The Russin Grape Harvest Festival offers fine wine, local products, concerts, and entertainment. Since its inception in 1963, this festival has grown into a major event, drawing up to 40,000 visitors to the small village. Experience the warm, festive atmosphere of Russin during the harvest season.
Join a 55-minute journey through the Grand Théâtre de Genève, from its marble entrance to hidden spaces like the Atrium and the Milky Way. Led by in-house experts, the visit reveals the history, anecdotes, and architectural secrets of this emblematic building.
In French.
Visits on Mondays 15 September, 13 October, 10 November & 8 December at 12:30.
La Nuit des Bains is a vibrant cultural evening in Geneva, celebrating contemporary art through the simultaneous openings of galleries in the Quartier des Bains. Organized by the Contemporary Art Association of the Quartier des Bains, the event is free and open to the public, inviting visitors to explore new exhibitions and engage directly with artists over drinks.
Geneva Art Week unites local galleries and institutions through a vibrant series of events and celebrations over five days. Building on the legacy of Geneve.Art, the 2025 edition features openings, performances, guided tours, screenings, art workshops, panel discussions, talks, meet-and-greets, and readings. Spanning locations from the Old Town to Carouge and Eaux-Vives, this festive occasion is a highlight of Geneva’s cultural calendar.
Tinta invites you to discover aerial silks at Jardin de la Jonction — an activity open to all ages. Please come in leggings and long sleeves. Every Thursday from 3:00 PM.
The ANIMATOU festival marks its 20th anniversary of creative resistance by kicking off the 2025 edition with a lively evening at Bateau-Lavoir. The event will feature the unveiling of the new program and music from Doctor K and Al Go-Rhythm, promising a night of soft trance and striking beats. It’s an opportunity to celebrate the festival’s collaborative spirit and discover what’s new on the horizon.
The Nuit Antique festival brings ancient history to life at Promenade Saint-Antoine with a reimagined ancient village experience. Activities include pottery, ancient writing, forging, antique hairstyles and attire, and coin minting. New features include a children’s tent with storytelling, an adult-only area offering lectures on ancient intimate life, an excavation pit for budding archaeologists, a virtual reality booth, and gladiator battles. The festival also offers guided tours, academic lectures, ancient music, gladiator shows, and processions.
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