Latest Events in Zurich(July Updated)

Christophe Guye Galerie presents an exhibition of works by Swiss photographer Balthasar Burkhard (1944-2010, Switzerland) in Kabinet II of the gallery.Burkhard was an outstanding photographer who worked as both a documentary and artistic photographer from the 1960s onwards. After his training with Kurt Blum and his first commissions - for example as a documentary photographer for the Kunsthalle Bern under Harald Szeemann - he developed pioneering works such as the ‘Photocanvases’, in which photographs were exposed directly onto canvases. His work, which moves between photography, sculpture, object and painting, is characterised by clear, reduced black and white pictures.

Galerie Fabian Lang and the estate of Werner Frei - his three daughters - celebrate the life and works of this exceptional artist.

Giardina Zurich provides the attendees with the opportunity to explore the areas of garden design and horticulture, plants and literature, garden accessories, and much more Giardina Zurich provides the attendees with the opportunity to explore the areas of garden design and horticulture, plants and literature, garden accessories, and much more. Information Source: MCH Messe Schweiz (Zürich) AG | expotobi

Expovina Primavera event showcases products like a variety of wines from renowned wine producers coming from various countries including Australia, Germany, and France apart from a series of others and Modern design, Arrive comfortably. There will be myriad collection of wines in various categories which will leave the visitors spoilt for choice etc. in the Wine & Spirits industry. The specialized trade on board the Weinschiffe was able to benefit from the growing demand for competent advice and high-quality wines. Expovina Primavera is a premium wine show for Swiss and foreign wines which will be participated by numerous exhibitors from various countries. Producers, tasters, suppliers, manufacturers of bar furniture, owners of wine companies and other wine experts will be coming with exhibits like champagne, desert wine, red wine, sparkling wine, spirits, grape juice and white wine. In 2011, the event was a huge success roping in around 90 participants by the names of Canta Vino SA, Gil Vins and Divino, showcasing more than 2000 varieties of wines, grape juices and spirits. In the upcoming event, these exhibitors will again get to interact with the buyers in person and renew existing business contracts part from signing new ones. Information Source: Expovina | expotobi

The photographs in this exhibition were sourced from the artist’s extensive collection of found online images depicting individuals asleep. These photographs date back to the early days of the internet when platforms like Picasa, Blogger, and Photobucket played a key role in the hosting and sharing of images. None of these photographs can be found online today, nor can they be reverse image searched. While they may still exist on personal servers or digital cameras, their public-facing presence has, in most cases, vanished from the world.

Galerie Eva Presenhuber presents the group show Wall Works & Sculptures, showcasing works by Walead Beshty, Angela Bulloch, Sylvie Fleury, Liam Gillick, Douglas Gordon, John Giorno, Adam Pendleton, Gerwald Rockenschaub, Ugo Rondinone, and Steven Shearer.

"When I paint I do not think of structure or theme; what I seek is a certain 'flavour' – a rhythm of spirit and energy, so that the soul drifts in the painting, like a shadow of the mind. Everything is flat and calm. 'Form' is unimportant."— Qiu Shihua

Galerie Peter Kilchmann presents “Red Romance”, the first solo exhibition of South Korean artist Sea Hyun Lee. Known for his spectacular “Red Sansu” landscapes, Lee’s work employs vibrant red tones to evoke emotions such as grief, pain, fear, and beauty, while simultaneously challenging the viewer to look beyond the surface of idyllic landscapes and explore the complexities beneath.

Mai 36 Galerie presents its first solo exhibition of the work of London-based, Dutch artist Magali Reus. In “Full House” three recent bodies of sculptural and photographic work – What Grows (2022), Landings (2022) and Clementine (2022–3) – explore ecology and systems of production, teasing out the tensions between constructed nature, high technology and the impact of post-industrial human activity. These works are presented at Mai 36 Galerie alongside an intervention in the gallery space of wall paintings derived from vernacular Swiss Appenzell illustrations.

This exhibition is held in memory of Rémy Zaugg (1943–2005), one of the most radical Swiss artists, making 20 years since his passing. It offers a chance to revisit his work and reflect on the lasting impact of his artistic vision. Rémy Zaugg’s work and writings consistently engaged with the interplay between the role of the painter and painting, perception, and space. His conceptual practice sought to redefine the viewer’s role in experiencing art, emphasizing the significance of language in shaping visual reality.

