In Luxembourg
This is the last weekend of the Schueberfouer! From Thursday 5 to Sunday 8 September, you can enjoy a whole host of activities: on Thursday, celebrate the Biergerdag with entertainment all day long; on 6 September, attend the fairground mass at 11am and the flower-laying ceremony at 12pm. Throughout the weekend, enjoy the rides and sample the local specialities. Don't miss this last opportunity to experience the region’s biggest funfair!
Thursday 5 September
International animal rights conference. The 13th International Animal Rights Conference will be held from 5 to 8 September 2024 at the Kulturfabrik in Esch. This event is aimed at all those who campaign for animal rights or who want to learn more about animal issues, both theoretically and practically. The programme includes lectures, workshops, stands run by committed groups and 100% vegan meals. Some of the lectures will also be available online this year.
Where? Kulturfabrik Esch-sur-Alzette. When? From 5 to 8 September. How much? Prices on the official website.
Guided tour and wine tasting at the Lëtzebuerg City Museum. The Lëtzebuerg City Museum is offering a guided tour, followed by a wine tasting led by sommelier Isabella Sardo. An opportunity to discover the fascinating history of the city while enjoying a selection of local wines.
Where? Lëtzebuerg City Museum. When? Thursday 5 September at 6pm. How much? Free, registration required.
Kino beim Schlass: “Ich--Einfach unverbesserlich 4.” The open-air film festival "Kino beim Schlass" is back with the screening of Despicable Me 4, an animated film that will delight young and old alike. Enjoy a convivial evening under the stars in the heart of Suessem Castle.
Where? Suessem Castle. When? Thursday 5 September, doors open at 7pm, screening at 8.30pm. How much? Admission is free.
Friday 6 September
Kino beim Schlass: “IF--Imaginäre Freunde.” The film festival continues with the screening of “IF--The World of Imaginary Friends,” the perfect film for fans of magic and fantasy. An evening of imagination to share with family and friends.
Where? Suessem Castle. When? Friday 6 September, doors at 7pm, screening at 8.30pm. How much? Admission is free.
Sunset Cinema: “Bohemian Rhapsody.” The Sunset Cinema offers you a unique experience with the open-air screening of Bohemian Rhapsody, the acclaimed biopic about the life of Freddie Mercury and the band Queen. All in a natural setting, ideal for watching the sunset before the film.
Where? Bridel Sportshaal. When? Friday 6 September at 8.30pm. How much? Free of charge.
Saturday 7 September
Secondhand market. Lovers of antiques and bargains will find themselves at the secondhand market in the Place d'Armes. The perfect opportunity to unearth rare and original objects, presented by professionals in the sector.
Where? Place d’Armes, Luxembourg. When? Saturday 7 September. How much? Admission is free.
This weekend, the medieval festival transforms the Château de Koerich into a medieval camp.Photo: Visit Luxembourg/Jeannot Weber
Tempus Mediaevale. The Tempus Mediaevale medieval festival is transforming Koerich castle into a real medieval camp. Enjoy craft demonstrations, ancient music, magic shows and, of course, lots of entertainment for children. Catering on site.
Where: Rue du Château, Koerich. When? Saturday 7 September. How much? Free admission.
Bonsai 3 Nations Bonsai Exhibition. Discover the age-old art of bonsai at the exhibition organised by Bonsai Frënn Minett in Differdange. A great opportunity to admire these miniature trees and meet specialist craftsmen and merchants.
Where? Hall O, Differdange. When? Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 September from 10am to 6pm. How much? Free admission.
Escher Kulturlaf. The Escher Kulturlaf is much more than a race, it’s a cultural experience. Runners will cross Esch’s historic industrial sites, accompanied by live musical performances. A not-to-be-missed event for lovers of sport and culture.
Where? Esch-sur-Alzette. When? Saturday 7 September at 6pm. How much? Registration required.
