Friday 4 December, 19:30

Le Grand Bal au Rez

Le Grand Bal returns with a festive, convivial evening shaped by the exuberant energy of La FanfareduLoup and Les Frères de Sac 4Tet. The atmosphere evokes a guinguette, with costumes, colourful décor and raclette warming the room. Greta Gratos hosts the celebration, while a large ensemble of winds, brass, keys, guitar, bass, percussion and sound design creates a lively, generous musical ride full of surprises and shared joy.

Free before 21:00

Place des Volontaires 4,
1204 Genève
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