18 – 19 June

Two Days of Performances to Celebrate the Arrival of Summer

An open‑format celebration of dance and music across interior and exterior spaces, this two‑day performance event gathers choreographers, musicians and improvisers in a playful encounter with movement and sound. The programme moves freely between staged pieces, spontaneous interventions and communal circulation, inviting sensory attention, sunlight and convivial pauses with cold drinks. Audiences are encouraged to wander, listen and respond as the artists repurpose everyday spaces into zones of intimate intensity and collective joy.

Place Beatriz-Consuelo,
1206 Genève
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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