Villa Dutoit is hosting a concert as part of a retrospective exhibition dedicated to Madeleine Spierer. Pianist Yannick Delez and saxophonist Xavier Good will perform as the duo XY, delving into a free and dreamlike contemporary jazz. Their music is influenced by the impressionist and contemporary harmonies of the 20th century.
Vincent Thévenaz, the principal organist of Geneva’s Cathedral, will present an organ recital as a tribute to François Delor, the former organist who recently passed away. This concert marks the final performance before the restoration work on the grand Metzler organ and will feature Delor’s “Twelve Noëls,” promising a cheerful and festive musical experience.
Carouge invites you to experience a classical music concert by Christophe Sturzenegger and Julie Fortier, who will perform a piano four-hands repertoire featuring works by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov and Modest Mussorgsky. Founders of Duo sforzando and Ensemble Variante, they are committed to making classical music accessible to everyone, with a special focus on children. Julie Fortier is both a professor and an artistic director, while Christophe Sturzenegger, a member of Geneva Brass, is also an accomplished composer with an extensive repertoire. The duo has recorded two CDs and frequently participates in international concerts and festivals.
The Christmas Circus at Plainpalais captivates Geneva families with a show that seamlessly integrates tradition and innovation. Founded in 1992 by the Van Gool family, this time-honored institution, passed down through generations, continues to deliver magical and unforgettable moments for audiences of all ages under its big top.
Enjoy a unique experience with Laëtycia Vumuka during a dance-guided tour of the “Afrosonica – Soundscapes” exhibition. This artist invites you to embark on a sensory journey that blends African and Afro-diasporic music with expressive movement. It’s an original way to discover the exhibition, led by the rhythm of dance.
Afrosonica – Soundscapes is an immersive exhibition exploring the deep cultural significance of sound and music in African societies and their diasporas. Through historical and contemporary perspectives, it highlights the power of sound as a bridge between memory, identity, and transformation. Featuring a diverse collection of instruments, archival recordings, and contemporary installations, the exhibition invites visitors on a multisensory journey where music connects the past and present, the human and the spiritual.
With Les lettres de mon père, Cie Gare Centrale offers an intimate and moving story where family memory and colonial history intertwine. Through puppetry, objects, and her trademark offbeat humor, Agnès revisits her childhood exile from Congo in 1960 and her father’s letters, to shed light—65 years later—on past wounds while questioning the weight of both personal and historical legacy.
In French. Ages 9 and up.
The Festival Les Créatives, a multidisciplinary event in Geneva, highlights the artistic and intellectual works of women and gender minorities. The 21st edition features concerts, theater, exhibitions, and discussions on topics such as chosen families and friendships. Notable participants include Hélène Giannecchini, Sophie Lewis, and Chloé Delaume. The festival reaffirms its commitment to combatting gender-based violence, working with the Canton and City of Geneva on local awareness campaigns.
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