What: Luxembourg International Science Expo
Where: Lycée Vauban, Gasperich
When: Thursday 22 and Friday 23 October – more information here
Curious minds are taking centre stage at the 16th Luxembourg International Science Expo! Organised by the Fondation Jeunes Scientifiques Luxembourg, this international gathering brings together young researchers from across the globe to showcase their projects, exchange ideas and celebrate scientific innovation. From creative experiments to ambitious research, visitors can discover what the next generation of scientists is working on. An inspiring opportunity for science enthusiasts of all ages.
What: Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner
Where: Théâtre du Centaure, Luxembourg City
When: Friday 23 and Saturday 24 October at 7.30pm, Sunday 25 October at 6.30pm – more information here
Social media, identity, and cultural appropriation collide in Jasmine Lee-Jones' bold, darkly comic play. When a tweet about Kylie Jenner's billionaire status sparks an online outburst, Cleo finds herself navigating questions of race, privilege, and beauty standards, while the boundaries between digital life and reality begin to blur. Performed in English, this thought-provoking production promises sharp humour, uncomfortable questions and plenty to discuss afterwards.
What: Guided mushroom hike (Randonnée aux champignons)
Where: Fockemillen, Koerich
When: Saturday 24 October – more information here
Autumn is mushroom season, and what better way to enjoy it than exploring the forest with knowledgeable guides? This guided walk introduces participants to the fascinating world of fungi, from edible varieties to poisonous species best avoided. Along the way, you'll learn useful identification techniques and may even have the opportunity to collect some mushrooms. The activity is free, but registration is compulsory and places are limited to 20 participants. Remember to dress warmly and bring a basket, mushroom knife and brush.
What: Le Musée Éphémère des Dinosaures
Where: Luxexpo The Box, Kirchberg
When: Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October – more information here
Dinosaurs are roaring into Luxembourg for a prehistoric adventure! The travelling Musée Éphémère brings the ancient world to life with robotic dinosaurs and live shows, taking visitors on a journey nearly 70 million years into the past. More than a traditional exhibition, the experience combines entertainment and discovery, offering young dinosaur fans and curious adults a chance to encounter these impressive prehistoric creatures.
What: Medieval Market
Where: Place Dr Fernand Kons, Remich
When: Saturday 24 October and Sunday 25 October – more information here
Swap modern life for a taste of the Middle Ages at Remich's medieval market! The town will welcome craftspeople, traders, jugglers, and performers for a lively celebration of times gone by. Visitors can discover traditional crafts, watch entertaining performances and enjoy activities designed for younger adventurers. With food available on site and plenty of medieval atmosphere, it's a fun opportunity to explore the Moselle town while stepping back through the centuries.
What: Rugby: Luxembourg vs Norway
Where: Stade de Luxembourg, Luxembourg City
When: Saturday 24 October, 3pm – more information here
Get ready for an afternoon of international rugby as Luxembourg takes on Norway at the Stade de Luxembourg! The national team will be looking to impress its home supporters in this Rugby Europe Men's Conference encounter. Whether you're a dedicated rugby fan or simply enjoy the atmosphere of live sporting events, this is a chance to get behind the Red Lions and experience the action from the stands.
What: Grôöøõv – Halloween at neimënster
Where: Neimënster, Luxembourg-Grund
When: Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October, multiple performances – more information here
Things are getting wonderfully weird at neimënster this Halloween! As part of the venue's weekend-long celebrations, Grôöøõv brings an unusual mix of music, movement and theatrical spectacle to the historic abbey. With musicians dressed as half-human, half-animal creatures, the performance combines earthy rhythms, electrifying brass and infectious energy in a hypnotic street show. The wider Halloween programme also includes family-friendly performances, workshops and mysterious encounters, making it an ideal outing for little monsters and grown-up witches alike.
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