Events in Morges

Temporary exhibition Top Secret - Espionage and Resistance in Switzerland and Europe 1939-1945

The 2026 Tulip Festival: Immerse yourself in the world of “Tales and Legends” this year from March 27 to May 11.

Painting exhibition in Montricher

At the Aubonne Arboretum

Take a journey into the heart of magic with “Tales and Legends,” the 2026 theme of the Tulip Festival

The exhibition explores the “I” and our identities, from the personal to the collective, through art.

Take advantage of exceptional openings and free admission days to discover two new exhibitions on the castle's history and Vaud legends.

Musée Bolle celebrates Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's universal work with an exhibition dedicated to The Little Prince, a world literature phenomenon since 1943.

An open-air exhibition invites you to discover the fascinating history of the tulip along the André-Charlet walkway in the Parc de l’Indépendance.

Come celebrate Easter at the Vullierens castle

Discover a weekend dedicated to ceramic craftsmanship at the heart of the Tulip Festival. Original and authentic creations await you in an exceptional lakeside setting.

Discover the castle and its gardens in a different way

Free Land Art workshop offered by Vullierens Castle for children aged 10 and under. Create ephemeral artworks using natural elements from the park, no registration required.

Gastronomic exchange with Norway

Storytelling performance for ages 5 and up, followed by a creative doll-making workshop. An enchanting moment where flowers and seeds become symbols of life and renewal.

Search for golden tulips hidden in the park during this fun activity reserved for adults. An original way to (re)discover the park from a new perspective.

Brendan and Kari, a couple in life and on stage since 1993, share their musical passion during a day dedicated to love and harmony.

Free concert offered by the Festival International Classique & Lyrique de Morges et région. Let yourself be charmed by nostalgic melodies and irresistible vintage appeal.

The charm of a vintage train and the pleasures of fine dining.

An intense musical journey, between tradition and creation, where rhythm becomes language and emotion.

Discover the joyful and rhythmic world of Les Inoxydables, a group based in Poliez-le-Grand with a passion for these metallic instruments with their characteristic island sound.

Discover fascinating aspects of the Napoleonic era and Switzerland's military heritage.

Registration required. Author Eugène invites you to discover his book "L'ombre de la Belle" during an evening combining reading and audience discussion.

Several 20-minute musical processions punctuate the afternoon. Be surprised by the bagpipes and other traditional instruments that bring the Parc de l'Indépendance to life.

Take part in a support dinner and contribute directly to the sustainability of the Tulip Festival and the Dahlia Festival, two floral events that are completely free for the public.

The Tulip Regatta is a sailing competition held on the lake, off the Parc de l’Indépendance. For two hours, several sailboats compete on a course defined according to the wind conditions.

Harmonie Morgienne offers a festive and rousing concert in the Parc de l'Indépendance. A local ensemble that brings music to life with passion and warmth.

Experience a burlesque show and participate in a workshop with an ornithologist.

Discover the wine world of the Morges region on board the Retro Train accompanied by a food/wine pairing specially created for the occasion.

Explore and Perfect the Art of Fermentation!

The art of fermentation, or how to tame bacteria.

Spring Festival 2026

Nicolas and Stéphane from the Trio "Personne n'écoute" offer storytelling sessions for young and old in an original setting. In partnership with MBC and Bibliothèque Sonore Romande.

The Magic of Sourdough: A Living Bread

Two fencing activity sessions combining baroque costume duel demonstrations and trial lessons for the public. An activity accessible to all to discover this ancient art.

Dialogue between Bach and Belgian composers