https://www.lanuitestbelle.org/programme-2025/ 

The 5th edition is focused on events with 149 of the 209 communes that make up the Greater Geneva area (including Vaud and neighboring France).

Check your area to see who is taking part in the 50+ events in store in the program link above.

Gaze at in the sky on the weekend of 11-13 April

On the weekend of 11-13 April, the sun will set at around 20h20 and night will be fully dark by 22h.

From then on, in the absence of clouds, the planets Jupiter and Mars, as well as the moon, will be visible.

Jupiter will be visible as a very bright, whitish star in a westerly direction.

Mars will appear as a faint, reddish star above Jupiter, still pointing west.

The (almost full) Moon will rise - on the 11th around 19h, on the 12th around 20h and on the 13th around 21h - above the south-eastern horizon, illuminating the entire sky with its celestial glow.