1. Raise funds for Ukraine

Category: Street concert 🗓️  Saturday 30 April📍 Place Clairefontaine

LUkraine is hosting a street music concert at Place Clairefontaine to raise funds for refugees and to provide humanitarian assistance to people in Ukraine. .

2. Up the workers

Category: Labour day 🗓️  Sunday 1 May📍 Neimënster

The traditional May Day celebrations at Neimënster provide a great day out for the family. .

3. Understand organ-on-a-chip science

Category: Webinar 🗓️  Monday 2 May📍 Online

The University of Luxembourg is running a series of “easily understandable” online lectures on different scientific topics, geared towards the public. .

4. Learn about Luxembourg schools

Category: Fair 🗓️  Monday 2 May to Wednesday 4 May📍 Luxexpo

Luxembourg is hosting its first ever national schools fair from 2 to 4 May with the opportunity to discover the country’s education system and high schools but also learn about skills and professional development. .

5. Get a dose of the bard

Category: Theatre 🗓️  Tuesday 3 May and Wednesday 4 May📍 TNL

A last chance to watch Larisa Faber and Philippe Thelen in Anne Simon’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s historical play Richard II. .

6. Watch China smog documentary

Category: Cinema 🗓️  Thursday 5 May📍 Cercle Cité

The Confucius Institute of Luxembourg will screen Meg Han’s 2019 documentary SMOG TOWN. The documentary goes to Langfang, one of China’s most polluted cities to look at the work of the local environmental protection bureau. .

7. See street photography

Category: Exhibition 🗓️  Thursday 5 May to Monday 9 May📍 Rotondes

The Luxembourg Street Photography Festival returns with local and international artists showcasing their works at Rotondes. .

8. Take part in Zar ritual

Category: Music 🗓️  Friday 6 May📍 Escher Theater

Esch2022 is bringing traditional Egyptian healing ritual music to Luxembourg’s second city. .

9. Watch award-winning film Aya

Category: Cinema 🗓️  Friday 6 May📍 Ciné Utopia

May’s LuxFilmLab screening is another chance to see Simon Coulibaly Gillard’s Aya, which won the 2030 award at the Luxembourg City Film Festival in March. .

10. Sign up for Darkness Into Light

Category: Charity walk 🗓️  Saturday 7 May📍 Clausen

After launching a successful first Luxembourg event in 2019 and then enduring a two-year covid-related pause, the Darkness Into Light walk returns this year under the patronage of Grand Duchess Maria Teresa. .