16 Sep 22
Festival Images Vevey
Images Vevey is the first open-air photography festival in Switzerland, and takes place every two years in September.
Culture
15 Sep 22
Top Villages to Celebrate Les Désalpes
A charming alpine tradition since 3000 BC, here are 5 places you can watch the “cows come home” somewhat close to Lausanne.
30 Aug 22
Théâtre de Beaulieu Opens its Doors Again
After years of renovation, the Théâtre de Beaulieu opens its doors to the public, securing its spot as the largest theatre in Switzerland.
23 Aug 22
Enrico Antonioli: the Natural Italian Wine Grower with Traditional Roots 
As a biodynamic grower, Enrico must be in constant exchange with his surroundings; working with what he has, not exclusively with what he thinks.
20 Jul 22
Switzerland v. France: The Amicable Rivalry
With just a couple of weeks between Bastille Day and Fête nationale, it’s time to analyze where Swiss and French agree to disagree.
14 Jul 22
Celebrating Bastille Day in Lausanne
Whether you’re from France or just interested in its history, here are the best ways to celebrate Bastille Day in Lausanne.
23 Jun 22
Catherine Cruchon and the Legacy of Swiss Biodynamic Wine
For Catherine, it isn’t just about the vines or even the wine, it is about creating an experience that evokes “emotional registry.
19 May 22
Lausanne à Table 2022 Program is live!
Foodies rejoice! The Lausanne à Table 2022 Program is live, and there are even more events to look forward to this year. Let the feasting and festivities begin!
21 Apr 22
The Tour de France Returns to Lausanne
On Saturday July 9th, the eighth stage of the Tour de France will leave from Dole in the Jura region of France and end right here in Lausanne.
01 Apr 22
Everyday Icons: The Mighty (Toilet) Duck
The toilet duck is the unsung hero of Swiss inventions and has been conquering dirty toilets across the globe for over forty years.
23 Mar 22
Treasures from the Treilles Foundation at the Hermitage
The exhibition offers a unique opportunity to view the collection of Anne Gruner Schlumberger, including works by Arp, Braque, Brauner, Dubuffet, Ernst, Alberto Giacometti, Klee, Lalanne, Léger, Picasso, and Takis.
01 Mar 22
Walking in the Footsteps of Napoleon
A day among monks and cuddly dogs – venture to the edge of Switzerland to visit the Grand St. Bernard Hospice.
03 Feb 22
The Hollow Mountains: Discover the Secret Swiss Bunkers
Brush up on history and see how the Swiss fortified the country with thousands of secret bunkers – plus discover which ones you can visit today.
09 Nov 21
The Woman at the Top of the Tower
When Lausanne announced they’d hired the first female night watchman – or “guette” – Cassandre Berdoz stepped confidently into the crossroads of tradition and modernity.
05 Nov 21
Blank Canvas: Plateforme 10 Invites the Public to the New MUDAC and Elysée Museums
This weekend only! The public is invited to visit the empty building before it closes again until summer…
07 Oct 21
How to Prepare a Brisolée-Themed Picnic
It’s time for one of our favorite autumn traditions, originally from the Valais but now adopted in Vaud.
