Discover the dark side of Luxembourg City’s fortress and many other sombre legends by joining a guided tour through the upper old town and the Grund district during the Halloween period. Tours start on 30 October to Saturday 2 November at 17:30-19:30. Ticket prices €18.
Experience the 2024 League of Legends World Championship Finallive as it is streamed from London at 14:45. Kinepolis. Tickets cost €17,95.
Listen to Today Radio’s competitions to win tickets for this sold-out night at den Atelier. Renowned as one of the pre-eminent DJs and producers in the industry, Purple Disco Machine has captivated audiences far and wide.
An opportunity to watch this documentary about Andy Warhol through interviews and previously unseen material. Tickets start at €17.45
For all Peaky Blinders fans, check out Ballet Rambert’s interpretation of “The Redemption of Thomas Shelby”. Following a sold-out UK theatre tour, the 18 dancers are performing with a live on-stage band, playing specially commissioned music as well as the iconic Peaky Blinders tracks from Nick Cave, Radiohead and others. Tickets still available for all performances at the time of writing.
They’re back! Don’t miss the French Funk Federation‘s (FFF for short) long-awaited return to Luxembourg, featuring their first album in 23 years “I scream”. Tickets are €33.40.
Elfriede Jelinek’s ‘Winterreise’, normally performed in German will be shown with English surtitles tonight. This multidisciplinary performance exploring the fragility of human nature is set to Schubert’s music. Grand Theatre at 20:00.
Bringing their third album Reason Enough, the London four-piece Crows are coming to the Rotondes with their punk and post-punk sound. Supported by Real Farmer. Grab your tickets here.
Sing along to Pirate Productions’ rendition of the classic musical ‘The Sound of Music’ at the Kinneksbond Cultural Centre in Mamer for 5 performances. Hurry to buy your tickets before they sell out. In English. €29 adults, €17 for children.
Discover crystals, jewellery design, gemstone-related arts and crafts, fossils and meteorites at this year’s Mineral Expo. Open from 10.00 to 18:00 both days. Tickets are €10.
As part of Rockhal’s Temple of Metal, Dream Theater, the progressive metal pioneers with a devoted global fan base are coming to Luxembourg. Hurry, there are only some tickets left at time of writing. Tickets cost €74.
Every November, as darkness sweeps the globe, thousands of people from over 50 cities will pull on their running shoes and flashing armbands and hit the streets to Run in the Dark. Join thousands of fellow runners in Luxembourg, to run or walk 5k or 10k distance. You can register here. The price is €37, starts at 20.00 a the Rives de Clausen.
Getdown Services from Minehead in the UK and known for turning a casual laugh into a musical force, are touring with their genre-bending sound - ranging from disco and synth pop to hard rock, fused with tirades about modern life. Catch them at deGudde Wellen in Luxembourg City at 21:00. Tickets from €11.
For the more ambitious among you, watch a double play adapted from two Ingmar Berman films - Apres la repetition / Persona. Brought by the well-known director Ivo van Hove, you can watch this French play with English surtitles tonight. Starts at 20:00- Tickets from €20.
The Canadian ballet star Guillaume Côté and 5 dancers are bringing an exploration of the myth of Ulysees to Europe. Called X (Dix) , this European premiere mixes classical ballet with contemporary forms. Starts at 20:00. Tickets start at €22.50.
Luxembourg’s largest charity event, the Bazar International, returns to LuxExpo with over 30,000 visitors expected for a three-day celebration of global cultures, volunteerism, and fundraising. For a taste of the delicious offerings on offer, take a look at Today Radio’s Meredith & Emma sampling a few delicious snacks. For further details, click here.
The Red Lions will be hosting Bulgaria in their return match of the UEFA Nations League Games. Start is at 20:45. More information to follow.
With a reputation for one of the best live acts on the plant, this could be a helluva night with The Baboon Show. Tickets €30,10.
Tickets to the hottest gig in town this month have sold out but listen to Today Radio and join in competitions to win tickets to see one of the UK’s most exciting new bands, The Last Dinner Party playing at the Rockhal in Esch/Belval.
