The Geneva International Inventions Fair is the largest annual event dedicated exclusively to invention, showcasing all innovations for the first time. Companies, universities, inventors, researchers, associations, and public and private institutions present their latest inventions, research, and new products — many ready for commercialization.
As part of Art Genève / Musique 2026, the Temple de la Servette presents Before Demolition, a cycle of performances exploring space in transition through body, voice, and sound. Curated by Augustin Maurs with co-curator Catherine Othenin-Girard, the program features works by Monica Bonvicini, Alicia Frankovich, Hanne Lippard with Renato Grieco, and a live set by Bonnie Banane, followed by a DJ set from Jan Vorisek. This edition responds to the impending demolition of the brutalist temple building, celebrating ephemeral, performative, and sonic creations that dismantle, challenge, and renew.
Come celebrate a joyful, colorful two-day carnival gathering that welcomes everyone. This community festival invites neighbors of all ages to share music, creative costumes, and convivial moments. Together we’ll enjoy lively Guggenmusik, admire imaginative outfits, and connect across generations in a spirit of celebration and belonging. Whether you come to join the music, showcase a costume, or simply share in the atmosphere, we gather to renew tradition, make new friends, and enjoy collective joy.
Curated by Soularts Events, this first edition gathers a roster of DJs and live performers exploring Afro-rooted club music. Wasulu Selecta — Geneva Sound System founder and scene figure since 2001 — threads heritage and modernity; DJ Gety Gets brings tight grooves and international experience; Ghost Nebulah layers bass, afrobeats and amapiano; Kai Bryan reinvents live violin over dance rhythms; Sulman and Veah close with a fiery, interactive set. The production favours a deep, elegant and electric all-black aesthetic, immersive and dancefloor-focused.
La Cuisine des Collectionneurs is a convivial, evolving exhibition where contemporary art meets gastronomy. The project invites four collectors to curate walls from their personal collections. It blends scenography, shared collecting, and a collective display, extended into the kitchen through an ephemeral menu inspired by their worlds. Conceived as a living space, the exhibition unfolds with talks, meals, and gatherings over time, celebrating exchange, generosity, and the pleasure of art—on the walls and on the plate.
An intimate backstage tour organised by the Grand Théâtre de Genève, offering visitors a rare glimpse of what happens behind the curtain after selected performances. A member of the theatre’s technical team answers questions and reveals the hidden mechanics of the stage — from set construction and rigging to lighting design and stage machinery. This twenty-minute visit highlights the collaborative work of technicians and stagehands, giving a tangible sense of how productions come to life onstage.
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Castor & Pollux: Saturday 21 March
Madame Butterfly: Tuesday 28 April
Svatbata: Wednesday 20 May
200 Motels: Thursday 25 June
Discover a lively community market offering stalls of wine, cheese, bread, craft beer, honey, fine groceries, fresh vegetables, seasonal fruit and pastries. Local producers share their specialties in a friendly setting that encourages conversation and connection. Families, neighbours and visitors are invited to explore produce, chat with makers and enjoy weekly animations suited to all ages. The market celebrates local food traditions and fosters a welcoming space where everyone can meet, taste and support the community.
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