These events are open to Music Pass holders, subject to availability. Simply go to the ticket office at La Cité Bleue at least one hour before the show with your Pass to have it stamped.
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Book tickets
Upcoming events at La Cité Bleue can be booked directly on our website.
Ticketing Counter
The La Cité Bleue box office is open to assist you with ticket and season ticket purchases during business hours and one hour before each performance.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us by email at info@lacitebleue.ch or by phone at +41 22 552 43 13.
Sales Partners
Tickets for La Cité Bleue are also available through the Migros Cultural Percentage online ticket office, as well as at the Migros Cultural Percentage ticket offices in Geneva: Migros Change Rive, Migros Change MParc La Praille, and the Balexert Information Stand, during their respective hours of operation. The Chéquier Culture and Senior Tickets are accepted at the Migros Culture Percentage Geneva ticket offices.
Limited mobility
Tickets and season passes for accessible seating can only be purchased in person or by contacting La Cité Bleue via email at info@lacitebleue.ch or by phone at +41 22 552 43 13.
Discounts
These events are open to Music Pass holders, subject to availability. Simply go to the ticket office at La Cité Bleue at least one hour before the show with your Pass to have it stamped.
Culture Vouchers are accepted at the La Cité Bleue box office and at the Migros Geneva Cultural Percentage ticket counters. You will be asked to present a form of identification when redeeming them.
Holders of the 20ans20francs Card receive significant discounts on our shows. Any ticket purchased at the 20ans20francs rate must be presented along with the 20ans20francs Card at the venue entrance.
La Cité Bleue accepts solidarity tickets (blue/red tickets) as admission to a performance. Simply go to the La Cité Bleue box office at least one hour before the show with your solidarity ticket to exchange it for a seat ticket.
Senior tickets
La Cité Bleue offers tickets for 10.- exclusively for Category A, B, and C performances to members of partner senior organizations (Apege, Avivo, Cité Seniors, CSP, Fegems, FGCA, MDA50+, Uni 3, Agems, and Pro Senectute) as well as to recipients of social assistance from the City of Geneva.
Senior tickets are available for purchase at the La Cité Bleue box office and at the Migros Geneva Cultural Percentage ticket counters. A valid ID and your senior citizens’ group membership card are required at the time of purchase.
Seating chart
Policies
Cancellation Policy
If a performance is canceled, the box office will provide you with refund instructions. Failure to attend a performance does not entitle you to a refund, but you may exchange your ticket for another performance, subject to availability.
Admission
La Cité Bleue and the Café des Artistes open their doors one hour before the start of each performance.
After the show’s start time, entry to the auditorium to reach your seat is no longer guaranteed and may be refused for artistic reasons. If entry to the auditorium is permitted, purchased seats are no longer guaranteed, and audience members may be moved to available seats.
Reservations
You can reserve seats by email or phone and pay for them at the box office on the day of the performance. Seats that have been reserved but not paid for at least half an hour before the show begins may be considered canceled and made available for sale again. If you are unable to keep your reservation, please let us know by email or phone so that we can make those seats available to others.
Upcoming events
CurrentlyOperaConcertDanceLes Indes galantes - De la voix des âmes
Excerpts from Jean-Philippe Rameau’s operaEspace Concorde
SwissLabSold outTodayYouthBaroqueForêt Paisible
Baroque music for toddlers
SwissLabSoonWorkshopYouthFamiliesEmotion in motion
This workshop invites parents and children to explore the world of emotions together through dance. Guided by dancer and choreographer Anasma Vuong, you’ll discover how movement can become a language: a way to name what we feel, share it, and learn to embrace it.
