Migros Culture Percentage
How to spot well-known constellations easily
Are you able to spot the Plough but not pick out Sagittarius or Cygnus? Our celestial chart will enable you to spot even more constellations.
Lectures Canap
Sofalesungen - Lectures Canap: public readings in private spaces
Sofalesungen - Lectures Canap brings literature by young Swiss authors into people’s homes – into private spaces like the common rooms of shared apartments, to courtyards, studios or even garden plots. Changing hosts create an intimate context, waking the interest of new audiences. The Migros Pioneer Fund has paved the way for the Switzerland-wide launch of this initiative that began in Basel. Sofa readings are now held in Basel, Zurich, Bern, Winterthur, Aargau, and central and eastern Switzerland – with the French-language arm Lectures Canap coming on board in 2018 in Geneva, Lausanne, Fribourg, Neuchâtel and La Chaux-de-Fonds. The project plans to expand to Italian-speaking Switzerland in the next few years.
An innovative format
Sofa readings are personal, original and unconventional. They reach a young audience that lies outside established literary circles. The format is experimental in character and takes the familiar setting of author, text, chair and audience to another level. The readings are meeting with a very good reception among guests, hosts and authors aloke.
Sofalesungen – Lectures Canap
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Migros Commitment
We have been committed to society and culture for more than 80 years . Explore our wide range of activities and be inspired.
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Migros Museum
How your nose decides who you love
People’s aroma is a key factor in determining how much we like them. Researcher Bettina Pause explains just how strongly we’re guided by fragrances in our daily lives.
Migros Aid Fund
More and more non-native plants in the Alps
Alien species are also spreading in the Alps. How can hikers spot these plants, and what should they do? An overview.
Migros Culture Percentage
Learn lots of new things en route: seven extraordinary themed trails
Looking for an exciting walk to do? We show you seven trails on which you’ll discover lots of new, surprising and fascinating things. For people of all ages.
Street festivals
Music in the alleyways
From blues to rock to pop – discover six music events across Switzerland for those balmy summer nights.
Einsiedeln World Theatre
A tiny village creating a big stir
The legendary ‘World Theatre’ returns to Einsiedeln from 11 June. Hundreds of amateurs will bring the monumental play to the stage. We visit a community where a huge effort is being made.
Dance Festival Steps
«I trust him more than I trust myself»
They have been dancing in unison for nearly 30 years: Saburo Teshigawara and Rihoko Sato. But how did the Japanese duo become global icons? We met them before their performance at the Dance Festival Steps.
Time stress
Five ways to reduce leisure stress
Never before have we in Switzerland had so much free time as we do today. And yet, we are more stressed than ever. This was the finding of a study conducted by the Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute. Time researcher and psychologist Marc Wittmann explains how you can relax.
Music industry
What it takes to become a pop star
Some music careers happen overnight; however, most of them are the result of years of work. What this means.
Inclusion
A man with an iron will
After suffering an accident, René Hübner had to start using a wheelchair, but he adapted to his new situation and now works as a forklift operator for Migros.
Late apprenticeship
«Sometimes we’re proud of ourselves»
Omidullah Azad fled from Afghanistan to Switzerland seven years ago. This summer, he completed his Migros apprenticeship, scoring top marks. Here’s how he managed it – and what he dreams of.
Working in the Migros Group
Jeremy's journey from language student to Club School employee
Born in Australia and now a resident of Basel, Jeremy Blanchard (42) learned German at the Migros Club School. Today, he works as a Product Manager for Languages. How this came about and where the challenges lie.