Events

We will be showing all preliminary round matches with German and Swiss participation live on the terrace of the café and in the former restaurant. Come along and cheer on the teams! Your physical well-being will be taken care of - there will be hot dogs and snacks.

Children and young people present the results of the «Soundwalk» workshop: a walk-in sound piece in which self-recorded sounds and narrated stories merge into an individual listening experience.

The workshop takes place in cooperation with K'Werk Bildschule bis 16, SfG Basel and Musikschule Basel.

The Earth is thrown from its orbit and hurtles toward the sun.

To open the 25/26 season, Gare du Nord presents «Sturz in die Sonne» – an immersive sound performance for a turntable orchestra, performers, and voice. Inspired by Charles Ferdinand Ramuz, the evening follows the narrative of his 1922 novel of the same name, drawing parallels between a doomed civilization and our own present-day reality.

The Earth is thrown from its orbit and hurtles toward the sun.

To open the 25/26 season, Gare du Nord presents «Sturz in die Sonne» – an immersive sound performance for a turntable orchestra, performers, and voice. Inspired by Charles Ferdinand Ramuz, the evening follows the narrative of his 1922 novel of the same name, drawing parallels between a doomed civilization and our own present-day reality.

The Earth is thrown from its orbit and hurtles toward the sun.

To open the 25/26 season, Gare du Nord presents «Sturz in die Sonne» – an immersive sound performance for a turntable orchestra, performers, and voice. Inspired by Charles Ferdinand Ramuz, the evening follows the narrative of his 1922 novel of the same name, drawing parallels between a doomed civilization and our own present-day reality.

The Earth is thrown from its orbit and hurtles toward the sun.

To open the 25/26 season, Gare du Nord presents «Sturz in die Sonne» – an immersive sound performance for a turntable orchestra, performers, and voice. Inspired by Charles Ferdinand Ramuz, the evening follows the narrative of his 1922 novel of the same name, drawing parallels between a doomed civilization and our own present-day reality.