10 – 11 October

Art Takes Over the Street!

Wander through buzzing stalls to discover colorful paintings, sculptures, photos and handmade treasures. Hear live music, watch performances, and follow the rhythm of the crowd. Join hands-on creative activities made for families: paint, craft or try simple art experiments. Browse a vinyl trade corner to hunt for records, smell warm food, and feel different textures under your fingers. This small urban museum vibe invites curiosity and playful exploration.

In French.

Rue Jean-Gutenberg 13,
Geneva, Switzerland
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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