The Green Film Festival raises awareness about the impacts of climate change and promotes sustainable lifestyles by showcasing films that offer solutions. Screenings are often followed by discussions with invited experts who address questions and inspire action for the environment.
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.
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.
Être avec les Abeilles is a hopeful and thought-provoking documentary by Perrine Bertrand and Yan Grill that invites viewers to see the world through the eyes of bees. Combining stunning visuals with an urgent environmental message, the film encourages reflection on our relationship with nature and the importance of working with, rather than against, the living world. The screening will be followed by a discussion with local beekeepers and conservationists.
In French.
Curated by the Geneva University Film Club, Lost in Narration gathers films by directors such as Federico Fellini, Alain Resnais and David Lynch to explore non-linear, disorienting storytelling. The series maps fragmented narratives and dreamlike logic, offering snapshots of memory, identity and cinematic form. Expect varied visual textures—from luminous retro frames to saturated nocturnes—and an emotional pulse that moves between unease and melancholic wonder. It highlights how narrative instability opens new dramaturgies and sensory possibilities in cinema.
Marking thirty years, this community celebration invites neighbours to inhabit the present together. Throughout the day there are citizen workshops, performances, listening spaces and debates that bring together artists, local partners and residents to build common spaces. Activities include a participatory seating project that honours creators, a collaborative photo booth to add portraits to a growing archive, and the Grand Générique by Antoine Schmitt, which gathers names connected to the place. A printed exploration booklet will also be produced.
Gathering short works by Le Nemesiache, Raffaela Naldi Rossano, Jumana Emil Abboud and Katia Kameli, the Anti-Nymphs programme stages feminist rereadings of Greco‑Roman myths across the Mediterranean. The films foreground the aquatic—shorelines, currents and submerged histories—using textured, topographical explorations and lyrical montage to update mythological figures with political resonance. Sparse narration, tactile frames and layered soundscapes trace alternative geographies and collective memory, inviting a contemplative encounter with nature, gendered myth and the sea’s shifting allegories.
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