Saturday 17 October, 21:00

Gabi Hartmann

Booking Required

Presented as part of the Festival JazzContreBand, Gabi Hartmann unveils her new musical universe in the album La femme aux yeux de sel. Often compared to Norah Jones or Melody Gardot, the Parisian singer-songwriter blends sung jazz, soul and world music with a singular, melancholic voice. Her dreamlike second record tells the story of Salinda, an heroine guided by her tears on an imagined island. She is accompanied by Florian Robin (piano), Jérôme Arrighi (bass) and Arthur Alard (drums and percussion).

Route de Sauverny 6,
1290 Versoix

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Photo Credit: DR

29 June – 5 July

Geneva International String Academy

Performances

Société de lecture

The Geneva International String Academy presents an exceptional series of concerts celebrating the artistry of emerging musicians and internationally renowned performers through a rich programme of chamber music, recitals, and masterclasses. Bringing together talented young violinists, violists, and cellists from around the world, the Academy creates a unique environment where education and performance meet, fostering artistic exchange, excellence, and creativity. Set in some of Geneva’s most inspiring cultural venues, these concerts offer audiences an intimate and vibrant musical experience while highlighting the next generation of classical talent alongside distinguished guest artists and professors.

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1 – 4 July

Concerts in the Park

Performances

Parc Stagni

An intimate series of open-air concerts presented by the municipality, offering high-quality music beneath century-old trees. Audiences are invited into a relaxed, convivial atmosphere where acoustic textures and lyrical lines unfold in the natural setting. Each programme spans varied styles and moods, favouring attentive listening and communal enjoyment. Refreshments and light food will be available on site. In case of poor weather, performances will be moved to an indoor space.

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Saturday 4 July, 21:00

Célia Wa – Live

Performances

Théâtre de l'Orangerie

Célia Wa is a singer, flautist and multi-instrumentalist from Paris with deep ties to Guadeloupe. She forges a Karibfutursound where Caribbean traditional rhythms—especially gwo ka—meet electronics, soul, jazz and hip‑hop. Her flute winds luminous lines through textured percussion, machines and bass, weaving ancestral grooves into contemporary club-inflected spaces. In collaboration with Maquis Dékalé, the project balances rooted tradition and futuristic dancefloor energy.

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4 – 5 July

La Nuit Bleu Orientale

Cool Stuff Performances

La Cité Bleue

La Cité Bleue invites you on a timeless journey with La Nuit Bleue Orientale, a 12-hour musical marathon from July 4 to 5, 2026.
Curated by Franco-Iranian percussionist Keyvan Chemirani, this enchanting night brings together artists from diverse backgrounds to explore musical traditions from Persia, the Levant, and the Mediterranean. The program alternates captivating concerts with restful pauses, blending ancient instruments with contemporary expression, improvisation with traditional repertoire.
To enrich the experience, the Café des artistes will offer teas and pastries from various Eastern cultures—deepening the immersion in this unforgettable celebration of sound and spirit.

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Saturday 4 July, 18:30

Afrofusion – Teety Tezano

Performances

Ciné-Plage

An intense live performance by a Cameroonian singer who fuses her Bantu roots with afrobeat, jazz and reggae to celebrate women’s liberation and cultural diversity. Her powerful voice and commanding stage presence weave ancestral melodies with contemporary grooves, creating a warm, rhythmic atmosphere where storytelling and improvisation meet. The set balances intimate moments and soaring ensemble passages, framed by vibrant arrangements and rhythmic textures. Food by Bright accompanies the evening.

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1 – 12 July

One Thing After Another

Performances

Théâtre de l'Orangerie

Join a playful builder who improvises a strange home in a garden. With brave, clever ropes and found objects she moves from one idea to the next, sometimes wild, sometimes stubborn, slowly assembling a surprising structure. Children will watch materials cooperate or resist, feel the rhythm of making, and wonder whether everything will collapse or turn into accidental genius. A lively, physical performance that celebrates imagination, trial and joyful experimentation.

In French. Ages 6 and up.

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