity and the courage to be oneself through layered vocal harmonies and spirited staging. Lighting and musical dynamics shift from intimate moments to communal exuberance, carrying messages of tolerance, freedom and pride. The evening unfolds as a warm, heartfelt collective encounter that celebrates authenticity and shared resilience.
Showcases the musical worlds of students enrolled in the standardized+ curriculum. Each performer presents a 15-minute set in solo, duo or group formats, offering a compact portrait of their repertoire and artistic approach. The programme gathers varied styles—from singer-songwriters to instrumentalists—and highlights emerging talents: Lina Ruegg (voice, piano), Tess Giordano (voice, guitar), Elia Portela (guitar), Macéo Von Wyss (drums) and Arno Albert (drums). A private debrief with an external expert follows the public performances.
Students from the schools of Meyrin-Village, Bellavista, Champs-Fréchets, Boudines, De-Livron and Cointrin present collective visual work created for the 30th anniversary of the forum. Inspired by Nicolas Faure’s 1995 portrait series Meyrin, citoyens du monde, the works revisit civic identity through portraits, self-portraits and imagined futures. Guided by visual-arts teachers, roughly six hundred pupils contribute a wide range of approaches and materials that explore memory, community and the evolution of the cité.
Discover the new monumental organ at Église de Compesières during a guided tour on Saturday, June 13, 2026, from 10am to 11:30am. Recently installed, this German Romantic-style instrument brings a unique addition to Geneva’s organ landscape through its design, mechanics, and rich sound architecture.
The tour will be led by Diego Innocenzi, organist at Victoria Hall and teacher at the Conservatoire de Musique de Genève.
In Traversée, Clothilde Gosset invites viewers into a poetic journey through movement, memory, and transformation. Through delicate installations and immersive visual compositions, the exhibition explores the idea of passage — between spaces, emotions, and states of being. Blending organic materials, light, and subtle textures, Gosset creates contemplative environments that evoke both inner landscapes and physical crossings. Her work encourages a slow and sensitive experience, where fragility, silence, and perception become central elements of the encounter.
Opening: 3 June, 18:00
Now in its fifth edition, the Estival de la Cour des Hutins brings together emerging and established local bands for two days of summer concerts. The lineup mixes indie, rock and electronic flavours, including Katavia, Prune, Lyosun, Emy No Joke, The Resylients, Don’t Kill The Cow and The Hoods Off. Expect energetic sets, a communal outdoor atmosphere and improvised musical moments that showcase Geneva’s grassroots scene.
Benvenuti and Guests Sing Hallyday is an intimate musical tribute that revisits the raw energy and melancholic romance of Johnny Hallyday’s repertoire. Sparse arrangements and warm electric guitar foreground heartfelt vocals, while subtle staging and lighting create a nocturnal, cinematic ambiance. The performance balances rock drive with lyrical chanson, inviting reflection and communal singing. The programme focuses on emotional interpretation rather than imitation, offering fresh textures and contemporary phrasing.
In French.
Les Genevoix, Geneva’s gay men’s choir, presents an uplifting concert built around an emotional pop repertoire. The ensemble, supported by live musicians, explores themes of identity, diversity and the courage to be oneself through layered vocal harmonies and spirited staging. Lighting and musical dynamics shift from intimate moments to communal exuberance, carrying messages of tolerance, freedom and pride. The evening unfolds as a warm, heartfelt collective encounter that celebrates authenticity and shared resilience.
Showcases the musical worlds of students enrolled in the standardized+ curriculum. Each performer presents a 15-minute set in solo, duo or group formats, offering a compact portrait of their repertoire and artistic approach. The programme gathers varied styles—from singer-songwriters to instrumentalists—and highlights emerging talents: Lina Ruegg (voice, piano), Tess Giordano (voice, guitar), Elia Portela (guitar), Macéo Von Wyss (drums) and Arno Albert (drums). A private debrief with an external expert follows the public performances.
Students from the schools of Meyrin-Village, Bellavista, Champs-Fréchets, Boudines, De-Livron and Cointrin present collective visual work created for the 30th anniversary of the forum. Inspired by Nicolas Faure’s 1995 portrait series Meyrin, citoyens du monde, the works revisit civic identity through portraits, self-portraits and imagined futures. Guided by visual-arts teachers, roughly six hundred pupils contribute a wide range of approaches and materials that explore memory, community and the evolution of the cité.
Discover the new monumental organ at Église de Compesières during a guided tour on Saturday, June 13, 2026, from 10am to 11:30am. Recently installed, this German Romantic-style instrument brings a unique addition to Geneva’s organ landscape through its design, mechanics, and rich sound architecture.
The tour will be led by Diego Innocenzi, organist at Victoria Hall and teacher at the Conservatoire de Musique de Genève.
