As part of the “Globale Locale » festival, the Kiosque des Bastions will host – in collaboration with Headfun – the first part of its electronic triptych.
All lights on this coming Friday – October 18th – on the boiling local scene, with a “before party » that will be dedicated to some groovy rhythms of House music!
From 6PM to midnight, The Kiosque Bastions will be hosting DJ Jetlag & Alegre (Most Wanted) and DJ Reas (Audio), all you need to get your evening started, all the while tasting the new tapas and finger food menu!
A real Oktoberfest with beer, food and music!
FRIDAY OCT. 25th & SATURDAY OCT. 26th 2019
We are celebrating our new secret dancing space downstairs at our pub Flanagan’s!!! Come and party with us! DJ + Cocktails + Dance Floor!!! Show us your best moves!!!
Conference about today’s challenges, speed meeting, news from the field…
One day to meet and exchange with the people in the field in collaboration with the
ICRC, the Geneva Red Cross and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
Saturday 2 November from 10am to 5pm
Programm
Episode 1 – Events
12h30 – 14h30 – 15h30 : Soundpainting in The Humanitarian adventure by The Swiss Sounpainting Ensemble conducted by M.A. Cuevas.
Duration : 30′ each performance.
10h45 – 13h45 – 16h45 : Performance by MOH Ciss.
Project Ge-nesse internationale in collaboration with Département de la cohésion sociale et de la solidarité.
Duration :10’ each performance
10h à 17h : Experiment a visit in a prison by ICRC deleguetes. VR.
Duration : 5′
10h à 17h : La Grande évasion, un Escape Game sur l’action humanitaire.
Par groupe de 5 à 6 – inscription sur place.
Durée : 20′
Episode 2 – Conferences
News from the field
Delegates from the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement share their experience of the field.
3 p.m : Natural disasters by IFRC
Episode 3 – Meetings
In the morning and in the afternoon – running time: 20 minutes per meeting – Restaurant – On-site registration
11 & 11:30a.m. : Speed-meeting in English
2 – 2:30 – 3 & 3:30 p.m. : Speed-meeting in English & French
Meeting in small groups with delegates from the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
All day round – Restaurant
Institution display by booth
IFRC, Geneva Red-Cross, ICRC, Geneva, SOS Méditerranée, Département de la Cohésion sociale et de la solidarité de Genève & Espace Entreprise
Episode 4 – Worshops
in French.
Episode 5 – Guided tours
From 10:30am until 4pm, running time: 30 minutes, regular departure – in French and English – Meeting at the Museum lobby
Episode 6 – Exhibits
Our permanent and temporary exhibits are open.
Audio guides in 8 languages.
Pages – 150 years of the International Review of the Red Cross
Dating back to 1869, the International Review of the Red Cross is the oldest publication devoted to international humanitarian law, policy and action. The exhibition will highlight the role of the Review in disseminating progress in international law related to armed conflict and innovation in humanitarian response over the past 150 years.
This exposition invites you to delve into the more than 110,000 pages that form the rich history of the journal with two questions in mind—can a publication change the course of history? Is the explosion of words you see here more powerful than the explosion of bombs in the wars humankind continues to wage?
Free entrance.
No registration needed
GAOS is proud to present it’s Christmas Show; “The Wind in the Willows” by Kenneth Graham. One of the best-loved works of children’s fiction which follows the adventures of Mole, Rat, Badger, Toad, and their friends. Follow the animals on this comical modern-day production, scripted by Alan Bennet, where their adventures and misadventures populate the entire story. From an idyllic riverside picnic to a snowy encounter in the Wild Woods, and from poop-pooping in Toad’s shiny new motor car to escaping jail! But watch out for the weasels who plot to take down the protagonists and take over Toad Hall. Will they succeed or does good overcome evil?
Save the date! We would love you & your family to join us.
On Fri 6th, Sat 7th, Sun 8th Dec, or Fri 13th, Sat 14th, Sun 15 Dec at the Theatre de Marens, Nyon.
Tickets from 25 CHF!
