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@ Messeplatz Better Quality of Life Through Early Cancer Detection INSIDE: BSCENE FESTIVAL • WINE SHIP • BASEL'S MUSEUMS • ONE HOUR ESCAPE • EASTER CAMPS Volume 4 Issue 6 CHF 5 5 A Monthly Guide to Living in Basel March 2016 @ Messeplatz Better quality of life through early cancer detection Canton Basel-Stadt offers all women from the age of 50 onwards the opportunity to take part in its voluntary breast cancer screening programme. We cannot prevent breast cancer – but together with radiolo- gists in Basel we can detect it early through mammograms. It is up to you whether to participate in this programme or not. Please discuss your decision with your family and/or your doctor. We look forward to hearing from you on tel. 061 319 91 70 to make an appointment at the programme centre. Mammogram screening Canton Basel-Stadt Mittlere Strasse 35 | 4056 Basel | Telephone 061 319 91 70 Fax 061 319 91 79 | [email protected] www.mammografiescreeningbasel.ch 2 Basel Life Magazine / www.basellife.com LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Signs that spring is right around the corner in Basel include 8 consecutive days when life in the city is shaped by the 150,000 visitorS that will descend on Basel for itS most important economic event—BASELWORLD, the world’S largest watch and jewelry show! And while BASELWORLD will be Volume 4 Issue 6 March 2016 displaying the lateSt current trends in watches and jewelry, Basel’s TABLE OF CONTENTS Historical Museum will explore the history of Geneva watches. Other great museum exhibitS this month include the Jean Dubuffet retrospective at the Fondation Beyeler; Tinguely Museum’S “Please Touch;” and, for a final Feature Event: BASELWORLD 4–5 month, the “Wildlife Photographer of the Year” exhibit and all of itS associ- ated tourS and workshops at the Naturhistorisches Museum. If you want to know more about the over 40 fantastic museums that have helped earn Events in Basel: March 2016 6–9 Basel the title of “culture capital of Switzerland,” check out the Informa- tion Desk in this issue for a topic-based list of museums as well as practi- Fun Outings: Beyond Basel 10–11 cal information on the variety of museums' cards, passes, and special of- fers that will help you benefit from our city’s gems. Other signs that spring is coming include the return of our friendly hedge- Markets and Fairs 12–13 hogs, which should be waking from their winter slumber this month, and a vast array of markets, including a bicycle market; an Easter egg market; Information Desk: Basel's Museum Landscape 14–15 a market devoted to the spring delicacy, wild garlic; a repair market where volunteerS will help you breathe new life into broken housewares; a giant kid’S flea market; and even the week-long home show Regiomesse, where Calendar: March 2016 16–17 you can find everything you need for home and garden. If warm, humid air and tropical foliage better fitS your mood, drive south to the Berner Oberland Sports and Recreation 18–19 and enjoy the tropical atmosphere at Tropenhaus Frutigen. If, however, you are not quite ready to cloSe the door on winter, you can take advantage of some of the last skiing this season with the fantastic Famigros Ski Day Workshops, Tours, and Education 20–23 deals or sign your kids up for a one-day ski excursion. Want to enroll your kids in a sport or project that will keep them active and Camps Special 24 busy for months to come? Why not consider a climbing group, a soccer project, or even a dance-theater group just for girls? If you just want to keep them busy over the Easter break, check out the long list of camps Did you Know? 25 offered in the Basel area and sign up your kids now! For a really cool out- ing, discover the “One Hour Escape” with family, friends, or colleagues! And while you are out and about, keep an eye out for the solution to this Entertainment: Night on the Town 26–30 month’s “Where in Basel?” conteSt for a chance to win a prize. The month of March is also rich in entertainment, with a spectacular horSe Mark Your Calendar: April 2016 back page show; a 4-day wine event on a ship at Schifflände; the music ClubfeStival BScene, where the young-at-heart explore the local music scene; an In- ternational Tango Festival to put some mileage on your dance shoes; wine and whisky tastings, as well as a plethora of concerts, theater, ballets, not to mention your last chance to take-in “TEST: The Rock Opera.” Don’t forget to make your clockS “spring ahead” for the beginning of Day- light Savings Time on March 27 and have a wonderful start to spring! C hristine Christine Pesold Editor-in-Chief Basel Life Magazine Staff: [email protected] Editor-in-Chief: Christine Pesold Advertising & Subscription Manager / Editor: COVER: The Event Hall at the Messeplatz, which Susanne Hiller comprises the two buildings on either side of, and