What: Repeated on different days
Where: City Concorde, 80 Rte de Longwy, 8060 Bertrange - Google Maps
When: Between now and 15 April - more info here
The Kräizbierg Foundation, which supports children and adults with a physical handicap, is hosting lots of fun activities at City Concorde over the Easter break. There are various workshops, like building a nest for insects or crafting your own shopping bag, that take place on various days. Check the full programme in the link above.
What: Traditional Éimaischen
Where: Luxembourg City Tourist Office, 30 Pl. Guillaume II - Google Maps
When: Various times, see programme here
Easter egg hunt, yay! The Luxembourg City Tourist Office (LCTO) is inviting kids aged 4-12 to join a guide on a 2-hour city walk during which participants need to look for the traditional small terracotta whistles sold on Easter Monday at Éimaischen. Keep your eyes (and ears) open! Various times once again (in French, English, German and Luxembourgish).
What: CS + Kreme
Where: Rotondes, 3 Place des Rotondes, 2448 Luxembourg - Google Maps
When: Saturday, 8 April at 8pm - info & tickets
CS + Kreme are Conrad Standish and Sam Karmel – two Australians who record slow, meditative, experimental music. Their compositions have long build-ups, emphasising sweeping post-punk and chamber music soundscapes.
What: More whistling birds
Where: Nospelt - Google Maps
When: Monday, 10 April at 10am - more info here
The Émaischen festival is a wonderful annual traditional on Easter Monday, celebrated usually in the old town of Luxembourg City and in Nospelt. The main attraction at both locations are the “Péckvillercher”, little earthenware whistles shaped like birds, traditionally exchanged between lovers and now shared more generally. There are plenty of other handcrafts on sale as well. Happy Easter!
What: Techno marching band
Where: Rockhal, 5 Av. du Rock’n’Roll, 4083 Esch-Belval - Google Maps
When: Saturday, 9 April at 8pm - info & tickets
The bass vibrates, confetti shimmers, and the red uniforms pop in the strobe lights. With its explosive mix of hypnotic driving techno and expressive brass band music, the techno marching band MEUTE has toured the world since 2016. The 11 musicians from Hamburg in their iconic red jackets quickly became a global phenomenon. Get ready for a steaming hot techno concert.
What: Fun family activity
Where: Anywhere, but drop from high altitude
When: Anytime!
This is a really fun little project for children. Build a little plastic and paper parachute and attach it to an egg, then drop it from a high building or floor. The goal: Not to break the egg! Make this DIY experiment more fun by limiting materials, e.g. just use paper, string and one plastic bag.
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