Food trucks and bars offer a wide selection of food and drinks. A DJ set by DJ Lada provides the musical atmosphere.

The official reception offers speeches, music and performances. Federal Councillor Beat Jans and FOPH Director Anne Lévy will address the guests. Entertainment will be provided by Catherine d'Oex with her burlesque performance and Marie-Thérèse Porchet, who has been thrilling audiences for decades. The SeGZ will also show the short film Hideous. Further highlights will round off the programme. A quiet, touching moment is the quilt-making ritual led by Susanna Lüthi – a rare memorial ceremony that gives space to names and memories.

Tigerdisco and Jenny Cara play diverse DJ sets inspired by British club culture and house beats. The House of Laveaux presents an energetic mix of dance, poetry and music, shaped by the ballroom community – a tribute to resilience, community and living with HIV.