Mai au Parc brings the community together for a lively three-day outdoor festival featuring fifteen concerts (including nine Swiss acts), family-friendly activities, and a wide selection of food stalls. Enjoy moments at the wine bar and explore a culinary world tour served on ten small plates. Activities and community-run stands invite everyone to participate; volunteers are welcome to join. The festival celebrates local music, conviviality and shared neighbourhood spirit.
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.
Explore a lively citywide festival built for families and curious kids. Children and adults share stories, play and create through object theatre, illustrated concerts, parent–child yoga sessions, outdoor art walks, intergenerational game nights, photo displays, film screenings, museum and bookstore activities, library sessions and hands-on workshops. Bright visuals, movement and sound invite imagination and collaboration, with projects to make, watch and discuss.
Kids of all ages.
An inauguration event combining hands-on workshops, a convivial apéro and a presentation of the festival programme. Participants can take part in practical sessions such as gardening and cooking, explore simple techniques and exchange tips with facilitators and other attendees. The session focuses on skill-sharing, creative practice and community building, offering actionable insights and inspiration for personal projects. Suitable for curious adults and beginners interested in practical arts and sustainable practices.
In French.
This day-long program explores urban agriculture through practical workshops, music, and community exchange. Activities examine seed-to-soil practices, collective gardening knowledge and hands-on skills: a Rueda music workshop highlighting Afro-Colombian coastal traditions, bike repair sessions for sustainable mobility, a guided species survey followed by cyanotype printing, an evening jazz manouche concert, and a shared banquet and bar offering pay-what-you-want contributions. The event investigates how collective practices strengthen food resilience and local biodiversity.
Carac Festival is the University of Geneva’s month-long student cultural festival, bringing together dozens of student troupes and associations to share creations and experiences. The programme features theatre, dance, concerts, film screenings, arts-and-crafts workshops, stand-up, games, parades and exhibitions. Open to everyone in the university community and beyond, the festival celebrates collaboration, creativity and conviviality, offering occasions to meet, create and enjoy performances and activities together.
An annual village fair that brings neighbours together for two friendly days of local festivities and shared moments. Open to everyone — families, friends and newcomers — the gathering features communal activities, music and convivial encounters, with a highlight being the traditional pig race. It’s an opportunity to meet neighbours, enjoy simple entertainment and celebrate community ties in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.
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