Your last chance this year to go to the monthly market on the Glacis to buy flowers, fruits & vegetables, typical Luxembourgish products, clothing and decorative objects. 10:00 - 17:00
Whether you’re a long time fan or new to his work, Trentemoller‘s live performances are not to be missed. Dive into his unique soundscapes and memorable melodies over the last two decades at Kulturfabrik in Esch sur Alzette. Pre-sale tickets are €28 .
The Red Lions will be hosting Northern Ireland in their return match of the UEFA Nations League Games at the new stadium. Start is at 20:45. More information to follow.
The three-time Grammy Award-winning Soweto Gospel Choir returns to CAPE in Ettelbruck, bringing with them a touch of hope and joy. The programme starts with South African freedom songs, moving to interpretations of songs by Billie Holiday, James Brown and Aretha Franklin. Starts at 20:00. Tickets cost €36.
“Extremes” is the motto of this year’s Rainy Days Festival at the Philharmonie. If it’s new experiences you are after, delve into modern classics, a new piano concerto without pianist, Japanese/British duo Zashiki Warashi opening the festival, listen to the sound of 20 pipers or hear the natural world on a trail inside the Philharmonie.
It’s already that time of the year. The Christmas and Winterlights festival transforms Luxembourg City into a winter wonderland with twinkly lights, Christmas markets across the city, live concerts, exhibitions and fun fair rides. Watch this space on whether the outdoor ice rink will also make an appearance this year.
Why not head to Trier to one of the prettiest and most traditional Christmas markets in the region and enjoy a glass of Gluhwein, a sausage, browse in the amazing brush stall, pick out the ornaments to hang on this year’s tree. or find that last-minute present. Opens at 10.30 on weekdays and Saturday, 11.00 on Sunday.
For a weekend of art, head to Luxembourg Art Week - bringing together exhibitors, regional art centers and artist-run spaces. You can check out the online catalogue ahead to see if you can get your hands on an original piece of art. Early Bird tickets are €15, after that €20 per person. Glacis Square, Luxembourg City.
Rugby Club Luxembourg (RCL) is launching “Super Saturday” at Stade Josy Barthel. The day will feature four matches, starting with the U14 and U16 teams taking on RC Soignies. Following that, the U18s will play a local derby against CSCE in front of what is expected to be a large crowd. The main event will see RCL’s senior team face off against the current German champions SC Frankfurt 1880.
Celebrating the release of their latest album, Bigga Baggarddim, UB40 are performing at the Rockhal. Tickets are €70.
Why not try a Contact Improvisation Dance Jam with live music, hosted in collaboration with Mudam Luxembourg. This event offers an opportunity to explore movement and connection in the Luxembourg’s modern art museum, accompanied by live, improvised music. Free entry. 1830:20:30
Watch Jodie Comer making her West End debut in the award-winning play ‘Prima Facie’, put on by the National Theatre and brought to Cine Utopia in English at 20:00. Tickets cost €22,50.
If you are a fan of Scottish music, then this is for you. The Spirit of the Highlands, Pipes & Drums are celebrating their 15 year anniversary and are celebrating with a concert at the new cultural centre in Grevenmacher. Tickets are €15.
The Rockhal will once again transform into a giant research lab with their ‘Researchers’ Days’. With over 30 interactive workshops, researchers and science communicators are ready to engage with curious minds of all ages. Open to the public 10:00-19:00. Entrance is free, no need to register. The full programme is here.
Don’t miss this chance to buy handicrafts, second-hand and designer objects, as well as second-hand clothes and treats and all for a good cause at the Red Cross Bazaar. Head to the big tent on the Glacis. The food village will also allow you to eat on site and children can meet Kleeschen. Starts both days at 10:00.
Luxembourg’s magical Christmas Show is back on the Glacis. Prepare for a fun-filled event featuring acclaimed artists, including performers from Cirque de Soleil and the world-famous Monte-Carlo Circus Festival. With breathtaking performances, thrilling acts and a family friendly-atmosphere, Cirque de Lux is an animal-free show, which promises to be a magical experience for the entire family.
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Be sure to check back regularly as our monthly guide series evolves and expands. This guide is put together by Sasha Kehoe for Today Radio and RTL Today. Think we’ve missed something out, then send us your suggestions to contenttoday@rtl.lu.
