Join authors Laurence Mattet and Helder Da Silva for a friendly signing event centred on their books 4 amis à la recherche du feu perdu and Lola et les mondes cachés. Open to readers of all ages, the gathering invites conversation about storytelling, creative practice and the themes explored in both titles. Everyone is welcome to meet the authors, share impressions, and connect with other community members over a shared love of literature. In partnership with Fondation Musée Barbier-Mueller.
LGBTIQ+ Memories Programme collects and shares the histories and memories of LGBTIQ+ movements and struggles in Geneva. Each year the programme supports exhibitions, a collected volume of texts, an annual prize and a call for archive and memory projects, while coordinating month-long activities that recognise diverse experiences. Open to everyone, it brings together community members, researchers and cultural partners to preserve stories, foster dialogue and strengthen communal ties across generations.
Les Inoubliables is a community festival celebrating women composers from past and present across classical music and jazz. Over a varied programme — concerts, guided musical visits, a cine-concert, masterclasses and immersive experiences — it offers opportunities for everyone to listen, learn and connect. Artists and audiences come together to highlight women’s creativity, share knowledge and build community through performance and conversation. Open to all, the festival fosters exchange, discovery and lasting cultural connections.
Join us to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the university’s film review, a publication produced since 1971 by members of the committee. The issue gathers in depth essays, shot analyses and interviews alongside testimonies from past and present contributors. At the vernissage we will meet some of the authors, share conversation and a glass together. The event invites everyone in the community to connect, exchange perspectives and keep the club’s history alive.
Put on your dancing shoes and join this welcoming queer country dance night. Short beginner-friendly lessons lead into open partner and line-dance sessions, with space for people of all experience levels. Come together to learn, move, and connect in a safe, affirming atmosphere that honors the queer history of country western dance. Everyone is welcome — no dress code, and sessions are accessible to newcomers.
This interactive event explores seed dispersal strategies through playful competitions that mimic natural mechanisms. Participants examine how wind, animals, and gravity shape seed spread and survival, comparing adaptations such as aerodynamic structures, adhesive coatings, and mass traits. The Seed Olympics frames aerial acrobatics, gravity marathons and adhesive “darts” as experimental scenarios to investigate ecological functions, evolutionary trade-offs and seed fitness, revealing how dispersal influences plant distribution and community dynamics.
Celebrate drawing and storytelling at the seventh edition of this community comics festival dedicated to illustration. Families and readers of all ages are invited to meet artists, get books signed, browse a curated selection of illustrated books and comics, and take part in friendly creative activities. A bookshop and food stalls (Thai and crepes) will be on site, making it easy to linger, share discoveries and connect with other local comic lovers.
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