What: A city-wide festival celebrating jazz and blues in some of Luxembourg’s most picturesque neighbourhoods
Where: Pfaffenthal, Clausen and Grund, Luxembourg City
When: 18 July – more info here
One of the highlights of Luxembourg's summer calendar, the Blues'n'Jazz Rallye transforms the streets, squares, and hidden corners of Pfaffenthal, Clausen, and Grund into an open-air music venue for one unforgettable evening. Renowned musicians perform in clubs and public spaces nestled beneath the UNESCO-listed fortress walls, creating an atmosphere unlike any other festival in Europe. Expect great music and lively crowds!
What: Comics, manga, and pop culture
Where: Contern
When: 18–19 July – more info here
For one weekend, Contern transforms into a paradise for comic book fans, manga lovers, and curious families alike. Meet authors, collect signed copies, enjoy creative workshops, marvel at the cosplay, and catch the colourful comic parade on Sunday afternoon. With around a hundred exhibitors lining the village streets, it’s the perfect place to hunt for that missing volume or simply soak up the lively festival atmosphere.
What: Carribean-style river cruise
Where: 1 route du vin
When: 17 July – more info here
Set sail for an unforgettable evening as Lux Soca Fusion brings the sounds of the Caribbean to the Moselle. Expect an energetic mix of soca, bouyon, and island beats, alongside food, drinks, and plenty of dancing as you cruise along the river. It’s a tropical party on the water, guaranteed to keep the good vibes flowing all night long. Entry is €33.50.
What: A photography exhibition exploring women’s lives, experiences, and identities
Where: Musée, Esch-sur-Alzette
When: Until 20 August – more info here
This thought-provoking exhibition displays photo essays capturing the many facets of women's lives, from family and work to culture, sport, and community. Through a series of powerful images, participants explore everyday experiences, emotions, and challenges while challenging stereotypes and avoiding familiar clichés. A compelling celebration of creativity and perspective, it offers visitors a fresh look at the role of women in contemporary society.
What: A night of world-class electronic music from one of techno's most influential artists
Where: Luxexpo Open-Air
When: 17 July – more info here
Berlin techno legend Paul Kalkbrenner brings his unmistakable sound to Luxembourg for a live performance. From his underground roots in East Berlin to international stardom, Kalkbrenner has shaped electronic music with his emotional and melodic style. Expect a journey through deep beats, hypnotic rhythms, and tracks from his latest album THE ESSENCE – a must for electronic music lovers.
What: Wave festival 2026
Where: Address
When: Date – more info here
Get ready for a full day of music, street culture, and creative energy, bringing together young talents, artists, and communities. Enjoy live performances from Gradur, Leto, DJ F-One, Taylor Beats, and more, alongside football tournaments, graffiti workshops, beatmaking sessions, freestyle football, and a creators’ village. A vibrant celebration of urban culture where there’s something happening around every corner.
What: Largest public viewing in the country
Where: Glacis, Limpertsberg
When: 19 July – more info here
Experience the biggest match in football from the heart of Luxembourg City as the FIFA World Cup final is broadcast live on a giant screen at the Glacis. Join fellow fans for an unforgettable public viewing atmosphere filled with excitement, cheers, and the magic of the beautiful game.
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