In Traversée, Clothilde Gosset invites viewers into a poetic journey through movement, memory, and transformation. Through delicate installations and immersive visual compositions, the exhibition explores the idea of passage — between spaces, emotions, and states of being. Blending organic materials, light, and subtle textures, Gosset creates contemplative environments that evoke both inner landscapes and physical crossings. Her work encourages a slow and sensitive experience, where fragility, silence, and perception become central elements of the encounter.
Opening: 3 June, 18:00
Now in its fifth edition, the Estival de la Cour des Hutins brings together emerging and established local bands for two days of summer concerts. The lineup mixes indie, rock and electronic flavours, including Katavia, Prune, Lyosun, Emy No Joke, The Resylients, Don’t Kill The Cow and The Hoods Off. Expect energetic sets, a communal outdoor atmosphere and improvised musical moments that showcase Geneva’s grassroots scene.
Benvenuti and Guests Sing Hallyday is an intimate musical tribute that revisits the raw energy and melancholic romance of Johnny Hallyday’s repertoire. Sparse arrangements and warm electric guitar foreground heartfelt vocals, while subtle staging and lighting create a nocturnal, cinematic ambiance. The performance balances rock drive with lyrical chanson, inviting reflection and communal singing. The programme focuses on emotional interpretation rather than imitation, offering fresh textures and contemporary phrasing.
In French.
Les Genevoix, Geneva’s gay men’s choir, presents an uplifting concert built around an emotional pop repertoire. The ensemble, supported by live musicians, explores themes of identity, diversity and the courage to be oneself through layered vocal harmonies and spirited staging. Lighting and musical dynamics shift from intimate moments to communal exuberance, carrying messages of tolerance, freedom and pride. The evening unfolds as a warm, heartfelt collective encounter that celebrates authenticity and shared resilience.
Showcases the musical worlds of students enrolled in the standardized+ curriculum. Each performer presents a 15-minute set in solo, duo or group formats, offering a compact portrait of their repertoire and artistic approach. The programme gathers varied styles—from singer-songwriters to instrumentalists—and highlights emerging talents: Lina Ruegg (voice, piano), Tess Giordano (voice, guitar), Elia Portela (guitar), Macéo Von Wyss (drums) and Arno Albert (drums). A private debrief with an external expert follows the public performances.
Students from the schools of Meyrin-Village, Bellavista, Champs-Fréchets, Boudines, De-Livron and Cointrin present collective visual work created for the 30th anniversary of the forum. Inspired by Nicolas Faure’s 1995 portrait series Meyrin, citoyens du monde, the works revisit civic identity through portraits, self-portraits and imagined futures. Guided by visual-arts teachers, roughly six hundred pupils contribute a wide range of approaches and materials that explore memory, community and the evolution of the cité.
Discover the new monumental organ at Église de Compesières during a guided tour on Saturday, June 13, 2026, from 10am to 11:30am. Recently installed, this German Romantic-style instrument brings a unique addition to Geneva’s organ landscape through its design, mechanics, and rich sound architecture.
The tour will be led by Diego Innocenzi, organist at Victoria Hall and teacher at the Conservatoire de Musique de Genève.
In Traversée, Clothilde Gosset invites viewers into a poetic journey through movement, memory, and transformation. Through delicate installations and immersive visual compositions, the exhibition explores the idea of passage — between spaces, emotions, and states of being. Blending organic materials, light, and subtle textures, Gosset creates contemplative environments that evoke both inner landscapes and physical crossings. Her work encourages a slow and sensitive experience, where fragility, silence, and perception become central elements of the encounter.
Opening: 3 June, 18:00
Now in its fifth edition, the Estival de la Cour des Hutins brings together emerging and established local bands for two days of summer concerts. The lineup mixes indie, rock and electronic flavours, including Katavia, Prune, Lyosun, Emy No Joke, The Resylients, Don’t Kill The Cow and The Hoods Off. Expect energetic sets, a communal outdoor atmosphere and improvised musical moments that showcase Geneva’s grassroots scene.
Benvenuti and Guests Sing Hallyday is an intimate musical tribute that revisits the raw energy and melancholic romance of Johnny Hallyday’s repertoire. Sparse arrangements and warm electric guitar foreground heartfelt vocals, while subtle staging and lighting create a nocturnal, cinematic ambiance. The performance balances rock drive with lyrical chanson, inviting reflection and communal singing. The programme focuses on emotional interpretation rather than imitation, offering fresh textures and contemporary phrasing.
In French.
