The Caves site consists of a small performance hall that can accommodate between 80 and 120 people depending on the room’s configuration, as well as an independent bar/lounge area that can accommodate about fifty people. The artistic programming of the venue is managed by the Cultural Service of the City of Versoix, in collaboration with individuals and associations from Versoix.
Born in Rio de Janeiro, Bella Nobre grew up immersed in music alongside her father, a musician and producer, shaping an early universe between soul and tropicalism. After success in Brazil she settled in Switzerland, forming a tight ensemble for a colourful, festive live project driven by collective energy. Noted on stages such as the Montreux Jazz Club, she emerges as an authentic, bold and internationally minded artist whose performances blend warmth, rhythm and luminous vocals.
Set in a domestic kitchen, Gnocchi stages an intimate encounter between mother and son as they prepare a meal. The performance weaves memory and everyday gestures into a subtle documentary-theatre fabric, where languages, cultures and temporalities overlap. Between salon and kitchen, echoes of past and future surface through minimalist staging, fragile rhythms and attentive physicality, offering a tender reflection on identity, migration and family life.
Led by artistic director Daniel Diebold, this tribute to pianist Gilles Landini brings together pianist John Michet and actor Laurent Dolci in a program blending music and poetry. The performance honours Landini’s deep engagement with composers across eras, his commitment to musical transmission, and his lesser-known poetic voice. Through intimate piano passages and spoken-word interludes, the ensemble explores memory, interpretation and the emotional ties between repertoire and listener.
In French.
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).
Follow a young girl who speaks with her conscience in this original musical full of songs written to captivate young listeners. Through a gentle, empathetic story the show explores bullying, self-esteem and managing emotions while offering practical tools children and parents can use when faced with violence. The performance ends with a conversation where kids and adults can ask questions or share experiences.
In French. Kids ages 6-14.
Quartette…Y Su Orquesta was born from the meeting of friends devoted to tango and Argentine music. This elastic, leaderless ensemble blends plucked and bowed strings to create a warm, immersive sound that transports listeners to Buenos Aires and into Argentina’s regional landscapes. The quartet’s nuanced phrasing and rhythmic drive alternate between intimate nostalgia and fiery dance, inviting the audience into a shared, atmospheric experience.
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