What: Celebration of Korean food, art, culture and music
Where: Cercle Cité, Luxembourg City
When: 1 October – more info here
Get a taste of Korea without leaving Luxembourg at this day-long celebration of Korean culture. Discover traditional and contemporary culture, try Korean food, take part in quizzes and explore art and travel, before wrapping up the day with a K-Music performance by SANARE. A fun cultural deep dive with plenty to see, taste and hear.
What: Discover contemporary art from galleries around the world
Where: Luxexpo The Box, Kirchberg
When: 2–4 October – more info here
Explore a colourful mix of contemporary art as international galleries come together for the Luxembourg Art Fair. From emerging talent to major artistic movements, the fair is all about discovering new works without taking art too seriously. Wander the stands, meet artists and galleries, and see what catches your eye.
What: Bringing people closer to nature
Where: Multiple locations in and around Luxembourg
When: 3–6 October – more info here
International Geodiversity Day highlights the vital geological, water, and landscape features that form the foundation of our natural world. From 3–6 October, 2026, Luxembourg and nearby border areas will host guided walks, tours, and talks to showcase these diverse environments. Organised by top local institutions, these events invite the public to explore and learn how to protect our region's unique natural heritage.
What: Playful musical discovery workshop for young children and families
Where: Philharmonie, Kirchberg
When: 3 October – more info here
Let the little ones loose on the world of sound at La Fabrique Sonore! Guided by musician and educator Hélène Schmit, children get stuck into rhythm games, singing and hands-on instrument play, in a poetic hour designed to spark curiosity rather than perfect technique. It's a lovely excuse for some proper family togetherness, and who knows, you might just uncover your little one's inner Mozart.
What: Live-band contest to select Luxembourg's representative for the European Blues Challenge 2027
Where: Aalt Stadhaus, Differdange
When: 3 October – more info here
Fancy a night of gritty guitars and soulful vocals? The National Blues Contest sees Luxembourg's best blues bands go head-to-head at the Aalt Stadhaus, with the winner, chosen by a jury and the crowd, jetting off to represent the Grand Duchy at the European Blues Challenge in Portugal next April. Grab a ticket, settle in, and help crown the country's next blues champion.
What: Weekend of gravel racing through the vineyards and forests of the Luxembourg Moselle
Where: Remich
When: 3–4 October – more info here
Two wheels, plenty of dust, and views to die for: the Gravel Festival rolls into Remich for a weekend of racing through vineyards, forests and rolling Moselle landscapes. Saturday's a laid-back Open Gravel Ride for all abilities, while Sunday brings the real competition, with 59km and 88km courses testing riders to the max. Not racing? No bother, the Festival Village has kids' bike activities, local food and wine tastings from the Moselle's finest producers, so everyone's got a reason to be there.
What: Piano performance
Where: Rockhal, Esch-Belval
When: 4 October – more info here
Dutch pianist Joep Beving brings his quietly hypnotic sound to Rockhal for an evening built around piano, silence and atmosphere. Fresh from his latest album Liminal, expect delicate melodies exploring change, transformation and letting go. Leave the noise at the door and settle in for an hour of music that feels more like a reset than a concert.
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