What's On? 7 February - 9 February7 things to do in and around Luxembourg this weekend

Josh Oudendijk
Here are your editor's picks for Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

1. Portuguese fadista Ana Moura at Casino 2000

What: Intimate evening of musical storytelling
Where: Casino 2000, Rue Flammang, 5618 Mondorf-les-Bains
When: Sunday 9 February at 4pm
Tickets & Info: €45, tickets on event website.

Ana Moura is one of the most recognised contemporary fado artists of Portugal today. Her refreshing mix of musical influences have helped shape her intimate, sensual and personal sound, which she has brought to Luxembourg numerous times - each time to a full house. In her solid career she has shared the stage with Rolling Stones, Prince, Gilberto Gil or Herbie Hancock. Even for those that don’t speak a word of Portuguese, this is an absolute jewel of a concert not to be missed.

We’ll also have an exclusive interview with Ana in the next few days... so stay tuned for that!

2. Foire aux Disques - Vinyl and CD fair

What: Essential date for music lovers
Where: Rotondes, Place des Rotondes, 2448 Luxembourg
When: Sunday 9 February between 10am and 6pm.
Info: Free entry, information on venue website.

A while back, the fair resembled a secret gathering of cult enthusiasts in search of hidden gems and looking to share their all-consuming passion. Now that lots of homes have been (re)equipped with record players, the Foire aux Disques has become an essential date in the diary for a wider public. Be honest, is there anything better than hearing the crackle of your favourite songs on vinyl?

This year over fifty record stores from across France, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands will be exhibiting. Yet again, you can expect stalls jam-packed with vinyl records and CDs, as well as a large selection of DVDs, Blu-ray discs and turntables. On your marks, get set, get rummaging!

3. Classic Movies: Pink Panther

What: Witty comedy for the whole family
Where: Cinémathèque, 17 Place du Théâtre
When: Saturday 8 February at 9.30pm
Info: €3,70, tickets on venue website

Cinémathèque is full of classics this month, including numerous adaptations by Stephen King, who made a policy to grant the rights to his short stories to first-time directors for $1. But this weekend makes space for an all-time great: The Pink Panther.

A clumsy detective is on the trail of a notorious jewel thief planning to steal a diamond called ‘The Pink Panther’. His hunt leads him to the most unusual suspect.

4. Lata Gouveia & Band at De Gudde Wëllen

What: Americana and Red Dirt
Where: De Gudde Wëllen, 17 Rue du St Esprit
When: Saturday 8 February at 8pm
Tickets & Info: €20 on venue website

After investing time into the curation of local initiatives in the city, the Americana & Red Dirt artist returns to Luxembourg’s stage for a unique concert on February 8. During his time in the Grand Duchy Lata Gouveia has built up a loyal following for his vintage folk-rock sound. Now he is back for a show on home turff after two years.

5. Ecovillage meet-up in Luxembourg

What: Meeting about building an ecovillage community
Where: CITIM, 55 avenue de la Liberté
When: Friday 7 February at 6.30pm
Tickets & Info: free participation, info on

facebook event

An ecovillage is a human settlement that is more socially, economically, culturally and ecologically sustainable. Those that are interested in living in such a community should come down to the 10th meeting for ecovillages in Luxembourg, where the organisers are looking for a group of people to start a project like this in the Grand Duchy. All levels and interests are welcome, even if you’re just curious and what to know what this is all about.

6. For Kids: Music without words - “Chuuut”

What: The tale of Quatuor Beat
Where: Philharmonie, 1 Place de l’Europe
When: Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 February at 3pm and 5pm
Tickets & Info: €12/€18, tickets on venue website

Get ready for a strange world in which instruments, objects and notes come to life! Once night falls after the drum concert....instruments, people and rays of light decide to conquer the stage. The security guard has no idea what’s going on, and before you know it Quatuor Beat is on the scene...

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7. Theatre: Wim Vandekeybus

What: Using dance, film, text and music to conceive a new mythology
Where: Grand Théâtre, 1 Boulevard Robert Schuman
When: Friday 7 February at 8pm
Tickets & Info: €20/€8, tickets on venue website.

For over 30 years Belgian choreographer Wim Vandekeybus and his company Ultima Vez have been creating a huge variety of works, whilst nevertheless remaining true to their movement idiom. Tension, conflict, body versus mind, risks and impulses, physicality, passion, intuition and instinct are elements that will always be part of Vandekeybus’ work.

Conflicts from early times and curious, strange catastrophes dominate human relationships. The necessity and apparent possibility of emancipation rise to the surface. Wim Vandekeybus is fascinated by the universal nature of the age-old myths. For TrapTown, he returns to the limitless and obscure cosmos of the ancient souls, using dance, film, text and music to conceive a new mythology and create a seamless and dreamlike live experience.

Is there an event you think we’d enjoy and like to share with our audience? Feel free to let us know through audience@rtltoday.lu and with a bit of luck we may consider it for next week’s agenda.

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