Community Farmer Days Spend a joyful day surrounded by nature and community as you volunteer on our working, organic farm, helping us grow veg and care for wildlife. Our Community Farmer Days are brilliant fun for all ages and we provide a shared lunch for everyone who comes. The Community Farm is a community-owned, social enterprise that wants to share the joys of food and farming with you! Our fields are in a beautiful setting, overlooking Chew Valley Lake. Adults and children are welcome, there’s loads to learn and no experience is necessary. Pay what you can, free tickets are available. “ Everyone was completely lovely and it was a truly excellent day. We can’t wait to go back .” — Community Farm Day attendee What we'll be doing Longer, warmer days mean we can now celebrate the start of a new growing season. Help us to prepare the fields and get this year’s crops in the ground. 'Must read' for first time Community Farmers To comply with health and safety legislation it is important for us to have all attendees details logged onto our Mailchimp database in advance. You will only need to fill this in once. This information will be confidential and not used for any other purpose. Please click "here" to register on our database. Any questions, please email us on volunteer@thecommunityfarm.co.uk Read more about Community Farmer Days Information Source: The Community Farm | eventbrite

Welcome to the 4th LGBTQ+ Inclusion in Cricket Conference at Derbyshire County Cricket Club. This year's conference builds on our biggest conference at Trent Bridge in 2024. There has been significant activity over the last year, and the day will showcase learnings and reflections from several initiatives, including: An update from Out4Cricket on the first year of coordinated support work across six first-class and national counties. An opportunity to be updated and reflected on the latest trans and non-binary policies and how they will impact participation in the sport. Hearing from the community about the impact cricket has had on them. Case studies from key counties (Sussex, Northumberland and Surrey) highlighting their work, its impact, and future plans. Discussions on the next twelve months and what more can be done to improve LGBTQ+ inclusion in cricket. We are delighted to confirm that Mark Robinson will be our keynote speaker. Mark coached England women to their 2017 world cup win and has won three men's county championships at two clubs (Sussex and Warwickshire). He will share his insights and inclusion experiences in the professional game. Previous conferences have been thought-provoking and provided leadership and insights, helping to shape the work of Out4Cricket and other stakeholders in the game. This year is sure to be no different. Come and join us - learn, network and help make cricket the most inclusive team sport in the country. Information Source: Out4Cricket | eventbrite

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Community Farmer Days Spend a joyful day surrounded by nature and community as you volunteer on our working, organic farm, helping us grow veg and care for wildlife. Our Community Farmer Days are brilliant fun for all ages and we provide a shared lunch for everyone who comes. The Community Farm is a community-owned, social enterprise that wants to share the joys of food and farming with you! Our fields are in a beautiful setting, overlooking Chew Valley Lake. Adults and children are welcome, there’s loads to learn and no experience is necessary. Pay what you can, free tickets are available. “ Everyone was completely lovely and it was a truly excellent day. We can’t wait to go back .” — Community Farm Day attendee What we'll be doing Longer, warmer days mean we can now celebrate the start of a new growing season. Help us to prepare the fields and get this year’s crops in the ground. 'Must read' for first time Community Farmers To comply with health and safety legislation it is important for us to have all attendees details logged onto our Mailchimp database in advance. You will only need to fill this in once. This information will be confidential and not used for any other purpose. Please click "here" to register on our database. Any questions, please email us on volunteer@thecommunityfarm.co.uk Read more about Community Farmer Days Information Source: The Community Farm | eventbrite

Lullin + Ferrari present Biographical Forms, featuring works by six artists from the gallery program. The idea for this exhibition was inspired by Formas Biográficas, a 2014 show at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia in Madrid. The connection between biography and artwork was already explored by Renaissance author Giorgio Vasari. The renowned Swiss curator Harald Szeemann investigated the concept of individual mythologies in the context of documenta 5 in Kassel in 1972.

