What: Cultural exchange
Where: Batiment 4, Esch-sur-Alzette
When: Thursday, 15 August - Saturday, 17 August - more info here
Use your bank holiday to join the BELONG World Music Festival, a celebration of Luxembourg’s multicultural heritage. Watch live concerts featuring music ensembles, participate in workshops, see film screenings and engage with artists and attendees in cultural exchanges. Entrance is free, attendees register here.
Chalk, the noise-rock three-piece from Belfast have fast established themselves as one of the most talked-about acts on the emerging scene, following the release of their debut album earlier this year. Supported by Steffou (DJ Set) at Rotondes, as part of the Congés Annulés festival.
What: Private vinyl market
Where: Rotondes, 3 Place des Rotondes
When: Sunday, 18 August between 12-6pm - FREE - more info here
Are you a compulsive vinyl shopper looking for rare gems, or need to get some kilos off your current collection? Come to Vide-Disques – Merch-O-Rama, Luxembourg’s first private music flea market. If you’d like to sell, register with nicolas.przeor@rotondes.lu.
What: Sunset Cinema
Where: 34 Rue Neugarten, Vianden
When: Saturday, 17 August – FREE – more info here
Sunset Cinema is openings its doors in Vianden this Saturday with a free screening of Back To The Future! Bring snacks, film starts at 9pm.
What: Crémant. Lots of crémant.
Where: Remich
When: Sunday, 18 August as of 11am - FREE - more info here
This may just be the most Luxembourgish thing ever, but prepare for Miss Crémant of Luxembourg 2024 to be crowned this weekend in Remich. There will be lots of food and drinks as well as a DJ for those wanting to pop into the party for a little bit.
What: For all petrol heads
Where: Pétange, rue de Linger
When: Saturday, 17 August between 10am-9pm - more info here
Old and youngtimers gather in Petange on Saturday for ‘Start your engine 2024', a celebration of classic motorised vehicles. Check out the cars being showcased as DJs and food stands provide grooves and refreshments.
What: English guided tour
Where: City Museum, 14 Rue du St Esprit
When: Sunday, 18 August at 4pm – more info here
Every Sunday you can take part in a free English guided tour of the exhibition “The Luxembourg Story: More than 1000 years of urban history” at the City Museum. This is the best place to learn about our country’s history.
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