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.
Throughout the summer, casual meetups with artists from the Psot Netebras Xul exhibition are held at Bar Liaisons. Enjoy informal 30-minute discussions over drinks, free of charge and open to everyone without needing to register. Participating artists include Mai Thu Perret, Vidya Gastaldon, and Mathias Pfund.
While the MAMCO undergoes renovations, the museum offers exhibitions outside its usual location. “Psot Netebras Xul” kicks off this initiative in an unconventional industrial space reminiscent of SIP venues. This exhibition explores the Geneva art scene from the 1990s to the present, featuring works from the MAMCO collection alongside recent creations. Participating artists include Timothée Calame, Valentin Carron, Emilie Ding, Sylvie Fleury, among others.
As Switzerland prepares for a national debate on newly negotiated agreements with the EU, State Secretary Alexandre Fasel visits the University of Geneva to present the outcomes, strategic stakes, and broader implications of these accords. From energy and health to mobility, research, and sovereignty, this public event opens a timely and vital dialogue on Switzerland’s place in Europe and the world—at the crossroads of policy, economy, and civic life.
In French.
As part of the temporary exhibition “Chinese Women,” independent researcher Claire Hui Tang invites attendees to a lecture titled “In Pursuit of Beauty: Women on Chinese Ceramics.”
In French.
“Et si on en parlait ?” features expert talks, fresh perspectives, and a dynamic round table discussion. Free entry with registration required. Organized by palliative genève.
In French.
Alexandre Labasse, director of the Paris Urban Planning Agency (Apur), presents Paris Atlas 2024, a contemporary mapping project that offers a vertical reading of the city, from its underground layers to the atmosphere. Building on the legacy of the 1900 Paris-Atlas, this new edition examines recent urban, architectural, social, and environmental transformations, addressing issues such as soil permeability, vegetation, and urban resilience in the face of climate change.
In French.
Anthropologist Catherine Hass, an expert in contemporary and political studies, will delve into her book on modern warfare and its connections to Rousseau’s philosophy. The conversation will be further enriched by Martin Rueff, a professor of 18th-century French literature at the University of Geneva and president of the Jean-Jacques Rousseau Society.
In French.
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