ICV Tandem Coffee again!

Tomorrow May 31 the ICVolunteers association is organizing another Language Café in Geneva. Their idea is to have tandems of different languages, while people enjoy some drinks and food. They will also be doing these tandems all through summer every pther week, so there's no excuse now to practice your no-native language!

Drop by on Saturday and check it out!

Address:
ICV Arcade
Rue de Carouge 106

Time:
From 1pm to 4pm

Rooftop Day

Last year, Ronorp organized the first Rooftop Day at Zurich, Basel and Lucern. This year it will also be organized in Geneva on June 28!!!

The idea is simple: those lucky enough to have a garden, balcony or rooftop terrace and who want to host an event, can e-mail geneve@ronorp.net until May 31. It can be a little party, a bbq, a yoga class, an art exhibition, a game... You name it! And Ron will be kind enough to offer the beers!

La Troisième Main

Super fun store in the Old Town at rue Verdaine 10 that sells cool objects for the house, from sofas and tables in their upstairs floor to cooking tools, clocks and tea on the ground floor. While strolling around the Old Town do drop by for a peek!

Caves ouvertes

Tomorrow April 24 you will be able to enjoy in the vineyards around Geneva a day of wine tasting and cheese eating!

For around Sfr 5.- you will be able to buy a glass of wine, and with that, go around all the vineyards tasting their delicious wine. Better to take the train!

Open gardens!

On Saturday May 24 and Saturday June 14, anonymous families in Geneva are opening their beautiful houses to the public. All the funds collected will go to help the people in need in the area.

Check the agenda and the gardens that are open to the public here.

Have fun!

Humanizing war?

At the Musée Rath you can find from April 30 to July 20 an exhibition due to ICRC's 150 years of humanitarian action.

With the title Humanizing war?, the Musée Rath will lead you through ICRC's history since 1863, and the historical events that ended with the foundation of the International Committee of the Red Cross.

Ethnopalms

At Geneva's botanical garden (which of course I expect all of you to have already visited!) you can find from from May 14 until October 19 a curious presentation of palmtrees relationship with human beings and the use which we give them: medicines, food, building, weaving, etc.

An interesting exhibition you shouldn't miss and, of course, for free!