In Luxembourg
Thursday 12 September
Aperinetwork at the Ceruzzi. This convivial afterwork event will be held in the Ceruzzi restaurant, located in the Cloche d’Or. It’s the perfect opportunity to get together after the summer break and enjoy delicious cocktails, good music and the restaurant’s fine cuisine. An evening of relaxation and good vibes.
Where? Ceruzzi, Cessange. When? Thursday 12 September at 6.30pm. How much? Free admission.
Opening of the exhibition “Bluemetrie--traces and whispers.” The Schlassgoart gallery in Esch-sur-Alzette is presenting works by contemporary Polish artist Urszula Wilk. Her paintings, centred around the colour blue, invite us to reflect deeply on this symbolic colour and its multiple cultural meanings. The exhibition offers a truly sensory and philosophical journey.
Where? Galerie Schlassgoart, Esch-sur-Alzette. When? Thursday 12 September from 7pm to 9.30pm. How much? Free admission.
Friday 13 September
Luxembourg Open Air (LOA) opening night. The Luxembourg Open Air electronic music festival kicks off in style with international artists such as Joel Corry, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, and others. An open-air sound experience in one of Luxembourg’s most emblematic venues. If you’re coming from Trier, Arlon or Thionville, the shuttle bus will cost you €15.
Where? Place de l’Europe, Luxembourg. When? Friday 13 September from 8pm. How much? From €59.
Opening of the exhibition “She Awakened to Her Truth.” Muka Collective gallery is inaugurating an art show dedicated to exploring identity and transformation. The exhibition highlights female artists, offering a reflection on self-realisation through art. The vernissage also features a tasting of local wines produced by women winemakers.
Where? 43, Grand Rue, Luxembourg-City. When? Friday 13 September from 6pm to 9pm. How much? Free admission.
Leidelenger Kiermes. The traditional Leudelange fair opens its doors for a weekend of festivities, with rides, food stalls and entertainment for all the family. A not-to-be-missed event in the autumn.
Where? Place du Lavoir, Leudelange. When? Friday 13 September from 4pm. How much? Free admission.
Open Air Cinema, “Ich unverbesserlich 4.” Come and enjoy an open-air cinema screening of the film “Despicable Me 4” in German. A great time for all the family under the stars.
Where? Hellange. When? Friday 13 September at 8pm. How much? Free admission.
Saturday 14 September
Luxembourg Open Air. The second day of the LOA festival features performances by Da Tweekaz, Dubvision and Vini Vici. An electrifying evening not to be missed. If you’re coming from Trier, Arlon or Thionville, shuttle buses will cost you €15. .
Where? Place de l’Europe, Luxembourg. When? Saturday 14 September from 8pm. How much? From €59.
Ettelbrooklyn Street Fest. This emblematic urban festival returns to Ettelbruck for another high-energy edition. On 14 September, enjoy a day punctuated by musical performances, artistic entertainment and food and drink stalls. A not-to-be-missed street party to celebrate local culture in a relaxed atmosphere.
Where? Ettelbruck. When? Saturday 14 September from 2pm. How much? Free admission.
Leidelenger Kiermes. The traditional Leudelange fair offers four days of fun with rides, food stalls and entertainment for all the family. A friendly, festive atmosphere not to be missed.
Where? Place du Lavoir, Leudelange. When? Saturday 14 September from 4pm. How much? Free admission.
Riesling Open, opening ceremony. This ceremony marks the start of the Riesling festivities with the crowning of the Riesling Queen and a public tasting. Live music will provide a festive atmosphere throughout the evening.
Where? Cultural Centre, Wormeldange. When? Saturday 14 September from 8pm. How much? Free admission.
Butschebuerger Buerfest. Dudelange’s medieval festival offers knights’ shows, period craftsmen and numerous merchants. A journey back in time for all the family.
Where? Dudelange. When? Saturday 14 September from 10am to 6pm. How much will it cost? Free admission.
Open air cinema, Wonka. The Sunset Cinema invites young and old to an open-air screening of the film Wonka, with French subtitles. An exceptional setting for enjoying cinema under the stars.
Where? Niederanven. When? Saturday 14 September at 8.30pm. How much? Free admission.
