Park festivals,herb workshops, dance, and half-price rides at the Schueberfouer, there is no excuse to stay at home this week.
Monday, 8 September
Kids Movers dance workshop at Banannefabrik
As part of the programme Nouveaux·elles Créateur·rice·s, choreographers Alicia Cano and Benoît Callens invite children to take part in Kids Movers, a creative dance workshop for ages 10 to 14.
Drawing inspiration from their duet Échos infinis – revisité, the workshop explores movement through connection with others, the group, and music. After a gentle warm-up to build trust and awaken the body, participants will be guided through playful exercises such as walks, counterbalances, and partner work. The session ends with a guided improvisation set to live music by Corentin Piquard, from which a short collective choreography may emerge.
Designed as a joyful and hands-on experience, Kids Movers encourages children to discover their own creative expression while sharing the moment with friends, siblings, or peers. Participation also gives access to a reduced-price ticket for the evening performance by Alicia and Benoît.
Suitable for children aged 10 to 14, no prior dance experience required.
Date and time: Monday 8 September 2025, 2–3.30pm
Tuesday, 9 September
Tour for children with grandparents at Mudam
Mudam Luxembourg – Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean invites children and their grandparents to enjoy an interactive guided tour of the museum’s exhibitions.
Specially designed for children aged six and above, the visit encourages young participants to discover contemporary art while sharing the experience with their grandma or grandpa. The tour offers a playful way to learn, ask questions, and explore the galleries together.
The activity is free of charge for children aged 6–12. Regular admission fees apply for grandparents. Booking is required.
Organised by Mudam Luxembourg.
Date and time: Tuesday 9 September 2025, 3–3.45pm
Wednesday, 10 September
Half-price day at Schueberfouer 2025
Every September, Luxembourg’s historic Schueberfouer draws thousands to the Champ du Glacis with its mix of fairground rides, games, and traditional food stalls. This year’s highlight for families and bargain-seekers is the half-price day on Wednesday 10 September, when attractions across the entire fairground will be available at reduced rates.
From midday until 8 pm, visitors can enjoy half-price admission at gaming stands, amusement parks, and rides of every kind – from classic carousels to high-octane thrill machines. The promotion is valid throughout the fairground, making it an ideal occasion to try out more attractions for less.
A tradition stretching back centuries, the Schueberfouer remains one of Luxembourg’s biggest annual gatherings, combining modern amusements with local food specialties such as Gromperekichelcher and grilled sausages. The half-price day has become one of its busiest afternoons, offering a chance for families, groups of friends, and curious newcomers to soak up the festive atmosphere without stretching the budget.
Date and time: Wednesday 10 September 2025, 12–8pm
Thursday, 11 September
Open House at Danse-Salsa
École de danses afro-latines Danse-Salsa opens its doors for a week of free classes, offering newcomers the chance to discover the school’s welcoming atmosphere, meet the teaching team, and try out new disciplines.
The Open House introduces fresh courses for the 2025 term, including Body expression for everyone, Salsa suelta for everyone, Parent–child djembe, Parent–child African dance, and Latin music for everyone. Visitors can also sample the school’s established programme, spanning dance, percussion, and movement classes.
The initiative is designed to let families, beginners, and experienced dancers alike explore different styles before committing to a course. It is also a chance to connect with teachers and other participants in a lively, community-oriented setting.
Friday, 12 September
LIttle herb heroes: Discover ribwort plantain
As part of LUGA – Luxembourg Urban Garden 2025, the association EwB invites families to discover the many secrets of wild herbs in the picturesque setting of the Pétrusse Valley.
This playful workshop focuses on the versatile ribwort plantain (Spitzwegerich), known both as a natural remedy and a tasty herb. Children will hear a fairy tale and take part in games and activities designed to explore the plant’s healing properties in a fun and creative way.
Aimed at children aged 4–8 accompanied by parents or grandparents, this activity offers a lively introduction to the world of wild herbs.
Organised by EwB in collaboration with LUGA and Eltereforum, with the support of MENJE.
Date and time: Friday 12 September 2025, 3–4.30pm
Saturday, 13 September
My instant photo album at Casino Luxembourg
Casino Luxembourg – Forum d’Art Contemporain invites children to a creative workshop where they explore instant photography and bookmaking.
Participants will use instant cameras to capture spontaneous moments and print the photos directly onto receipts. These prints are then transformed into a leporello and decorated using collage
techniques, combining the immediacy of photography with the art of bookbinding. The workshop offers a playful way to preserve personal memories in a foldable, creative format.
Suitable for children, no prior experience required.
Organised by Casino Luxembourg.
Date and time: Saturday 13 September 2025, 3–5pm
See also: 100+ things to do in and around Luxembourg in September