Latest Events in Luxembourg(December Updated)

A pivotal figure in contemporary art, Eleanor Antin's explorations of identity and historical narrative resonate deeply with contemporary discourse. This monographic exhibition, the artist's first major European exhibition, immerses viewers in over fifty years of her radical, interdisciplinary work. Born in New York in 1935, Antin played a pivotal role in the development of Conceptual art, performance art, and the feminist movement, leaving a profound influence on American art in the 20th and 21st centuries.

At dusk, in the narrow streets and alleys of the old town, the track is lined with rows of spectators who never stop, the Place Guillaume is absolutely noisy, the green parks in the city center are quiet and peaceful, and the small festivals in the exclusive residential areas are bustling. Luxembourg Marathon - it is much more than just running. Luxembourg Marathon - it is much more than running, it is a short break from the long weekend, it is culture and shopping, it is also a samba festival and a market. Luxembourg is one of the most beautiful capitals in Europe, small and luxurious. Here, the historical city center grows on steep sandstone rocks; there, the modern and lively banking and financial center is located on the top of Kirchberg Hill. The ING Luxembourg Night Marathon brings together different parts of the city, sports and culture, and the more than 100 nationalities that live in the city. Be part of this great running movement in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Celebrate with us in the small alleys of the city center and in the elegant Philharmonic building! We will be happy to meet you in Luxembourg! The 11th edition will be held under the usual motto: quality over quantity. As the number of participants is limited to 10,000, register now to make sure you will be part of the ING Luxembourg Night Marathon! You can decide on the day of the race whether to run the marathon or half marathon, or even during the race! Register now to secure your starting spot!

Luxembourg City Gardens (LUGA) plans to continue hosting three summer festivals in Luxembourg City on Sunday, August 31, September 7, and September 14, 2025. Each event offers unique activities in a green outdoor setting and is free to attend. Organizers describe the events as "a great opportunity to make the most of summer and come together for fun and friendly activities inspired by LUGA's core themes." On Sunday, August 31, from 12 noon to 6 pm, the LUGA Lab festival will take place at the LUGA Lab in the Odendaal Park in Luxembourg-Pfaffental. Workshops will be held on Japanese botanical prints, plant-based prints, and handmade dried flowers. There will also be a reading corner, a puppet theater, and performances on the themes of Melusina and waste reduction. On Sunday, September 7th, from 12 noon to 6 pm, the Science Centre Festival will take place at the LUGA Science Centre in the Petrus Park in the Grund district of Luxembourg. Events will include a plant seed exchange and workshops on topics such as biodiversity, bees, screen printing, Japanese botanical prints, and crochet. There will also be a reading corner, a puppet poetry performance, and performances focusing on water resources, sustainable fashion, and environmental protection. On Sunday, September 14th, from 12 noon to 6 pm, the Culture Centre Festival will take place at the LUGA Cultural Centre in the Gennex-Wies Municipal Park in Luxembourg City. Activities will include a circus school and workshops in bookmaking, crochet, Japanese botanical prints, botanical printing, and woodworking. There will also be urban sound installations, musical lunch breaks, puppet shows, storytelling sessions, and interactive theater performances for children.