Cinema Paradiso : A new venue and a cinema weekend for all ages!

On the weekend of November 1st, Cinema Paradiso and Afternoon Adventures move into their new home: Théâtre des Capucins!

Travel to Mexico with Coco, get swept away by the poetry of La Colline aux cailloux, and relive the timeless magic of E.T. – The Extra-Terrestrial on the big screen.

A weekend full of emotions, adventures, and movie magic for the whole family.

Programme

• Saturday, Nov 1 – 16:00: Coco (Original version with French subtitles) – Afternoon Adventures | Ages 7+

• Sunday, Nov 2 – 10:00: Coco (French version) – Cinema Paradiso | Ages 7+

• Sunday, Nov 2 – 15:00: La Colline aux cailloux – Cinema Paradiso | Ages 4+

• Sunday, Nov 2 – 16:30: E.T. – Der Außerirdische – Cinema Paradiso | Ages 7+

All Cinema Paradiso screenings begin with a short introduction by a member of the Cinémathèque team.

High Fever – The Paranoia Project

High Fever returns to the Théâtre National du Luxembourg (TNL) after last season’s sold-out shows.
Directed by Max Blom, this electrifying performance explores themes of paranoia, madness, and isolation, weaving together texts by Lydia Lunch, Hunter S. Thompson, Patti Smith, Dylan Thomas, and others.

Actor Christiani Wetter delivers a captivating performance, accompanied live by musician Jorge de Moura.

A show that’s raw, intense, and darkly humorous – not for the faint of heart.

Walt Weiskopf Quartet – A Landmark Concert in Luxembourg 

This November, Jazz Forum Luxembourg is thrilled to welcome legendary saxophonist Walt Weiskopf for his first performance in Luxembourg in many years.

Renowned for his powerful tone, lyrical phrasing, and musical depth, Walt Weiskopf has made his mark as a performer, composer, and author.
From his early days with the Buddy Rich Big Band to collaborations with Frank Sinatra, Steely Dan, Boz Scaggs, and Michael McDonald, he has captivated audiences around the world.

In addition to his performance career, he is the author of seven acclaimed books on jazz improvisation and has built a rich discography of original compositions and bold reinterpretations of jazz standards.

A must-see event for jazz fans in Luxembourg.

Rainy Days Festival 

From November 18 to 23, the Rainy Days Festival at the Philharmonie explores the theme “bodies”, curated by Luxembourgish composer Catherine Kontz.

This year’s edition celebrates the presence of the body in both the creation and experience of music, through an immersive programme featuring concerts, interactive performances, installations, and sound walks.

Highlights include a meeting of music and judo, a performance by Les Percussions de Strasbourg using their own bodies as instruments, and concerts by ensembles like Ensemble Recherche, Explore, and Exaudi.
The festival will also feature works by British experimental composer Michael Parsons.

Whether you’re a dedicated music lover or simply curious, it’s a multi-sensory experience not to miss.

Science Festival – National Museum of Natural History

The Science Festival returns to the Natural History Museum with 62 exciting activities – including interactive workshops and live shows – designed to explore science and technology in a fun, hands-on way.

Here, it’s not “don’t touch” but “touch everything!” Because discovery starts with participation.

The festival welcomes all curious minds aged 6 and up – with no upper limit!

You’ll find the full programme, workshop and show descriptions, and a site map online.

Show Reservations
Some shows require booking in advance due to limited seating.
Note: reservations become void if you don’t enter the venue 10 minutes before showtime.

Book now via the link : more information

Jazz Break – Take a Break

In January, Jazz Break kicks off its flagship event of the season: Take a Break (January 19–25, 2026).
A whole week dedicated to dance – with special workshops, dance evenings, and a special highlight for beginners on the weekend of January 24–25.

The event is part of Jazz Break, a vibrant dance programme focused on Solo Jazz, Swing, and vernacular Jazz. Open to all levels, Jazz Break aims to make jazz dance accessible, friendly, and joyful.
The goal? To dance, learn, express yourself freely, and connect through music.

Local and international dancers, musicians, and teachers regularly gather in this welcoming and lively space.

All workshops are accessible to Kulturpass holders for €1.50 per session.
More info coming soon!