Week of 27 October–2 November: Ghastly good fun in the Grand Duchy

Monday, 27 October

Monsters and Witches Festival
The Amnéville Aquarium is hosting a two-week spooky festival all to do with Hallowe'en. Expect workshops, games, makeup and costume stands, and even a photo contest for the scariest costume!

Tuesday, 28 October

Play and Fun in the Forest

Join the National Museum of Natural History for an afternoon of forest adventure and discovery. Children will set out on a playful exploration of the woods in search of the elusive mushroom carriers – uncovering nature's hidden treasures along the way. After the forest walk, the group will gather around a campfire to cook and share their findings in a warm, outdoor setting.

This hands-on activity encourages curiosity, teamwork, and respect for the natural world, offering young explorers an unforgettable autumn experience. Perfect for children who love nature and outdoor fun.

Wednesday, 29 October

Picturebook Workshop

A child's love of reading often begins with their very first favourite book – and this creative workshop helps parents make one themselves. Designed for families with young children, participants will craft a personalised picturebook for their child aged 0–3, using photos, cut-outs, and simple art materials. No writing or drawing experience is needed; the focus is on creativity, play, and connection.

Guided by ErwuesseBildung facilitators, parents can explore how storytelling strengthens bonds and nurtures early language skills.

Ideal for parents who want to share the joy of reading in a hands-on, memorable way.

Thursday, 30 October

Autumn Colours Workshop

Why does the forest turn red, yellow, or brown in autumn? Where do all the fallen leaves go? Discover the colorful mysteries of the season during this nature walk.

Friday, 31 October

Spooky Climbing

Climb through a spooky Hallowe'en-themed scene with induction sessions and free climbing under eerie lights.

A first session runs in the afternoon, aimed at beginners, while climbers of all levels and ages are invited to climb well into the night. Costumes are encouraged, it might get you free admission!

Read up on our ultimate children-friendly Halloween guide!

Saturday, 1 November

Coco (animated film)

Join Miguel on a vibrant, music-filled journey through Pixar's Coco, an animated masterpiece celebrating family, memory, and the power of dreams. Set during Mexico's Day of the Dead, the film follows Miguel – a young boy who longs to be a musician despite his family's ban on music – as he finds himself in the dazzling Land of the Dead. Alongside the mischievous Héctor, he uncovers the truth about his ancestors and learns what it truly means to remember.

Beautifully animated and emotionally rich, Coco blends humour, adventure, and heart-warming storytelling in a way that captivates both children and adults. Perfect for families looking for a meaningful afternoon cinema experience.

Sunday, 2 November

Family Tour at Mudam

Discover contemporary art together during a special family-friendly guided tour at Mudam Luxembourg. Designed for children aged six and above, this relaxed visit introduces young audiences and their families to the museum’s current exhibitions through storytelling, conversation and creative observation. No prior art knowledge is needed – just curiosity and a willingness to explore.

An engaging introduction to modern art for families looking to spend a Sunday morning together in a cultural setting.

See also: 100+ things to do in and around Luxembourg in October