Join us for a thematic event and workshop centered on Nat Cardozo’s album “Origine”. This two-part activity begins with a visit to MEG, where participants explore how indigenous communities organize in response to environmental challenges, particularly through contemporary indigenous art. The experience continues at the Cité Library with a creative workshop led by Nat Cardozo, inspired by the album and celebrating the unique connection between indigenous peoples and nature.
In French. Kids ages 9 and up.
(re)connecting.earth brings together contemporary artists, scientists and environmental practitioners to probe urban biodiversity and the conditions of city life. The nomadic Geneva edition presents installations, video, sculpture and participatory projects that interrogate ecosystems, nonhuman agency and infrastructural landscapes. Featuring a selection of international artists including Monira Al‑Qadiri, Yuri Ancarani, Mabe Bethônico and Olaf Holzapfel, the biennale foregrounds material practices and research-based approaches that rethink relations between art, nature and urban communities.
Walk through the streets, tracing the footsteps of women who reshaped Geneva’s public space. This urban stroll combines close-up street scenes, hidden corners and changing façades with conversational pacing and collective curiosity. Expect an accessible, low-impact route that invites reflection on how names and monuments shape city life. The atmosphere blends storytelling, communal rhythm and thoughtful observation, turning familiar pavements into a political landscape where personal histories meet everyday movement.
CineGlobe is a singular science film festival held at CERN, exploring the fertile ground where science, technology and culture meet. Rather than focusing on traditional science fiction or didactic documentaries, it showcases inventive films that draw inspiration from scientific ideas and use storytelling to spark curiosity, reflection and debate. Each edition is guided by a broad thematic thread, offering a bold and imaginative look at contemporary issues — from climate change to digital societies — while celebrating creativity, narrative power and fresh perspectives on science.
Net’Léman returns for its 13th edition, bringing together residents, volunteers and local groups for two days of community activities, networking and collaborative projects. Everyone is welcome to participate, exchange ideas and contribute to shared initiatives that strengthen neighbourhood ties and stewardship of the lakeside environment. The event fosters connection, learning and practical engagement through workshops, informal meetups and collective action designed to bring people together across generations and backgrounds.
This community festival gathers experts, artists and citizens to imagine shared futures and stimulate collective reflection. Through immersive exhibitions, debates, workshops and performances, it explores major social, environmental and urban challenges and investigates pathways for sustainable transition. Sessions examine cross-cutting themes—innovation, governance, ecological adaptation and cultural practices—offering diverse perspectives and practical insights to help audiences understand systemic issues and identify strategies for local transformation.
In French.
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