The Pachamama Connexion Festival returns for its 6th edition at Parc Marignac in Lancy. This vibrant music and cultural festival showcases a fusion of hip-hop, reggae, Afro-Caribbean, Latin, and Dancehall sounds, featuring both international and emerging artists. Beyond the concerts, it offers a sensory journey through diverse cultures with a craft market, culinary experiences, a kids’ area, artistic performances, and a lively, family-friendly atmosphere.
As part of the 2025 season at Théâtre de l’Orangerie, Adrien Barazzone presents “L’Homme de dos”. In this solo performance, he embodies a City Council embroiled in absurd debates and hilarious contradictions over a contemporary art piece. With biting energy, he crafts a political portrait both incisive and joyous. This play is the second installment in the “Trilogy of Systems,” following the highly acclaimed “Toute intention de nuire.”
In French.
Jennie is a perfectly content dog with cozy cushions, full bowls, and a loving owner—yet something’s missing. One day, she packs her suitcase and sets off to discover the world. Through encounters and unexpected adventures, she learns that growing up isn’t about big achievements, but daring to step outside your comfort zone. A poetic and playful tale filled with surprises and songs, perfect for curious minds and fans of chance encounters.
In French. All audiences, ages 7 up.
Every Thursday evening this summer, Jardin des Nations comes alive with open-air concerts in a laid-back, friendly atmosphere. Enjoy live music under the trees, discover local talent, and grab a drink or a bite from the on-site food stands. Free entry, every Thursday from 6 p.m.
Allianz Cinéma Genève offers open-air screenings at Port-Noir, nestled between Eaux-Vives beach and Geneva Plage. Set against the idyllic backdrop of the lake, this event is a summer highlight in Geneva, featuring a mix of classic and new films in its program.
Sagesses et Sottises de Nassr Eddin Hodja brings together Lorianne Cherpillod, Miguel Fernandez-V, Tara Macris, and Sophie Tirabosco to narrate the tale of this 13th-century wise fool. Spanning from Persia to Algeria, Nassr Eddin is a character admired for embodying both innocence and wisdom through a series of short stories that range from philosophical musings to humorous anecdotes. The narrative delves into his life, his adventures with his trusty donkey, encounters with figures of authority, and his debates with the divine, all enriched by music and songs from the lands of figs and dates.
In French.
An outdoor event at the Parc du château de Penthes, hosted by Ciné-ONU in collaboration with various institutions, features the screening of “Hacking Hate,” an award-winning documentary by Simon Klose. The film follows a Swedish journalist infiltrating far-right movements to investigate online hate speech and the responsibilities of online platforms. The evening begins with a welcome, followed by a discussion on the impact of online hate speech, and concludes with the film screening. Guests can enjoy refreshments and snacks, alongside first aid and self-defense activities.
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