Special Guest: Lo Pan Ner, the Black Bread Festival
If you love Alpine traditions and unique flavors, don’t miss this event in Bruson. Come discover the alpine pastures that transform the flower-filled meadows into Valais Raclette AOP—the “gold of the peaks”—every summer.

Taste, chat, and leave with a wheel of cheese—or simply a smile—all in a festive and friendly atmosphere. With steaming raclette, concerts, and entertainment for all ages, it’s the perfect opportunity to celebrate the richness of our alpine pastures with family or friends. A timeless moment filled with the aroma of cheese, the mountains, and simplicity.

On Sunday, November 8, 2026, Bruson will also host the second edition of “Lo Pan Ner,” the black bread festival, at the heart of the Alpine Cheese Market. Community ovens throughout the Valais will come to life for a day of sharing centered on rye bread: live baking demonstrations, tastings, social gatherings, a contest for the best wood-fired rye bread, and a showcase of our alpine products. The pairing of freshly baked black bread and alpine cheeses will take center stage: simple, authentic… and absolutely delicious.

Guided tour with artist Pascale de Senarclens of her participatory work as part of the “Présences” exhibition.
Pascale de Senarclens is a multidisciplinary artist from the Jura region. Trained in research-based creative approaches, her artistic practice lies at the intersection of conceptual art and cultural participation. She creates hybrid installations that share the common goal of offering alternative ways to experience a shared territory and to form a collective bond among humans and with all living things.

As part of the current exhibition, she reflects on the issue of predation. Through a participatory process involving local youth, she has captured their vision of the predator. The bedroom thus becomes a space of vulnerability, a symbol of transition between two stages of life, where bonds are forged between prey and predators.

The exhibition “présences” explores the subject of the wolf by examining the long-standing and contemporary relationships between wolves and humans in the Valais region, and more broadly throughout the Alps.
Echoing the perception of the residents, farmers, and shepherds of the Alps—for whom the presence of the predator, now a protected species, feels “too close”—the museum becomes a home. The wolves have entered it.

The blurring of the lines between the domestic and the wild emerges in the familiar spaces of daily life: the living room, where humans and wolves have coexisted over time; the garden, where dogs and wolves play out the meaning of evolution; and the bedrooms, spaces of attachment, predation, and transformation. A path where wolves from bestiaries—whether taxidermied, captured in thermal imagery, or as stuffed animals—coexist as so many presences, watching over a wolf-like world connected to the human world.

The cantonal event is coming to the CCA. We’ll be taking this opportunity to introduce you to our new exhibition.
Fun workshops will be held throughout the day, with the exhibition opening at 4 pm, followed by a panel discussion at 5 pm. Honey on toast will be served to delight your taste buds.

Since 2015, the Polaris Festival has been transforming Verbier into a temporary capital of electronic music, bringing together the biggest names on the international electronic music scene – from iconic artists to the talents of tomorrow – in the heart of the Swiss Alps. Founded on the slopes of Verbier in 2015, and then moving into its iconic dome in 2019, Polaris is embarking on a new chapter in 2025 and is now expanding its world to include the Espace Saint-Marc. A demanding international programme, high-fidelity sound, monumental immersive installations, digital arts and visual creation come together to create an experience where music, sound, light and image form a unified whole. The experience also extends to the Verbier cinema, through a selection of documentary films, screenings, meetings and discussions with the artists, offering the public another way to discover their world and their creative process. Deeply rooted in Verbier yet with an international outlook, Polaris devises new ways to experience music and contemporary art in the mountains, offering a cultural and sensory experience that is truly one of a kind.

DRAGON-O & ORGANYSMO by LedPulse – SWISS PREMIERE

DRAGON-O, the monumental light sculpture created by LedPulse, arrives in Switzerland for the very first time as part of Polaris Festival.

One installation, three experiences.

As part of Polaris Festival 2026, discover Dragon-O, a monumental immersive installation imagined by LedPulse, making its Swiss debut. Powered by volumetric display technology, 1,020,000 LED neurons bring luminous shapes to life in three dimensions, creating a fascinating universe where light, sound, art and cutting-edge technology come together.

