Those in charge were fairly satisfied with the festivities and their impact in 2023. President Charles Hary noted a noticeable resurgence in public interest in celebration, evidenced by increased attendance at fairs and funfairs. Anticipating a continuation of this trend, fairground operators are optimistic about the prospects for 2024.
During the meeting, the committee paid tribute to Gaston Becker, a respected member of the Luxembourg fairground community. Additionally, a donation of €5,000 to Vicar General Patrick Muller was announced to support the renovation of the Glacis chapel.
The meeting took place as carnival season is in full swing, with the upcoming Diekirch Cavalcade scheduled for Sunday.
Schueberfouer:
23 August - 11 September
Octave in Luxembourg City:
20 April - 5 May
Winterlights in Luxembourg City:
22 November - 1 January 2025
Éimaischen (Nospelt & Luxembourg City):
1 April
Bonnevoie:
12 July - 16 July
Differdange:
19 April - 5 May
Dudelange:
21 June - 7 July
11 - 20 October
Diekirch:
2 - 18 August
20 - 29 September
Esch-sur-Alzette:
28 March - 14 April
17 May - 2 June
Ettelbruck:
20 July - 4 August
21 September - 6 October
Gasperich:
24 - 28 May
Central railway station (Luxembourg City):
7 - 23 June
Echternach:
17 - 22 May
20 - 24th September
Clemency:
17 - 20 May
Bascharage:
9 - 13 May
Niederkorn:
19 - 28 July
Merl:
9 - 14 May
Pétange:
14 - 18 June
8 - 17 November
Rumelange:
27 April - 5 May
28 September - 6 October
Obercorn:
11 - 14 October
Walferdange:
20 - 27 October
Cessange:
19 - 23 April