Join us for a tour of Limeburn Hill Biodynamic Vineyard , located on the south facing slopes of Westfield Farm in the Chew Valley. The vineyard manager and winemaker will take you on a guided walk through the vines, demonstrating how they are managed in a natural and sustainable way, and explain how the biodynamic farming methods work in harmony with the natural world. The tour will culminate in a guided tasting of our wines where we will explain how we make wine naturally using nothing more than the juice and wild yeast from the grapes. There will also be a chance to ask questions of the makers and buy bottles to take home. For more details about the vineyard and wines have a look at our Instagram page @limeburnhill or website FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? No minimum age requirements, although alcohol will not be served to anyone under 18. What are my parking options for getting to and from the event? Parking will be available on the farm, signposted off Limeburn Hill on the right as you drive up the hill. Signs will direct you to the parking area. Taxis can drop off at the gate or drive in to turn around. Where / when should we meet for the event? We will meet in the parking area. Please aim to arrive a few minutes early. What should I bring to the event? Bring sturdy footwear as the vineyard is steep and uneven in places and may be muddy and wet underfoot, depending on the weather. The tour & tasting will go ahead even if the weather is poor so please bring suitable clothing / umbrellas as appropriate. Accessibility? If you have any questions about accessibility to the vineyard then please contact Robin for more details robin@limeburnhillvineyard.co.uk How can I contact the organiser with any questions? If you have any questions then please feel free to contact Robin Snowdon on robin@limeburnhillvineyard.co.uk Information Source: Robin Snowdon | eventbrite

Community Farmer Days Spend a joyful day surrounded by nature and community as you volunteer on our working, organic farm, helping us grow veg and care for wildlife. Our Community Farmer Days are brilliant fun for all ages and we provide a shared lunch for everyone who comes. The Community Farm is a community-owned, social enterprise that wants to share the joys of food and farming with you! Our fields are in a beautiful setting, overlooking Chew Valley Lake. Adults and children are welcome, there’s loads to learn and no experience is necessary. Pay what you can, free tickets are available. “ Everyone was completely lovely and it was a truly excellent day. We can’t wait to go back .” — Community Farm Day attendee What we'll be doing With the summer now upon us there’s so much to be done! Join us here at The Farm for one of our Community Farmer Days this summer and help us tend to the growing crops in the fields, market garden and polytunnels. 'Must read' for first time Community Farmers To comply with health and safety legislation it is important for us to have all attendees details logged onto our Mailchimp database in advance. You will only need to fill this in once. This information will be confidential and not used for any other purpose. Please click "here" to register on our database. Any questions, please email us on volunteer@thecommunityfarm.co.uk Read more about Community Farmer Days Information Source: The Community Farm | eventbrite

The EarthKeepers Club is a program that focuses on serving, reflecting on, and learning about the natural world. It is a space for youth (ages 12-16) to connect with others their age that have similar interests in the environment and conservation. Through this program, we aim to make a tangible impact and have fun along the way! The EarthKeepers Club currently has no cost to join and runs from April-November, on the second Saturday of each month. We are able to offer 3 volunteer hours for high school students that participate in a program day. We are excited to welcome you to the EarthKeepers Club whether it is your first time or you have been many times before! If this interests you or if you have any questions about our programming, please reach out to cedar.haven@arocha.ca . Information Source: A Rocha Canada | eventbrite

Community Farmer Days Spend a joyful day surrounded by nature and community as you volunteer on our working, organic farm, helping us grow veg and care for wildlife. Our Community Farmer Days are brilliant fun for all ages and we provide a shared lunch for everyone who comes. The Community Farm is a community-owned, social enterprise that wants to share the joys of food and farming with you! Our fields are in a beautiful setting, overlooking Chew Valley Lake. Adults and children are welcome, there’s loads to learn and no experience is necessary. Pay what you can, free tickets are available. “ Everyone was completely lovely and it was a truly excellent day. We can’t wait to go back .” — Community Farm Day attendee What we'll be doing With the summer now upon us there’s so much to be done! Join us here at The Farm for one of our Community Farmer Days this summer and help us tend to the growing crops in the fields, market garden and polytunnels. 'Must read' for first time Community Farmers To comply with health and safety legislation it is important for us to have all attendees details logged onto our Mailchimp database in advance. You will only need to fill this in once. This information will be confidential and not used for any other purpose. Please click "here" to register on our database. Any questions, please email us on volunteer@thecommunityfarm.co.uk Read more about Community Farmer Days Information Source: The Community Farm | eventbrite