Collective exhibition of photographers, “125e de Seconde.” The Schëfflenger Konschthaus gallery invites you to its vernissage to discover photographic works highlighting the intimate relationship between time and image.
Where? Schëfflenger Konschthaus, Schifflange. When? Saturday 14 September at 6.30pm. How much? Free admission.
Sunday 15 September
Riesling Open: discover the cellars. Explore the cellars of the wine estates in the commune of Riesling and discover their best vintages in a festive, gourmet atmosphere.
Where? Commune du Riesling. When? Sunday 15 September from 11am. How much? Free admission.
India Day. Place Guillaume II in Luxembourg City will be transformed into a living showcase of Indian culture. With traditional dance performances, culinary delights and craft stalls, India Day invites you to take an authentic trip to India without leaving Luxembourg. A feast for the senses, open to all.
Where? Place Guillaume II, Luxembourg city. When? Sunday 15 September from 11am. How much? Free admission.
Butschebuerger Buerfest. Dudelange’s medieval festival is one of the biggest in the region, with knights’ tournaments, fire shows and craftsmen from all over Europe. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Middle Ages and enjoy the many events on offer.
Where? Dudelange. When? Sunday 15 September from 10am to 6pm. How much? Free admission.
The Natur Musée’s annual festival will feature more than 25 information stands, visits to laboratories and collections, experimental workshops, educational games and discovery tours. Image: Natur Musée
Natur Musée Fest. The National Museum of Natural History opens its doors to you for a day of discovery. On the programme: 25 information stands, visits to the laboratories and collections, interactive and experimental workshops, educational games and tours of the museum's collections, all in a fun and educational atmosphere. .
Where? Natur Musée, Luxembourg. When? Sunday 15 September from 11am to 6pm. How much? Free admission.
Concert by the Luxembourg Military Band. The Amstel Quartet will be taking centre stage at this concert in Bettembourg. A classical music performance for a moment of relaxation and culture.
Where? KulTourhaus, Bettembourg. When? Sunday 15 September from 5pm to 7pm. How much? Free admission (registration recommended).
Must-see concerts in the near future
Dive into the heart of music and discover the concerts scheduled in the country’s biggest venues. Attend a concert by the charismatic Luz Casal, among many other talents.
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Currently at Mudam
The work “Spectodrama - 8 (building tensional),” 1925-1937, is featured in the Xanti Schawinsky exhibition at the Mudam. Illustration: Courtesy of Estate Xanti Schawinsky
Xanti Schawinsky: Play, Life, Illusion--a Retrospective + Schawinsky Reloaded by Monster Chetwynd. This outside Switzerland. Inspired by the spirit of the Bauhaus and Black Mountain College, Schawinsky explored a variety of artistic fields, including stage direction, set design, photography and painting. The exhibition also includes a large-scale installation by Monster Chetwynd, created in response to Schawinsky’s work.
Where? Mudam. When? Until 5 January 2025. How much? €8 for adults, free for under-26s, students and other exceptions.
Our journalist Pierre Théobald’s selection of the week. Photo: Paperjam
In Namur
Fêtes de Wallonie. The 101st edition of the Fêtes de Wallonie takes Namur by storm from 12 September with a programme packed with music, folklore and popular celebrations. From Thursday evening, artists such as Caballero&JeanJass, Vladimir Cauchemar and Assia MK will be setting the stage alight at Place Saint-Aubain. The concerts continue on Friday with Doria D, Suarez and Daddy K, while on Saturday, Loïc Nottet and Kid Noize will be on the bill. The weekend will also be punctuated by a host of folklore events, including the famous Échasse d’Or joust and the Route du Peket. Don’t miss the fireworks display on Saturday evening at 10pm!
Where? Namur city centre. When? From Thursday 12 to Monday 16 September. How much? Free admission.
In Arlon
Qbuild Arlon Marathon. This Sunday, the town of Arlon will be hosting the third edition of the Qbuild Arlon Marathon, a not-to-be-missed race for sports enthusiasts. There are several formats on offer: the classic 42km marathon, a 21.1km half-marathon, a 10km course for amateurs, and a children’s race of around 1.5km. It’s a great day out for all the family, with entertainment for young and old in the Arlon entertainment village.
Where? Arlon. When? Sunday 15 September. How much? Half marathon: €25, 10km: €10, children’s race: €2 ().