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What: Over 120 screenings
Where: Various, see schedule in link below
When: Until 20 October – info & tickets
The annual CinEast festival shines a spotlight on Central and Eastern European cinema, with Croatia being the country of focus this year. Expect dozens of screenings, talks with directors, invited actors, and a concert and exhibition programme running until 20 October.
What: Burst of energy
Where: Melusina, 145 Rue de la Tour Jacob, 1831 Grund
When: Friday, 4 October at 9pm – info & tickets
Marking the opening of CinEast 2024, Lidiya Koychevaand her Balkan Orkestra will be bringing Gypsy music and Balkan energy to Melusina, followed by a DJ party.
What: Gospel and jazz
Where: Philharmonie, 1 Pl. de l’Europe, 1499 Luxembourg
When: Sunday, 6 October at 7.30pm – info & tickets
Vibrant and full of warmth, Lizz Wright’s alto voice has taken her to stages around the world. Expect a repertoire that blends gospel, blues, and jazz, revisiting the Great American Songbook as well as playing her own songs. She also leads her own record label – a true visionary for today’s music industry.
What: Sports & wellness centre
Where: Coque, 2 Rue Léon Hengen, 1745 Kirchberg
When: Sunday, 6 October from 11am–5pm – more info here
Try out new sports like wall climbing, fitness, sports classes, and wellness at the Coque this Sunday. There’s also face painting, mini golf, and XXL darts for kids. It’ll be a fun family affair.
What: 10-minute, fun presentations
Where: Cercle Cité, 2 Rue Genistre, 1623 Luxembourg
When: Friday, 4 October at 7pm – info & tickets
Six scientists from Luxembourg are participating in this Luxembourg Science Slam series – a format which combines the communication of current research and enjoyable entertainment. The scientists are allowed 10 minutes on stage to present a piece of their work to a public audience.
What: Audience seated around
Where: Grand Théâtre,1 Bd Robert Schuman, 2525 Luxembourg
When: Friday, 4 October to Sunday, 6 October – more info here
Boris Charmatz, the new director of the Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch returns to Luxembourg with his first piece for the troupe of 26 dancers. Seated around the dance space, the audience can watch Liberty Cathedral – a choreography of a storm of gestures, a cathedral without walls. The performance is sold out, but email tickets@lestheatres.lu or call on the night for a chance to still get a spot.
What: Book on!
Where: St. Gengoul, 26 Rue Saint-Hubert, 1744 Merl
When: Saturday, 5 October – Sunday, 6 October – info & tickets
Book On! is a literature festival for children packed with 10 exciting workshops, performances, storytelling sessions, and other fun activities, all led by talented authors, artists, and educators from Luxembourg. The event is organised by the Lithuanian community of Luxembourg.
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