Events in 日內瓦湖區 Lake Geneva Region (Vaud)

Come and discover the 2nd Cyclocross des Diablerets !

From the spring equinox to the autumn equinox of 2025, mudac is hosting the second Solar Biennale with the “Soleil·s” exhibition in the Plateforme 10 district and at EPFL.

The oldest democracy in the world, a major financial center and perpetual armed neutrality: is this Switzerland or is it just a series of clichés?

Current archaeological discoveries in the canton of Vaud.

Architect, archaeologist and politician, Louis Bosset had a profound impact on the heritage and architectural landscape of Payerne and the Broye region in the first half of the 20th century.

A spellbinding stroll in which art becomes the fragmented mirror of a personality.

"A Tsunami on Lake Geneva"

An item of furniture, a decorative object, a wall covering, a lamp: all of them speak volumes about our way of life, our tastes, our values and our occupations.

The alpine cattle descent is the best-known of all traditional mountain festivities. After more than four months of grazing in alpine pastures, cows make their way down to the plain.

Following the success of the temporary exhibition in 2018, Château de Prangins is creating an entirely new chintz centre comprising the permanent exhibition Chintz.

Accessible free of charge and at all times, this cultural walk around the site locates the château in the context of the estate, telling its story in the places where it happened.

Conceived as part of a Swiss National Science Foundation project, the exhibition follows in the footsteps of the thousands of tourists who circumnavigated the globe between 1869 and 1914.

Explore the fascinating and little-known world of the micro-organisms that surround us.

In summer 2025, through an exceptional partnership with the National Museum in Warsaw, the Fondation de l’Hermitage will highlight the remarkably vibrant art of Poland in the period 1850-1914.

Albert Chavaz (1907-1990), a major 20th-century painter from Geneva, left his mark on French-speaking Swiss art with his landscapes, still lifes and portraits of women, while also developing a

Theodore Strawinsky, son of the famous composer, gives voice to this keyboard of colors.

The Collection de l’Art Brut is holding its first solo show of works by Chinese artist Ding Liren.

Permanent open air exhibition, the kitchen garden of the Château de Prangins is the largest historical kitchen garden in Switzerland.

The party's over, the costumes put away. Their emotional value is so strong that it's hard to part with them.

Giulia Essyad is transforming the MCBA’s Espace Projet into a sensory and spiritual labyrinth, somewhere between digital art and introspection.

This ‘Panorama of Swiss history’ is very much in phase with the renewal of interest in the past reported by quite a number of recent publications.

Broadway's biggest hit, “Phantom of the Opera”, comes to Lausanne for 16 exceptional performances at the Théâtre de Beaulieu!

Voltaire, Jacques Necker, Joseph Bonaparte, Katharine McCormick and Bernie Cornfeld are just some of the well-known figures who have lived or stayed at Château de Prangins.

Discover the “Polar Mission” exhibition at AQUATIS. A unique experience to explore the polar regions, understand the impact of climate change, and help preserve these fragile ecosystems.

The permanent exhibition is an immersive museum experience enabling visitors to share in the day-to-day life of a noble family in the Vaud region during the Enlightenment.

Every five years, Photo Elysée opens its walls to the photographers of tomorrow.

Just 10 minutes from Morges, the Gardens of the Château de Vullierens are unique in Switzerland.

New permanent exhibition "Petite nature" and presentation of an exceptional stained glass window at the Musée du Léman.

Château de Prangins presents a major first: a new role-playing exhibition for families

Craftsmanship Come dressed in 18th century costume and stroll around doing your shopping, biting into an apple or taking part in our activities.

This new exhibition covers a period from the late 60s to the present day, with chapters relayed by the specialist press: a special focus on Marielle Stamm,

Every year, Château-d’Œx’s “Bois qui Chante” (Singing Wood) Festival celebrates wooden instruments and the natural world.

Enter a world of giants. Roaring, imposing and larger than life, the dinosaurs are coming to Lausanne!

A traditional folk festival par excellence, the Châtel-St-Denis Bénichon commemorates the end of the harvest, the herds' descent from the mountain pastures and the return to winter quarters.

Five days of laughter with the best of international comedy cinema!

The vibrant spirit of New York City’s jazz scene comes to Château de Rolle, featuring top artists in an intimate setting where the audience surrounds the musicians.