Join a lively folk dance party where musicians and dancers bring Hungarian, Slovak and Transylvanian traditions to life. Leap into simple children’s dances, clap to rhythmic fiddle tunes and feel the drums and flutes lift the music. Watch bright skirts swirl, learn steps with helpers, and sing short refrains. The hall fills with warm voices, energetic footsteps and the smell of tasty pastries at the food stalls, all inviting imagination and movement.
Carac Festival is the University of Geneva’s month-long student cultural festival, bringing together dozens of student troupes and associations to share creations and experiences. The programme features theatre, dance, concerts, film screenings, arts-and-crafts workshops, stand-up, games, parades and exhibitions. Open to everyone in the university community and beyond, the festival celebrates collaboration, creativity and conviviality, offering occasions to meet, create and enjoy performances and activities together.
Opening: Monday 27 April from 19:00 to 23:00 at UniMail
Jump into a bright spring festival filled with hands-on workshops, lively music, and outdoor art. Children will try simple crafts, watch performers, and wander through colourful market stalls. Listen to guitars and drums, smell fresh herbs and baked treats, and feel the breeze in the green park. Families discover nature games, collaborative art projects, and playful performances that spark curiosity and creativity.
Sustainability Week is a student-led festival that brings together students, staff and the wider community to explore sustainable living and collective action. Across workshops, skill-sharing and discussions participants can join clothing swaps and repair sessions, sewing and bookbinding workshops, paper-making, a planetary health programme, rooftop yoga, film screenings and photo exhibitions, and a closing Biocale evening. Activities encourage hands-on learning, mutual support and community building.
Jump into a neighborhood full of music, games and hands-on fun. DJs, live bands and colorful parades create lively sounds while workshops invite you to build huts, trade toys at a children’s flea market, and try sonic hammocks and quiet siestas. Move, listen and make — discover rhythms, bright colors and playful surprises around every corner. Evenings bring imaginative performances and mapping shows that light up walls, creating dreamlike scenes to explore with friends.
Kids ages 6–17.
This workshop honours the Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges through tango practice, combining cultural reflection with embodied learning. Participants explore tango as an improvised dance that develops concentration, body awareness, listening, and spatial perception. The session includes a beginners’ technique class followed by open practice, emphasizing connection, nonverbal communication, and improvisational decision-making. It examines how movement-based practice can foster creativity, attention and personal growth while engaging with Borges’s literary legacy.
Mai au Parc brings the community together for a lively three-day outdoor festival featuring fifteen concerts (including nine Swiss acts), family-friendly activities, and a wide selection of food stalls. Enjoy moments at the wine bar and explore a culinary world tour served on ten small plates. Activities and community-run stands invite everyone to participate; volunteers are welcome to join. The festival celebrates local music, conviviality and shared neighbourhood spirit.
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