2026 GEO Symposium / GEO-21 Plenary
An international conference in Geneva spotlighting Earth observation and geospatial research, featuring the GEO-21 plenary as part of the 2026 GEO Symposium at the Geneva International venue.
World Bee Day 2026
Global conference on World Bee Day 2026 at Palais des Nations in Geneva, bringing together international experts to discuss pollinator health, beekeeping, biodiversity, and policy implications in a formal, scholarly setting.
ITU-R WP 5D: IMT Systems
International Geneva meeting where ITU-R Working Party 5D convenes at ITU Headquarters to advance IMT Systems standardization, interoperability, and regulatory considerations for next-gen mobile networks.
Training day - May 28, 2026
Educational training session at Institut Florimont in Lancy, starting May 28, 2026 at 08:30. This professional workshop for adults and students is part of the local formation program, delivered in a focused, French-speaking setting. Details and registration are on the event page.
Jeudi au MAH – May 28, 2026
Join Contrechamps for Jeudi au MAH at the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire in Geneva. This free-entry, all-ages concert (reservation recommended) offers an intimate evening of contemporary music inside the historic museum setting.
La Vague
La Vague is a live contemporary dance performance at the Musée d'art et d'histoire in Geneva, weaving fluid choreography through the museum's halls for a poetic, immersive evening of movement and art.
Nuit des musées: Contrechamps concert at Musée Ariana
Join Nuit des musées for a Contrechamps concert at Musée Ariana in Geneva, blending contemporary music with the museum-night atmosphere. Free admission and open to all audiences; an inspiring, artsy evening.
Nuit des Musées 2026
Nuit des Musées 2026 invites visitors to explore participating Geneva museums after dark, with special programs, performances, and guided tours during late openings. This city-wide cultural festival blends art, ethnography, and history into a festive, family-friendly night of discovery.
What is the purpose of botanical gardens ?
Join a guided visit in Geneva to explore the purpose and roles of botanical gardens, including conservation, education, and research. Led by a knowledgeable guide, this session sheds light on plant diversity and the garden's function within urban and scientific contexts.
Governing in the face of violence
An engaging academic lecture at Les Délices featuring Delphine Diaz (University of Reims) and Bertrand Taithe (University of Manchester) exploring governance strategies in times of violence, drawing on political theory and comparative history.
Nazanin Noori
A live performance by Nazanin Noori at Musée d'art et d'histoire in Geneva, blending contemporary art practice with movement and sound inside a historic museum space, offering an intimate, thought-provoking evening.
Festival du LÀC 2026 - Vendredi
A lakeside literary festival at Parc des Eaux-Vives with over 100 authors, talks, workshops, and book signings by the Geneva lakefront, offering literary conversations under the open sky.
The Crassulaceae: the adaptation geniuses
Join a guided botany workshop at Jardin Botanique de Genève led by a gardener and botanist as they explore the Crassulaceae family (succulents), their remarkable adaptations, and sculptural forms in a sunlit garden setting.
Auditions d’élèves
Students audition on drums, bass, keys and guitar at Centre des Musiques Actuelles — eMa in Geneva, under the tutelage of Maxence Sibille, Ivan Rougny, Matthieu Llodra, Eric Bisoffi and Erwan Valazza, with a post-audition verre at Bar Fano’s Pub.
La Vague du bout des doigts
Experience a tactile, descriptive tour of Carlos Schwabe's works at the Musée d'art et d'histoire in Geneva, offering accessible, hands-on exploration that reveals the textures, lines, and mood of paintings and drawings for visitors of all ages.
Festival du Lac 2026
Lakefront literary festival in Geneva's Parc des Eaux-Vives with over 100 authors, conferences, workshops, and book signings, inviting readers to discover new voices by the lake.
Espace de lecture: Des histoires pour pe(a)nser le futur.
Join a reading space at the Musée d'ethnographie de Genève as storytellers share tales aimed at shaping tomorrow. This cultural gathering invites reflection on how narratives guide our future and highlights diverse voices within a historic museum setting.
Sunday Cinema: Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind
Screening of Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind as part of MEG's 'What is the future?' exhibition. A Sunday cinema event pairing a classic anime feature with a future-focused display, inviting audiences to dream about tomorrow in Geneva's MEG.
Concerts PMP
Students from the standardized+ program present their Personal Musical Projects on the Chaudron stage at Centre des Musiques Actuelles eMa in Geneva, performing 15-minute solo, duo, or group sets that span singing, piano, guitar and drums in a lively tremplin-style concert.
Exhibition creators visit
Join a guided visit with the creators of the exhibition at the MEG in Geneva, exploring the artworks and ethnographic displays up close, with behind-the-scenes insights into the making of the show, the ideas behind the objects, and the artists' perspectives.
Digital Law
An English-language university lecture on digital law, examining data rights, AI liability, privacy, and online governance. Hosted by UNIGE, the session dives into how laws adapt to cyberspace and emerging technologies, offering practical insights for students and professionals.
WIPO - UNIGE: Intellectual Property (15.06.2026)
Joint lecture by WIPO and the University of Geneva on Intellectual Property, presenting global IP frameworks, patents, trademarks and policy implications for innovation. Includes insights from international law experts and discussion of IP strategy in research and business settings.
Children at the Heart of Human Rights
A university lecture examining the central role of children in human rights, with insights into policy, law, and ethics. Hosted by UNIGE, the talk highlights how rights-based approaches protect and empower young people.
Hands on Philanthropy
An academic lecture at UNIGE exploring practical philanthropy, nonprofit strategy, and social impact. The session features real-world case studies and a discussion of how charitable giving shapes policy and community outcomes.
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