What's On? 15–18 October7 things to do in and around Luxembourg this weekend

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Welcome to the weekend: Tennis, threads, tats, and tunes.
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1. 'Close to the uncertain' writing workshop

What: A writing workshop with the work of Brenthe Brincour at its core
Where: National musée, Luxembourg
When: 15 October – more info here

Led by Caroline Rocco from CID Fraen an Gender, this workshop explores writing as a means of learning and gaining experience. Through collective writing exercises and engagement with the work of Berthe Brincour, participants discover how writing can serve as a socially embedded practice of creating and sharing knowledge.

The workshop takes place between 5.30pm and 7.30pm, and a reservation is required.

© Berthe Brincour / National musée

2. Sleaford Mods in concert

What: One of the UK's most unique bands get ready to rock the Grand Duchy
Where: Rockhal, Esch-Belval
When: 16 October – more info here

British post-punk provocateurs Sleaford Mods hit the Rockhal on 16 October with their explosive mix of razor-sharp social commentary, furious spoken word and hypnotic minimalist beats. Expect biting humour, raw energy, and zero compromises from one of the UK's most electrifying live acts.

3. Luxembourg Tattoo Convention

What: Second edition of the tattoo and body art expo
Where: LuxExpo The Box
When: 16–18 October – more info here

Following a successful debut, the Luxembourg Tattoo Convention returns to LuxExpo for three days celebrating tattooing and body art. Discover over 300 international artists, tattoo competitions, live demonstrations, performances, talks, and plenty of entertainment, alongside creative stalls and street food. Whether you're looking for fresh ink, artistic inspiration or simply a fun day out, there's something for everyone.

4. Luxembourg Fashion Week 2026

What: A glamorous night filled with bold creativity
Where: Hôtel Le Royal, Ville-Haute, Luxembourg
When: 17 October – more info here

Under the theme "No Limits", this year's edition of Luxembourg Fashion Week will be an evening of elegance, creativity and exceptional talent, as 13 designers at the top of their craft showcase their work.

Tickets are available here.

As you may expect from such an event, guests are asked to dress appropriately to the occasion: in the organisers' own words, dress with "elegance, style, and creativity".

5. Luxembourg Ladies Tennis Masters 2026

What: Eight WTA legends compete at the highest level.
Where: Centre National Sportif & Culturel COQUE
When: 15–18 October – more info here

Tennis legends return to Luxembourg as the Luxembourg Ladies Tennis Masters takes over the Coque.

Eight former WTA stars, including defending champion Angelique Kerber, two-time Wimbledon winner Petra Kvitova and fan favourite Agnieszka Radwańska, will battle it out in an exciting knockout tournament.

Tickets available here.

© Roland Miny

6. Books & Beats at Rotondes

What: Storytelling, music and art come together for a creative celebration

Where: Rotondes, Luxembourg–Bonnevoie

When: 16–17 October – more info here

Books & Beats kicks off the 2026 season with a two-day celebration bringing together storytelling, electronic music and collaborative art. The event opens with Frequency Friday, featuring Belgian outfit MONOMONO / IIIOIIOIIIOIIO and special guests for a night of experimental sounds, alternative pop, techno influences and immersive electronic soundscapes.

General admission is free, with certain workshops requiring registration.

7. Neumünster Heritage Days

What: Discover centuries of history through a variety of events

Where: Neumünster Abbey

When: 17–18 October – more info here

Step back in time at Neumünster for the 2026 European Heritage Days, a weekend celebrating history, craftsmanship and creativity. Explore the former abbey’s fascinating past through guided tours, get hands-on with traditional crafts like calligraphy, bookbinding and leatherwork, and enjoy live music, performances and workshops.

With activities for all ages, it’s a chance to discover Luxembourg’s rich heritage and the traditions keeping it alive.

Admission is free, but certain events may have limited attendance.

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