22 & 23 NOVEMBER – DRAGON-O IMMERSIVE MUSEUM

An immersive experience for the whole family!

On 22 and 23 November, Dragon-O transforms into an immersive museum where visitors of all ages can explore a monumental light sculpture made up of thousands of points of light suspended in space.

Visitors are invited to wander through the installation, discover its different perspectives and watch three-dimensional shapes and images come to life before their eyes. A spectacular artistic discovery, accessible to all ages.

26 NOVEMBER – ORGANYSMO by LedPulse

An immersive journey where sound, light and human expression come together.

On 26 November, Dragon-O takes on a whole new dimension with ORGANYSMO, a three-hour immersive audiovisual performance.

Beginning in a meditative and contemplative atmosphere, the experience gradually builds into a spectacular audiovisual performance before giving way to free movement, spontaneous expression and collective dancing.

Through artificial intelligence, motion sensors and spatialised sound, the installation responds in real time to the audience's interactions. Artists and Dragon-O merge in an ever-evolving dialogue, inviting everyone to move, feel and connect in their own way.

A unique sensory experience at the crossroads of art, technology and live performance.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

DRAGON-O IMMERSIVE MUSEUM

Dates: Sunday 22 and Monday 23 November 2026
Opening hours: 11:00 am – 4:00 pm
Audience: All ages – families welcome

ORGANYSMO by LedPulse – IMMERSIVE SHOW

Date: Thursday 26 November 2026
Time: 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Duration: 3 hours

Every retailer in Verbier is offering a selection of items at bargain prices for their customers to enjoy ahead of winter.
On 27, 28 and 29 November, shops wishing to take part in the sale will be offering customers a selection of items at bargain prices. Each shop will organise its own sale on its premises during its normal opening hours. This is a great opportunity for the public to stock up on essentials at great prices. The SCAV is offering five vouchers worth 20.- per shop, to be given to the first five customers who spend 150.- or more. The vouchers can be used in other shops and restaurants in the resort, but only during the sale weekend.

Have you always wanted to know how a 3D printer works? Then this workshop is for you!
Come and learn about 3D modelling, get some tips and ask any questions you may have.

One of our staff members will give a demonstration at the end of the workshop.

Don’t worry, you don’t need to be an expert. This is an ‘introductory’ workshop, so the explanations will be tailored to beginners.

We look forward to seeing you soon.

The Opening Session is the event that marks the start of the 2026/2027 winter season! The idea? To come dressed as Saint Nicholas to the Verbier ski area.
An event that combines fancy dress, festivities and skiing! To mark the occasion, the price of a day’s skiing is set at CHF 5 for anyone wearing their finest Saint Nicholas costume.

The day’s programme begins early in the morning with a free train (in partnership with RegionAlps) departing from Geneva, connecting the main towns of the Lake Geneva region to Le Châble. Coffee and croissants await you on board this special train, as well as at Le Châble station and at the cable car departure point in Verbier (Médran).

After a few runs on the slopes, don’t miss the traditional get-together on the slopes to enjoy a musical happy hour with DJ Mik Karpold. The party will continue at the Médran Café with a complimentary cocktail for all the ‘red men’, who’ll be able to dance to the beats mixed by Kudos Live.

The number of tickets available is limited to 2,000, and bookings can only be made online. The ticket office will go live shortly.

Would you prefer to travel by public transport? A free train departing from Geneva will connect the main towns in the Lake Geneva region to Le Châble.

Find all this information (programme, tickets and train timetables) on the website linked below!

Join us on Saturday, December 12th for PULL THE TRIGGER, an avalanche safety workshop by MAMMUT, Mountain Air and Les Guides de Verbier.

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Learn essential avalanche safety concepts with certified Mountain Guides, including how to use your equipment effectively and best practices in unfamiliar terrain.

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◉ WHERE:   Mountain Air

◉ WHEN:     12th December 2026

◉ TIME:      16H - 18H30

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FREE!

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