28 November – 20 February

Late Nights

Late Nights brings together high-energy performances, DJ sets, voguing battles and live concerts in a night-length program that shifts between club fervour and staged spectacle. Curated in collaboration with Les Créatives and Festival Antigel, the evenings spotlight guest DJs, choreographers and emerging collectives, emphasising cross-disciplinary exchanges, bold lighting and immersive soundscapes. The programme explores nightlife as a creative laboratory where performance, dance and music intersect to question identity, community and celebration. Collaborations with Les Créatives and Antigel

Place de Neuve 3,
1204 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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