Welcome to the weekend: see award-winning short films, find a second-hand bike, hear the blues-rock of The Black Keys or folk of José Gonzalez, join the protest on Saturday, chat to astronauts, or celebrate Afro-Caribbean culture.
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1. Take a ride to the second-hand bike market
What: All things two-wheelers
Where: Rotondes, 3 Pl des Rotondes, 2448 Bonnevoie
When: Saturday, 28 June as of 10am – more info here
Got a bike collecting dust in the basement? Looking for the perfect ride to zip around the city, or maybe a two-wheeler for your kid? For one day only, the second-hand bike market We Ride at Rotondes lets you sell your old bike or find the one that makes your heart race. Road bikes, mountain bikes, vintage rides, BMXs, or kids' bikes – there's something for every style and every pair of legs. There's also gear to shop.
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2. See The Black Keys
What: Bluesy rock
Where: Rockhal, 5 Av du Rock'n'Roll, 4361 Esch-sur-Alzette
When: Sunday, 29 June at 7pm – info & tickets
The Black Keys are a critically acclaimed American rock duo delivering a gritty blend of blues rock, garage rock, and soul. Known for their raw, minimalist sound featured on hits such as Tighten Up and Lonely Boy. See them at the Rockhal while there are still tickets.
3. Hear José Gonzalez in Wiltz
What: Intimate singer-songwriter
Where: 1 Rue du Chateau, L-9538 Wiltz
When: Sunday, 29 June at 7.30pm – info & tickets
The Swedish-Argentinian singer-songwriter José González has managed to conquer the world's great stages with only three solo albums in 18 years, remaining true to his intimate and introspective style. This year, González returns to the Festival de Wiltz, where he last performed in 2017, captivating the audience once again with his enchanting sound.
4. Celebrate Afro-Caribbean culture
What: Promoting Afro-Caribbean cultures
Where: Centre Culturel, Tramsschapp, Luxembourg
When: Saturday, 28 June between 11am-11pm – more info here
After more than two years of absence, the Lux African Festival returns for a sixth edition. Expect exhibitors, delicious food from various regions and countries, traditional dance performances, a fashion show and other surprises. Lots to be discovered!
5. Watch 32 award-winning short films
What: Top global films
Where: Cinémathèque, 17 Pl du Théâtre, 2613 Luxembourg
When: Friday, 27 June–Saturday, 28 June – info & programme
Experience two days of exceptional cinema at the Cinémathèque as 32 award-winning short films from across the globe are screened, each honoured by its national film academy. Curated by the Académie des César in collaboration with D'Filmakademie, this unique event showcases the best short films of the year, including César, Oscar, and Goya winners. Entry is free, and all films come with English subtitles.
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6. Chat to astronauts at Asteroid Day Festival
What: All things space
Where: Cercle Cité, 2 Rue Genistre, 1623 Luxembourg
When: Thursday, 26 June–Saturday, 28 June – more info here
Whether you're a young explorer, a space enthusiast, or looking for an educational day out, enter the Asteroid Day Festival, where space science and fun collide. Listen to inspiring talks, take part in workshops, and chat to astronauts and experts from around the world. Organised by the Asteroid Foundation.
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7. Show solidarity with national demonstration
What: Pensions, healthcare, and fair working conditions
Where: Departing from Gare
When: Saturday, 28 June at 11am – more info here
Luxembourg's trade unions are hosting a national demonstration on Saturday, addressing a range of issues like Sunday working conditions and pension reforms to concerns in the healthcare sector. The demonstration is set to begin at 11am, just next to Luxembourg City's central train station. The turnout is expected to be high.
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