Punch’Live is a dynamic hip-hop showcase and live radio broadcast presented by Radio Magny. Featuring a lineup of emerging and established rap artists, the event offers live performances, freestyle sessions, and interviews, capturing the pulse of the local urban music scene. With its raw energy and community-driven spirit, Punch’Live provides a platform for artists to connect with audiences and share their voices.
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The Orchestre d’Harmonie de Genève, led by Jean-Christophe Monnier, will be performing a concert at Victoria Hall dedicated to the spirit of Spain. The repertoire features works by Joaquín Turina, Isaac Albéniz, Manuel de Falla, Aram Khatchaturian, Maurice Ravel, and Georges Bizet, including pieces like “Danzas fantásticas,” “Córdoba,” and the “March of the Toreadors.”
A tribute to Grisélidis Réal is sensitively presented by her son, Igor Schimek, alongside singer Aline Chappuis. Grisélidis’ poetry, crafted from a young age, is a work of remarkable intensity and beauty, shaped by a life filled with extreme experiences such as time in a sanatorium, destructive relationships, imprisonment, and prostitution.
Mai au Parc is a must-attend free festival in Geneva, located along the Aïre between Lancy and Geneva. This event delivers a vibrant musical lineup featuring both local and international artists, alongside children’s activities over three days. Friday and Saturday are devoted to musical evenings showcasing diverse genres such as pop rock, soul, and hip-hop. Sunday afternoon focuses on family-friendly activities and includes a Malian blues concert.
The Snappers mark their 30th anniversary with an extraordinary a cappella concert at the Chapel, bringing you back to where it all began. Experience their vibrant harmonies and powerful voices anew. This evening promises a blend of emotion, nostalgia, and energy, celebrating their musical journey.
In Geneva for 5 weeks, the Cirque du Soleil’s Kurios transforms the stage into a fantastical steampunk world where a curious inventor’s imagination takes flight. Daring acrobats, contortionists, and whimsical characters bring his chaotic cabinet of curiosities to life in a poetic, high-energy spectacle that celebrates wonder and possibility.
Port-Royal by Montherlant delves into the resistance of the nuns at Port-Royal against ecclesiastical and royal authority during Louis XIV’s reign. Through iconic figures like Pascal and Racine, Montherlant, an atheist, explores the spiritual and political turmoil of Jansenism. With powerful language, he portrays the doubts, strength, and defiance of these women confronting a male-dominated power, a theme that continues to resonate today.
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