What: Pop and R&B from Luxembourg vocal star
Where: Rockhal, 5 Avenue du Rock’n’Roll, L-4361 Esch-sur-Alzette
When: Saturday, 13 December at 8pm – info & tickets
Warm vocals, lush arrangements and a visual world that balances strength and emotion – Krick brings her bold new era to the stage at Rockhal. We’ve been big fans since her participation in the finals of the Luxembourg Song Contest 2024. With her new album and fresh singles like “My Way” and “Way Too Busy,” and a sound inspired by jazz, R&B and a hint of Disney magic, this show is set to be something real. Support comes from Josh Island.
What: Festive market
Where: Wiltz Castle, 35 Rue du Château, L‑9516 Wiltz
When: Friday, 12 December at 6pm – more info here
Head up to Wiltz, where, under the giant marquee at the Wiltz Castle amphitheatre, countless Christmas delicacies and an enchanting entertainment programme for young and old awaits its visitors.
What: Join the audience choir
Where: All Nations Church, 85 Avenue Pasteur, L‑2311 Limpertsberg
When: Saturday, 13 December at 5pm – more info here
There’s nothing like some carol singing to get you in the festive spirit. On Saturday, 13 December at 5pm, everyone is welcome to join in with the All Nations Church of Luxembourg’s Christmas carol singing in Limpertsberg. Warm up to Silent Night, Joy To The World, and O Holy Night.
What: Mahler’s 6th Symphony
Where: Philharmonie, 1, place de l’Europe, L‑1499 Luxembourg
When: Thursday, 11 December at 7.30pm – info & tickets
Experience Mahler like never before as the Luxembourg Philharmonic performs his gargantuan symphony on Thursday. A specially invented instrument – a 10 kg hammer striking a massive wooden box – marks the dramatic “blows of fate”. Feel the power and emotional complexity of this legendary work in full force.
What: The Grinch and Home Alone
Where: 1 Rue de la Montée, L-4981 Reckange-sur-Mess, Luxembourg
When: Friday, 12 December at 5pm – more info here
Reckange-sur-Mess is hosting a family-friendly cinema evening this week at the Pëtzenhaus, with screenings of The Grinch at 5.30pm and Home Alone at 7.30pm, both shown in German with French subtitles. Food and drinks are available, and the set-up has been designed for comfort, with cushions and chairs provided and the option to bring a blanket. Presented by the municipality and local partners, and this tip came from What’s On: Family Edition!
What: Market, entertainment, food, games...
Where: Around City centre
When: Until end of the month – more info here
During the festive season, Winterlights transforms Luxembourg City into a warm and magical place filled with lights, music, and joyful moments for residents and visitors alike. Giant Christmas trees, rides for children, trampolines, the giant pyramid and the ferris wheel will delight visitors of all ages. And don’t miss out on the free workshops and endless food stands. There’s something going on every day.
What: Fairytale in Luxembourgish
Where: Grand Théâtre, 1, rond-point Schuman, L-2525 Luxembourg
When: Sunday, 14 December at 5pm (but more next week) – info & tickets
Writer Cosimo Suglia and director Daliah Kentges reunite to bring a fresh Luxembourgish take on the Grimm brothers’ Hänsel a Gréidel, continuing the Grand Théâtre’s festive tradition of reimagining classics through a contemporary lens. Missing their mother and ignored by their struggling father, the two siblings wander into the forest and stumble upon a gingerbread house. A spellbinding journey begins, blending theatre, music, and dance.
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