the connecting passage above, the square, Design & Print: provides a striking setting for Basel’s major eco- Schwabe AG nomic and cultural events, such as this month’S BASELWORLD, the Art Basel in June, and the For more information about subscribing or advertising – please contact us: HerbstmesSe in October. It waS designed by info basellife.com Basel’s Star architectS Herzog & de Meuron and opened in 2013. With itS combination of www.facebook.com/basellifemagazine sharp angleS and the contrasting round curveS of the circular opening above the “City www.basellife.com Lounge” it has added a new highlight to Basel’s architectural landscape. BASEL LIFE MAGAZINE / BASEL FAMILY GmbH © Copyright 2016. All rights reserved. It is our goal to provide valuable, timely information to our readers. The opinions expressed in the articles in this magazine are those of the contributing authors and do not reflect those of other members of the editorial staff and of any organizations or agencies distributing this magazine. Though we make every attempt to provide accurate information, we cannot be held respon- sible if any event is cancelled, postponed, or modified. We encourage readers to contact the event organizers or their websites to obtain the most current event information. Please note: No part of this periodical may be duplicated in any fashion, or redistributed in any written language, without permission from the executive staff at Basel Family GmbH. If you have any questions, contact Basel Family GmbH staff at: info basellife.com. photo credit: © courteSy of baselworld (cover), © mch group March 2016 3 EventsFeature in Event Basel: February 2015 (continued) MARCH 17–24 BASELWORLD 2016 BASELWORLD is a watch, jewelry, and precious-stone show that is held for eight days each year in Basel. It is the world’s biggest and most significant event of its kind, last year bringing in around 150,000 visitors from 100 countries around the world. BASELWORLD has placed Basel as a city, and Switzerland as a country, on the map as the well-respected world leader of the watch industry, which is so vital to Switzerland’s economy. BASELWORLD’S HISTORY This world-renowned show of luxury watches and jewelry had itS hum- more than 100,000 visitors, with the exhibitorS making outstanding ble beginnings almost 100 yearS ago right here in Basel. It all started in sales. The addition of the most recent 141,000 m2 exhibition hall, which 1917 with a few stands for jewelry and watch manufacturerS at the waS designed by Basel architectS Herzog & de Meuron and completed annual trade show that waS then known as the Schweizer MustermesSe in 2013, waS the biggest inveStment ever made in Switzerland’S exhibi- Basel and which today is called MUBA. This jewelry and watch section tion industry. This lateSt CHF 430-million inveStment secureS the future waS so well received that starting in 1931, MUBA organizerS dedicated of BASELWORLD in Basel. an entire pavilion to watch manufacturerS and called it “Schweizer Uhrenmesse” (SwisS Watch Show). In 1973, they also invited watch companies from other European countries to exhibit, in the proceSS changing the name of the show to “Europäische Uhren- und Schmuck- messe” (European Watch and Jewelry Show). In 1983, the name waS changed yet again, to BASEL 83. The show’S expansion continued, and in 1986 it waS opened to manufacturerS from around the world. The name BASEL followed by the last two digitS of the year of the show waS maintained until 1995, when it waS extended to “BASEL 95—The World Watch, Clock and Jewellery Show.” Additional space waS needed to house the ever-growing show, and in 1999, the “watch hall” (Halle 1) at the Messeplatz officially opened that could accommodate the grandiose 3-story stands and allow the show to be divided into different sectors. The current name, “BASELWORLD, The Watch and Jewellery Show”— normally abbreviated to Simply BASELWORLD—was adopted in 2003 to underline the show’S position as the leading event globally for the luxury-goods industry. In 2004, a 160,000 m2 new hall complex was converted into the "Hall of Universe" (Halle 6) in record time to house different national pavilions. By 2007, BASELWORLD went down in his- tory as a truly spectacular event as for the first time they welcomed 4 Basel Life Magazine / www.basellife.com BASELWORLD TODAY Currently, BASELWORLD is the focal point of the industry, where all players Showcase their creations and innovations and where new trends are set. During this week, merchandise worth tens of billions of dollarS is displayed, bought, and traded. Last year, 1,500 brands from around the world—specialists in watches, jewelry, precious gems, and related brands—showcased their lateSt products, collections, creations, and innovations to those in the industry, and a similar turnout is ex- pected this year.
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