Mission: orchestra!
Orchestre de la Suisse Romande performs Mission: orchestra!, a family-friendly classical concert at Victoria Hall in Geneva, offering accessible orchestral works in a warm, welcoming matinee.
Art in the Garden
Join a curated stroll through Jardin Botanique de Genève as art meets nature, featuring outdoor installations and contemporary works woven into the garden's paths, inviting discovery and reflection.
Art exhibition at MEG
Explore ethnographic art at the MEG in Geneva on Oct 14, 2026. This museum exhibition offers a rich display of cultural artifacts and stories in a premier, intimate setting, ideal for adults and families.
Secrets of the Fungal World: Geneva Botanic Garden fungi tour
Explore the hidden kingdom of fungi on a guided walk through the Geneva Botanic Garden. An expert guide uncovers mushroom ecology, mycorrhizal networks, and fungal roles in garden ecosystems across outdoor habitats.
Secrets of the Fungal World at Geneva Botanic Garden
Explore the hidden world of fungi at Jardin Botanique de Genève in a captivating exhibition that reveals their ecological roles, fascinating biology, and the garden’s overlooked fungal residents.
An object, a sound, a story : discover Sobo's tree
Family-friendly visit at MEG in Geneva to discover Sobo's tree through objects, sounds, and story. Explore the library and a temporary exhibition in a kid-friendly, storytelling format. Free with registration; French-language program.
Un objet, un son, une histoire — Arbre de Sobo
Visit MEG for an ethnographic exhibition where objects, sounds, and stories illuminate the Tree of Sobo. The installation invites reflection on material culture and memory through immersive soundscapes and interactive elements.
The Addams Family
A spellbinding orchestral performance of The Addams Family with a live conductor at Victoria Hall, Geneva. A Halloween-season concert blending gothic humor with lush orchestration by the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande.
MEG Exhibition Day — 1 Nov 2026
Explore ethnographic-inspired art at the Musée d'ethnographie de Genève (MEG) with a scheduled activity program on 1 November 2026. This indoor art event features a guided look at contemporary works and cultural artifacts within the MEG's galleries, offering an engaging experience for adults, students, and families who love museums and global perspectives.
Code Name: Beethoven 5
Beethoven 5 in the Victoria Hall family concert series: a warmly inviting, conductor-led classical symphony designed for families and young listeners, with approachable programming and rich orchestral color.
An object, a sound, a story : check out Vany's wishes
Explore an object, a sound, and a story at the MEG library and its temporary exhibition. This family-friendly session invites families to discover Vany's wishes through guided exploration in French; free with registration.
MEG Ethnography Art Program – 2026-11-18
Visit the Musée d'ethnographie de Genève (MEG) for an ethnography-focused art program on November 18, 2026. The event features curated exhibitions and activities inside the museum, inviting adults and families to explore culture in Geneva.
Un objet, un son, une histoire : découvre les voeux de Vany
Explore an ethnographic installation at MEG where an object, a sound, and a story reveal the wishes of Vany. This intimate art experience blends material culture with audio storytelling, inviting visitors to listen, reflect, and connect memory to objects inside the museum.
Art event at MEG (Geneva)
Explore ethnographic art at the Musée d'ethnographie de Genève (MEG) with the MEG activities program on November 20, 2026 at 10:00. The morning session highlights exhibitions and related discussions that illuminate cultures through contemporary art at Geneva’s renowned museum.
Aboard the Nabucco Express
Experience a family-friendly classical concert at Victoria Hall as part of the Nabucco Express series, led by a conductor with a soprano soloist, delivering opera-inspired orchestral favorites in Geneva.
Le voyage de Plume
Family-friendly concert series at Victoria Hall in Geneva on November 21, 2026 at 11:00. Le voyage de Plume presents gentle children's music and light storytelling, designed for little ears and their grown-ups in a welcoming, intimate venue.
MEG: Ethnographic Art Exhibition (Nov 25, 2026)
Curated ethnographic art exhibition at the Musée d'ethnographie de Genève (MEG) in Geneva. On 25 November 2026, explore cultures through artifacts and contemporary display design, inviting reflection on ethnography, art, and storytelling in a museum setting.
MEG Art Program (Geneva)
MEG in Geneva hosts a daytime art program on December 3, 2026, featuring ethnographic artworks and related exhibitions inside the historic museum. The program kicks off at 10:00 and offers visitors a concise glimpse into ethnography through curated displays and interpretive content.
Now off you go and dance!
Join a conductor-led classical concert at Victoria Hall as part of the family-friendly series, an accessible evening for all ages featuring approachable orchestral pieces, lively motifs, and an inviting, intimate concert-hall atmosphere.
Trail for children and families: The Future, what’s that ?
Join a sensory, interactive family exploration at MEG as you listen to stories and imagine the future. This temporary exhibition activity runs in two morning sessions, 9:30–10:15 and 10:30–11:15, inviting kids and families to engage with imaginative storytelling in a hands-on setting.
Sundays of the Future
Join families at MEG for Sundays of the Future, a monthly program exploring tomorrow's ideas through hands-on activities and exhibits. On the first Sunday of each month (June–December 2026), kids and adults can discover science, culture, and innovation in a family-friendly museum setting.
Course de l'Escalade
Annual street race through Geneva's Vieille Ville, the Course de l'Escalade attracts tens of thousands of runners and spectators, turning the Old Town into a festive, high-energy event steeped in Swiss history.
Dimanche du futur
Dimanche du futur at the Musée d'ethnographie de Genève invites curious minds to explore tomorrow's world through culture and dialogue. This Sunday community program at MEG in Geneva blends exhibits with talks and interactive experiences, offering a welcoming space to reflect on the future.
Parcours immersif pour enfants et familles : Le futur, c’est quoi?
An immersive family-friendly parcours at Geneva's Museum of Ethnography designed for children and their families to explore the future. Through interactive stations and guided storytelling, visitors spark curiosity about tomorrow in a playful, educational setting at MEG.
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