A Summer Solstice Day Retreat Saturday 21st June 11am - 5pm Chew Valley​ BOOK HERE What to Expect "Thank you for kissing our skin, nurturing our emotions and for illuminating our highest potential for joy and adaptability. Our seeds are now flowers that cover the landscape and dreamscape. We celebrate life with deep rituals rooted in synergy and transformational fire. We gather our desired plant allies, take a moment to write out prayers of gratitude and offer them to the wisdom of the fire. Carry our offerings to the highest realms, straight to the listening of our guides and our people. " - Karen Culpepper ​Litha, or the Summer Solstice, marks the longest day in the year​ and a time to celebrate the abundance of Mother Earth, fire and the sun. This is an invitation to join us in marking and celebrating the Summer Solstice through a day of practices, rituals, seasonal food and community. An opportunity to slow down, to immerse yourself in yoga practices and rituals that will aid you to ground and connect to nature and the earth, but also an opportunity to connect back to yourself as we mark the longest day, the return of Summer. ​​ Join us for a day nestled amongst nature with Chew Valley Lake as our backdrop. Surrounded by likeminded women as we explore movement, meditation, herbal crafts and ceremony. Expect a space to connect with nature and the wise women of our ancestry. Exploring essential oils, plants, herbs and natural healing. A collaborative experience where we all share ideas, thoughts and stories whilst learning and exploring together. ​ The Community Farm is a not-for-proft, organic farm, sharing the benefits of better food. Their mission is to get more people enjoying the benefits of a better food system so that community and nature thrive together. At the heart, they are an organic farm aiming to grow community alongside food. Every year they welcome more than 1,500 people onto the land for events, courses, and volunteering. Schedule 11:00 Welcome Circle 11:30 Embodied Yoga practice with Libby 13:00 Seasonal Plant-Based Lunch from Losow Kitchen 14:00 Earth Witch Workshop; Mindful walk, Foraging and Herbal Crafts Creation 16:30 Sister Circle; Guided Meditation, Journaling and Sharing Circle 17:00 Closing & Good Byes BOOK HERE The Food Losow Kitchen Losow is Cornish for herbs, which is at the heart of Hannah's cooking, everything is focused on plant-based seasonal food that is beautifully prepared, fresh, and made to share. Communal feasting is the soul of Losow. It has been shown to increase social wellbeing, and enhance individuals' sense of belonging. Everything is approached in a holistic way, incorporating lots of different plants for general health but also bringing attention to the idea of living kindly and consciously - with little waste and lots of local seasonal produce locally sourced. Price Includes everything above, plus seasonal teas and coffees throughout the day and a curated goodie bag. Early Bird Pricing £79 Until 22nd March Regular Pricing £111 *Payment Plans Available BOOK HERE Your Host Libby I have always been curious about nature and the body and how the two work in harmony, how we can use practices and rituals to dive deeper into this; how we respond to the change of seasons, the cycles of life and the elements as a whole. ​ My approach to teaching is playful and intuitive, an invitation to connect and drop in to yourself, an exploration of the sweet balance between softness and strength. We will explore creativity through fluid and explorative movements, creative transitions, breathwork and meditation. ​ It is my calling to create spaces of connection, intention and exploration, and I truly believe that movement is medicine and I can't wait to share it with you. Information Source: Libby Elm Yoga | eventbrite

Join us in the wildflower meadows of Limeburn Hill Vineyard to celebrate the release of the new River Cottage Bees & Honey Handbook with author R achel de Thample . We will spend the day sampling tasty delights from Rachel’s book, exploring the meadows and vineyard, visiting the tree hives around the farm, and learning about the connection between flowers and flavour in different British honeys. This biodynamic vineyard’s innovative and ecological approach has created a healthy habitat for wild bees who help perpetuate the natural yeasts that kickstart the winemaking process, and there will be an opportunity to taste their natural wines as part of the celebrations. In addition to the wine tasting the ticket includes a warming welcome drink and a sample of Rachel’s honeyed carrot cake, along with a light lunch (menu below): · Summer tomato salad with smoky honey dressing · Hugh’s dukka dip-a-thon featuring an array of different British honeys · Beeswax fermented berries with honeyed chocolate pots We hope you can join us to celebrate the Summer Solstice in this very special way! Information Source: Robin Snowdon | eventbrite