Sunset Cinema: “Wonka.”Join Sunset Cinema for an open-air screening of Wonka, a magical reinterpretation of the story of the famous chocolatier. Bring your blanket and enjoy the evening under the stars.
Where? Bridel Sportshaal. When? Saturday 7 September at 8.30pm. How much? Free of charge.
Sunday 8 September
Kino beim Schlass: “A Quiet Place: Day One.” The Kino beim Schlass festival comes to a thrilling close with A Quiet Place: Day One, a movie that will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. Thrills guaranteed!
Where? Suessem Castle. When? Sunday 8 September, doors open at 7pm, screening at 8.30pm. How much? Admission is free.
Open Day at Train 1900: A journey through railway history. Train enthusiasts and the curious of all ages won't want to miss this open day at Train 1900, in Fond-de-Gras. From 11am to 6pm, take a behind-the-scenes look at the maintenance and operation of steam locomotives on guided tours led by volunteers from the association. You can also watch captivating demonstrations by blacksmiths and discover the art of metalwork. Younger visitors can take part in a creative workshop to make and paint their own wooden locomotive, compatible with Brio and Ikea circuits. In addition, four steam locomotives will be in service that day. .
Where? Fond-de-Gras. When? Sunday 8 September from 11am to 6pm. How much? Adults: €14, Children (aged 5-11): €11.
Upcoming must-see concerts
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 presented in Xanti Schawinsky's exhibition at the Mudam.(Illustration: Courtesy Estate Xanti Schawinsky)
Xanti Schawinsky: Play, Life, Illusion--a Retrospective + Schawinsky Reloaded by Monster Chetwynd.Thisoutside 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. Find out more about this exhibition.
Where? Mudam. When? Until 5 January 2025. How much? €8 for adults, free for under-26s, students and other exceptions.
Jason Dodge’s installation, “Tomorrow, I walked to a dark black star,” is on display at the Mudam until 8 September.Photo: Aurélien Mole/Mudam Luxembourg
Jason Dodge, “Tomorrow, I walked to a dark black star.”This solo exhibition, part of “A Model: Epilogue,” offers an in-depth reflection on the perception and transformation of objects through a variety of artistic media. Jason Dodge explores the connections between everyday objects and our personal experience, creating an immersive and introspective experience for visitors. Read our.
Where? Mudam. When? Until 8 September from 6 pm to 10 pm. How much? Admission is free.
Our journalist Emilio Naud’s pick of the week.Image: Paperjam
In Arlon, Belgium
Heritage Days at the Gaspar Museum. The Gaspar Museum invites you to a heritage day accessible to all! There will be special facilities for people with special needs: a tour for the visually impaired, a guide in that’s easy to read and understand, and two interactive digital tables accessible to all. Guided tours adapted to a variety of audiences will be offered, including a dedicated tour for the blind and partially sighted.
Where: Gaspar Museum, Rue des Martyrs 16, Arlon. When? Saturday 7 September from 9.30am to 12.30pm and from 1.30pm to 5.30pm. How much? Admission is free.
From Venice to Arlon. Get ready to immerse yourself in the magic of Venice with Arlon’s famous Venetian parade. On 7 September, the streets of Arlon will be transformed into a theatre of sumptuous costumes and mysterious masks, recreating the unique atmosphere of Venice. Around 40 participants will parade in Venetian costume and be judged on a podium. There will also be a craft market, adding to the festive atmosphere.
Where? Arlon town centre. When? Saturday 7 September. How much? Admission is free.
In Liège, Belgium
En Piste! 2024: a celebration of the visual arts. The En Piste! exhibition, organised at La Boverie, is celebrating its tenth edition until 8 September. The event showcases the work of local artists through some thirty galleries and art centres. Discover a variety of works, ranging from painting and sculpture to photography and installations. The exhibition also features the winners of the Prix de la Création 2023, with contemporary creations in the museum’s glass roof.
Where? La Boverie, Liège. When? Until 8 September, from 10am to 6pm. How much? Free admission.
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