Welcome to the weekend: Visit a job fair for young professionals, hear the tales of American songwriter Jake Xerxes Fussell, build LEGO robots, meet local artisans in Dudelange, dive into children's books, learn about parental wellbeing, or pay tribute to legendary local musician De Pascal Vu Wooltz.
1. Hear Jake Xerxes Fussell at Philharmonie
What: Tales of travel, redemption and love
Where: Philharmonie, 1 Pl. de l'Europe, 1499 Luxembourg
When: Thursday, 25 September at 7.30pm – info & tickets
Jake Xerxes Fussell revives a forgotten folk repertoire, filtering it through his own personal lens. Drawing inspiration from 20th-century field recordings, he transforms old songs into contemporary reflections on everyday life. A quiet, thoughtful evening for those who appreciate music that lingers long after the last note.
2. Meet local creators and producers in Dudelange
What: Artists and artisans
Where: Am Duerf square, 3465 Dudelange
When: Saturday, 27 September between 12-7pm – more info here
This alternative market celebrates local talent, niche shops, artists, and artisans, with a focus on inclusive production and environmentally friendly products. Discover goods made with care for both people and the planet, all in a vibrant, community-oriented setting. A place to shop thoughtfully and support sustainable practices.
3. Join a LEGO-robotics building workshop
What: Make LEGO come to life
Where: Trifolion, Porte St. Willibrord, 6486 Echternach
When: Saturday, 20 September at 5pm – info & tickets
Kids aged 7 to 12 are invited to build robots using LEGOs in this hands-on intro to coding, creativity, and technology. Make sure to book your slot in advance.
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4. Attend a maternity/parenting festival
What: All about parenting and wellbeing
Where: Foundry, 38 Route d'Esch, 1470 Luxembourg
When: Sunday, 28 September between 10am-6pm – info & tickets
Pay a visit to the Mamacare Festival, offering a full day of talks, workshops, as well as a curated marketplace focused on maternal and parental well-being, designed for families to connect, learn, and thrive. The goal is to make parents' lives easier.
5. Become a book worm for a day
What: Children's books
Where: Neumünster Abbey, Luxembourg
When: Saturday, 27 September – Sunday, 28 September – info & tickets
The 3rd edition of the book festival Book On! is all about nature and the environment in children's literature. Children up to the age of 12 and their families are invited to dive into the magical world of stories and illustrations brought to life through music, theatre, film and artistic workshops. Authors, illustrators, musicians and performers from around Europe will also hold creative workshops and shows.
6. Attend young career day
What: Meet Luxembourg's employers
Where: Luxexpo The Box, 10 Circuit de La Foire Internationale, 1347 Luxembourg
When: Friday, 26 September from 9.30am-5pm – more info here
The Unicareers fair allows young working professionals to meet Luxembourg companies within one day, and find job, internship, work-study contract or even R&D collaboration opportunities. This fair is open to all students and young professionals with less than 5 years of professional experience. Registration is mandatory.
7. Remember De Pascal Vu Wooltz
What: Scene pays tribute to local musician
Where: Den Atelier, 54 Rue de Hollerich, 1740 Luxembourg
When: Sunday, 28 September from 3pm – more info here
Friends and fellow musicians come together for a punk rock tribute to Pascal Vu Wooltz, whose spirit lives on through the music he loved. From afternoon into evening, multiple bands – including Weakonstruction with special guests – will take the stage. Entry is free, with donations going to the Fondation Thierry Van Werveke.
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