Wondering what's going on in and around Lausanne? Checkout our picks for this week:
- Chef Marguerite Galley, member of the Slow Food Chefs Alliance,
takes the reins of the Chalet-des-Enfants kitchen on Wednesday evening - a highlight on local products that won't disappoint. - La Côte International School Aubonne invites you to their production of the Shakespeare play ‘Romeo and Juliet’ on Wednesday (18:30 - 20:00) in the Theatre at LCIS (chemin de Clamogne 8, Aubonne). Grab your tickets here.
- Château d'Ouchy takes us on a culinary journey to Argentina on Thursday night with Soirée Bodega Colomé - a special food and wine pairing menu at 57 Grill.
- On Friday, Creative Mornings Lausanne with guest speaker Maryll Crousaz on Perspective hosted by Cospire Coworking Space.
- Are you familiar with the concept of Repair Cafés? They are workshops organised to learn how to repair our defective objects instead of throwing them away. EPFL is hosting The Swiss Romande Day of Repair Cafés 2024 on March 23. Volunteers from all over Romandie will be there to repair your everyday objects with you (smartphones, IT, household appliances, electronics, mechanics, electricity, textiles, wood, watches, bicycles, etc).
- On Saturday take your 4-6 year olds to the movies with La Petite Lanterne, allowing them to discover the big screen cinema with complete confidence. An approach designed for children, but also for adults keen to support them in their discovery of images and sounds.
- Enjoy Lucha Libre Grand Brunch on Sunday with family and friends, including all-you can eat Latin American dishes.
- A (pre) Easter treasure hunt for families on Sunday around the streets of La Cité.
