The Veto (2025) is a documentary examining the historical use and current challenges of the UN Security Council’s veto power. The screening is followed by a panel discussion featuring experts and diplomats, moderated by Corinne Momal-Vanian, Executive Director of the Kofi Annan Foundation.
As part of the Museum’s artist residency, Zahrasadat Hakim invites participants on a reflective walk through the natural surroundings of Sauverny and Versoix. The day begins at the French-Swiss border with an introduction to the artist’s practice, followed by a meditative hike featuring spontaneous weaving moments in nature and dialogue along the way. The activity ends in Versoix, with museum admission included in the ticket (valid until 31 December 2025). In case of rain, the event will be held indoors at the Museum.
The Association of Friends of the Geneva Botanical Garden invites you to a unique culinary experience: a tasting of edible tropical plants showcased in their winter garden. This indulgence occurs without harvesting from the garden or the greenhouses dedicated to living collections.
In French.
Explore the human aspects of forced displacement caused by climate catastrophes with the film “You Never Know One Day You Too Might Become A Refugee” by Lena Dobrowolska and Teo Ormond-Skeaping. Set in 2049, the story follows a European family uprooted and detained, awaiting relocation to a country in the Global South. After the screening, join a discussion featuring the filmmakers and experts from IOM and UNHCR, moderated by Prof. Walter Kaelin. A networking reception will follow. This event is organized by the Platform on Disaster Displacement, the Permanent Mission of Kenya to the United Nations, IOM, and UNHCR.
In celebration of the 100th anniversary of Philippe Jaccottet’s birth, a series of events paying tribute to this significant poet are being held. The evening features dialogues, readings, and music. Various panel discussions will explore his works and translations, interspersed with musical interludes by the Luni Duo. Renowned poets, translators, scholars, and musicians will share their insights on Jaccottet, promising a multifaceted literary celebration that reflects the many dimensions of the poet.
The Village of Cultures at ADEM returns for its fourth edition, offering a series of workshops in world music, singing, and dance. Renowned artist-educators will lead various sessions: instrumental tango with Victor Hugo Villena and Bárbara Varassi Pega, salsa percussion with Orlando Poleo, traditional South American singing with Rebecca Roger Cruz, and Argentine dances with Rocco Sedano. Hind Taoufiq will present Oriental dances, and Karen Lugo will conduct a flamenco dance workshop. These sessions will take place at the ADEM and EMA venues, fostering an environment of intercultural creation and exchange. Open to all levels.
Join an Amapiano dance workshop for adults and children aged 8 and up, set amidst the Afrosonica-Soundscapes exhibition. Led by Loubna, a dancer with a passion for Afro-urban styles, you’ll be introduced to this South African dance that blends deep house, jazz, and traditional rhythms. Dive into a free and nuanced exploration of movement. Reservations are required, and suitable attire is advised.
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