События в Romont

The Vitromusée Romont pays tribute to Jochem Poensgen (1931–2023), one of the great names in German glass art.

40 years of theatre - Caviar or lentils - Théâtre des Remparts

The exhibition is inaugurated in the presence of the Kalyna choir, composed of Ukrainian refugees.

Feeling like singing? The Fief invites you to a karaoke evening filled with music and good cheer!

An evening of music between generations, driven by an ideal of peace and inner resilience.

The launch of the 2027 medal will take place on Saturday, 7 November 2026 at 10:45 am at the Postplatz in Romont.

The Romont and Region Tourist Office invites you to immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of this medieval town during a guided night tour by lantern light.

Verschmelzung zwischen jahrhundertealter Technik der Glasmalerei und künstlicher Intelligenz.

A meeting between urban exploration and floral art.

With fur and feathers, does this title intrigue you? Elles en C invite you to discover their new concert that blends humour, accordion, and harmonies of female voices.

For the seventh consecutive year, the Romont and Region Tourist Office is organising public guided tours of the region's churches, followed by a tasting of local produce.

What if you stepped into the shoes of Sherlock Holmes for an evening? In Rue, you will conduct the investigation right in the heart of the crime scenes!

Attention music lovers! Gather your team, test your musical knowledge, and try to recognise as many titles as possible during a blind test evening at the Fief.

Shaping and blowing glass with flame!

Everyone can perform magic: this is the promise of the Valais magician Lionel Dellberg, winner of the Magic Oscar.

Three artists, three universes! The Tube brings together works by René Walker and his artist friends Andreas Vetterli and Michael Egger.

Christmas market and St. Nicholas celebration in the courtyard of Maison St-Charles in Romont.

The Advent ramparts, a playful journey for children!

End the month beautifully with the After-work Tapas at Fief!

During the festive season, it's customary to experiment and create your own decorations or gifts, so why not try your hand at the Tiffany technique this year?

Rodica Costianu (b. 1977), an artist who uses glass as one of her mediums of artistic expression, is offering a workshop in glass composition and ornamentation.

Delphine Buresi shines in A Woman Alone, a powerful satirical monologue by Franca Rame and Dario Fo, where humour and drama intertwine in the daily life of a housewife in 1970s Italy.

Let yourself be enchanted by works of music during your visit to the Vitromusée Romont.

In the glow of the lanterns, step through the gates of the Middle Ages and allow yourself to be swept away by the tales, legends, and secrets of Romont.

Voxset will thrill you with their a cappella covers, blending energy, humour, and vocal virtuosity.

As the days shorten and the silence of winter settles in, music becomes light

Jeremy Crausaz immerses you in the tender and hilarious humour of family gatherings. A delightful show to laugh and celebrate New Year's Eve together.

For over thirty years, Albertine has been drawing for the press, illustrating children's books, creating objects, posters, and films. Among her favourite themes is dance.

Sometimes amusing, sometimes furious, water occupies our conversations, memories, and sometimes even our sorrows.

Discover the unique harmony of the Ensemble Vocal Cantocello, where voices unite with the cello for a rare musical journey, conducted by Jean-Luc Waeber and Pascal Desarzens.

Look forward at the Chemin du Brit!

Yumna must leave the land of sand for the land of snow. In her new school, she meets Zoé, and the magic of friendship. A joyful and moving puppet tale about exile and meeting others.

Experience an amazing evening with Cédric Hypnose, focused on discovery and letting go.

A misunderstanding, and Émile finds himself caught up in a story about outsourcing.

Jacques Brel - The Departure / Compagnie la voie du geste

The thwarted loves of Alceste for Célimène: he a misanthrope, she fond of the games of society. A reinterpretation of Molière's classic, moving and explosive, which does not alter the original text.