Ticket sales open Saturday 2nd November through: TheatreinEnglish.ch and GAOS.ch
IIL and its Parents’ Association (APEIIL) invites you to enjoy an international lunch and a fun afternoon.
Come sample delicious foods from all over the world, find unique gifts made by local artists, shows and games – kick back and relax! Every age will find something fun to do!
Video invitation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkc40sDeZU0
All the profits will go to our Beneficiary Partners.
Address:
Institut International de Lancy
22A Avenue Eugène Lance, Grand Lancy
We look forward to welcoming you Saturday December 7!
From 20th to 30th November the Couleur Café Festival will once again bring Africain sounds to Geneva! The programme is rich: music, dance, cinema, exhibitions and workshops. More than 56 artists will perform at the Alhambra, Usine Kugler and Uptown during six nights of concerts and shows.
More information: http://www.couleurcafe.ch
Did you miss the first one? no worries, our second Afterwork « Dancing in the Kiosque » will be just as great !On Wednesday December 4th, in collaboration again with the dance school BeYou Dance Studio, and still, under our magnificent glass roof, 2 new kinds of dances will be in the limelight that evening : NEW LINE & WEST COAST SWING !
Solo, in a duo or in a group, there will be a place for everyone to learn and have some fun during this festive & rhythmic afterwork.
Cocktails, tapas menu, music, demos and FREE INITIATIONS open to all .
To sum up, a nice way to end a Wednesday for those who like to try new things and have some fun!
This wonderful Christmas Market transforms one of the most beautiful parks of Geneva with a profusion of lights and scenery that lead you through the Christmas Village. Here you will find local producers, designers, craftsmen and other wonderful surprises, alongside Chalets serving mulled wine, raclette and many others delicacies from a lobster roll to strudel for you to share with family or friends.
Or what could be more enjoyable than a fondue in an all-wooden chalet in the heart of the Christmas Market? Le Chalet is an authentic fondue restaurant with 150 seats and is open every lunchtime and evening, however you will need to book your table in advance online.
For the children there is an ice-skating rink and a beautiful ancient carousel, as well as a Chalet where stories, workshops and other children’s activities will take place.
More information : http://www.noelauxbastions.ch/
SCHEDULE:
Monday to Wednesday : 11am – 9pm
Thursday to Saturday : 11am – 10pm
Sunday : 11am – 8pm
FONDUE CHALET
Monday to Wednesday : 11am – 11pm
Thursday to Saturday : 11am – 00am
Sunday : 11am – 10pm
EXCEPTIONS
4th December : 5pm – 10pm
24th December : 11am – 4pm
25th December : CLOSED
31st December : 11am – 4pm
A Christmas Carol
By Charles Dickens
Directed by Claude-Inga Barbey
From Tuesday 3 to Sunday 22 December 2019
Surtitled in French and English on Friday 6, Sunday 8, and Wednesday 11 December 2019
La Cuisine, main stage auditorium
PERFORMANCE TIMES
TUESDAY-FRIDAY: 19H30 SUNDAY: 17H
SPECIAL PERFORMANCE TIME: SATURDAY 17H
DURATION: 1H30 (IN DEVELOPMENT)
AGE: 8 AND OVER
On Christmas Eve – a celebration he detests above all others and happily qualifies as “humbug” – Ebenezer Scrooge, an avaricious moneylender – is visited by three ghosts…
The first one takes Scrooge back in time to past Christmases. The second one takes him on a journey through the present, showing him the poverty that surrounds him and which he does nothing to combat. And the third takes him to an incredibly bleak future, where a helpless Scrooge witnesses his own death, alone and reviled by all. Overwhelmed by these revelations about himself and the world around him, Scrooge performs a last minute act of redemption, just moments before the joyous bells ring out for Christmas…
“I remain convinced that all the evils committed by individuals on this Earth come in large part from the evils previously suffered by those same individuals. And nowhere has anyone more clearly expressed this in a simple story than Charles Dickens in A Christmas Carol.” Claude-Inga Barbey
