Explore a day of nature games, discoveries and hands-on science. Follow a nature rally with colorful clues, visit themed trails and join a fast BioBlitz to spot tiny creatures, plants and birds. Little ones can play freely, try simple crafts and explore with their senses — touching bark, listening to birds and smelling flowers. Guides spark curiosity with short activities that turn every leaf and sound into a small adventure.
Led by the trio La Nouvelle Saison, this intimate apéro-concert blends English pop-folk ballads with songs in French and Italian. Stéphanie Palazzo’s luminous voice and piano intertwine with Alex Lodo’s guitar and Giacomo Grandi’s cello, creating warm, travel-tinged textures. The performance favors close listening and gentle dynamics, moving from delicate simplicity to rich, resonant swells. Its atmosphere is convivial and reflective, inviting shared moments and subtle emotional shifts.
Les Ressources Urbaines mark ten years with two days of community celebrations in Geneva. The programme highlights a diversity of creative practices, including an exhibition beneath the building’s glass roof, plus projections, performances and concerts by local artists and cultural practitioners. The event invites everyone to come together, explore varied artistic expressions and connect with the city’s cultural life in a welcoming, collaborative atmosphere.
Cross the open lake on a long 123 km course that tests endurance, seamanship and tactical skill. Expect variable winds, open-water stretches and close-quarters sailing at the start as a large international fleet races together. The experience mixes sustained physical effort with bursts of adrenaline during maneuvers, offering dramatic vistas and the rhythm of wind and waves. Suited to experienced racers and ambitious amateurs, it’s a legendary competition that rewards teamwork, stamina and a love of sailing.
The Biopark is temporarily hosting Janus, a unique two-headed Greek tortoise, during the renovation of the Museum. Each head of this male tortoise has its own independent brain, which sometimes makes its movements challenging. In captivity, Janus receives attentive care, resulting in an impressive lifespan of 26 years.
Lie back with your baby and listen. In a soft gallery of Swiss landscapes, gentle sounds and quiet stories invite tiny ears to notice wind, water, and birds. Touch fabrics, follow slow movements, and watch colors shift as a cultural mediator and musician play simple tunes. This calm sensory journey lets babies discover new textures, rhythms, and voices while sharing close moments with an adult.
Dates :
Friday 5 June, 09:00, 10:00, 11:15
Friday 28 August, 09:00, 10:00, 11:15
In French. Kids ages 3 months–2 years.
Set off on a lively city walk to find animals that live near us. Explore parks, community gardens and green walls. Listen for bird calls, spot squirrels leaping, watch lizards bask on stones and feel the hum of bumblebees. Use keen eyes and quiet steps to discover hidden signs of wildlife. Draw what you see and learn simple clues to recognise each creature. Bright colours, tiny movements and soft sounds bring the city’s wild neighbours to life.
In French. Kids ages 6 up to 12.
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