Les Genevoix, Geneva’s gay men’s choir, presents an uplifting concert built around an emotional pop repertoire. The ensemble, supported by live musicians, explores themes of identity, diversity and the courage to be oneself through layered vocal harmonies and spirited staging. Lighting and musical dynamics shift from intimate moments to communal exuberance, carrying messages of tolerance, freedom and pride. The evening unfolds as a warm, heartfelt collective encounter that celebrates authenticity and shared resilience.
Showcases the musical worlds of students enrolled in the standardized+ curriculum. Each performer presents a 15-minute set in solo, duo or group formats, offering a compact portrait of their repertoire and artistic approach. The programme gathers varied styles—from singer-songwriters to instrumentalists—and highlights emerging talents: Lina Ruegg (voice, piano), Tess Giordano (voice, guitar), Elia Portela (guitar), Macéo Von Wyss (drums) and Arno Albert (drums). A private debrief with an external expert follows the public performances.
Students from the schools of Meyrin-Village, Bellavista, Champs-Fréchets, Boudines, De-Livron and Cointrin present collective visual work created for the 30th anniversary of the forum. Inspired by Nicolas Faure’s 1995 portrait series Meyrin, citoyens du monde, the works revisit civic identity through portraits, self-portraits and imagined futures. Guided by visual-arts teachers, roughly six hundred pupils contribute a wide range of approaches and materials that explore memory, community and the evolution of the cité.
Discover the new monumental organ at Église de Compesières during a guided tour on Saturday, June 13, 2026, from 10am to 11:30am. Recently installed, this German Romantic-style instrument brings a unique addition to Geneva’s organ landscape through its design, mechanics, and rich sound architecture.
The tour will be led by Diego Innocenzi, organist at Victoria Hall and teacher at the Conservatoire de Musique de Genève.
In Traversée, Clothilde Gosset invites viewers into a poetic journey through movement, memory, and transformation. Through delicate installations and immersive visual compositions, the exhibition explores the idea of passage — between spaces, emotions, and states of being. Blending organic materials, light, and subtle textures, Gosset creates contemplative environments that evoke both inner landscapes and physical crossings. Her work encourages a slow and sensitive experience, where fragility, silence, and perception become central elements of the encounter.
Opening: 3 June, 18:00
Now in its fifth edition, the Estival de la Cour des Hutins brings together emerging and established local bands for two days of summer concerts. The lineup mixes indie, rock and electronic flavours, including Katavia, Prune, Lyosun, Emy No Joke, The Resylients, Don’t Kill The Cow and The Hoods Off. Expect energetic sets, a communal outdoor atmosphere and improvised musical moments that showcase Geneva’s grassroots scene.
Benvenuti and Guests Sing Hallyday is an intimate musical tribute that revisits the raw energy and melancholic romance of Johnny Hallyday’s repertoire. Sparse arrangements and warm electric guitar foreground heartfelt vocals, while subtle staging and lighting create a nocturnal, cinematic ambiance. The performance balances rock drive with lyrical chanson, inviting reflection and communal singing. The programme focuses on emotional interpretation rather than imitation, offering fresh textures and contemporary phrasing.
In French.
Les Genevoix, Geneva’s gay men’s choir, presents an uplifting concert built around an emotional pop repertoire. The ensemble, supported by live musicians, explores themes of identity, diversity and the courage to be oneself through layered vocal harmonies and spirited staging. Lighting and musical dynamics shift from intimate moments to communal exuberance, carrying messages of tolerance, freedom and pride. The evening unfolds as a warm, heartfelt collective encounter that celebrates authenticity and shared resilience.
Showcases the musical worlds of students enrolled in the standardized+ curriculum. Each performer presents a 15-minute set in solo, duo or group formats, offering a compact portrait of their repertoire and artistic approach. The programme gathers varied styles—from singer-songwriters to instrumentalists—and highlights emerging talents: Lina Ruegg (voice, piano), Tess Giordano (voice, guitar), Elia Portela (guitar), Macéo Von Wyss (drums) and Arno Albert (drums). A private debrief with an external expert follows the public performances.
Students from the schools of Meyrin-Village, Bellavista, Champs-Fréchets, Boudines, De-Livron and Cointrin present collective visual work created for the 30th anniversary of the forum. Inspired by Nicolas Faure’s 1995 portrait series Meyrin, citoyens du monde, the works revisit civic identity through portraits, self-portraits and imagined futures. Guided by visual-arts teachers, roughly six hundred pupils contribute a wide range of approaches and materials that explore memory, community and the evolution of the cité.
Discover the new monumental organ at Église de Compesières during a guided tour on Saturday, June 13, 2026, from 10am to 11:30am. Recently installed, this German Romantic-style instrument brings a unique addition to Geneva’s organ landscape through its design, mechanics, and rich sound architecture.
The tour will be led by Diego Innocenzi, organist at Victoria Hall and teacher at the Conservatoire de Musique de Genève.
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