Here are the Tuffi children’s reading workshops offered as part of the Winterlights 2025 children’s programme:

6 December 2025 at 10:30 a.m., Lëtzebuerg City Museum (14, rue du St Esprit, L-1475 Luxembourg):
Marielle Piccolo – Tuffi Workshop (ages 8+; reservation required) > Christmas stories: The last Christmas tree
13 December 2025 at 10:30 a.m., Villa Vauban – Musée d’Art de la Ville de Luxembourg (18, av. Emile Reuter, L-2420 Luxembourg):
Sylvie Ory – Tuffi Atelier (ages 4-10; reservation required) > The tree that cries
20 December 2025 at 10:30 a.m., Lëtzebuerg City Museum (14, rue du St Esprit, L-1475 Luxembourg):
Pauline Discry – Tuffi Atelier (8+ years old; reservation required) > Christmas Stories: Mr Scrooge’s Christmas
27 December 2025 at 10.30 a.m., Cercle Cité Auditorium Henri Beck (2, rue Genistre, L-1623 Luxembourg):
Filmfriend – Tuffi Workshop (6+ years old; booking required) > Wollefszant

Following Ne me touchez pas (23–24), dancer and choreographer Laura Bachman returns to the Grand Theatre with a choreographic adaptation of Jean-Philippe Toussaint’s tetralogy M.M.M.M. With Commençons par faire l’amour (Let’s Start by Making Love), she draws on the novels published by Éditions de Minuit to create a theatre of powerful images and movements, where the boundaries between disciplines are blurred.

Sainte-Barbe: a tradition revisited in Esch

The National Centre for Industrial Culture (CNCI) and the Kulturfabrik are joining forces for the second time to revive the tradition of Sainte-Barbe, the iconic festival of miners and firefighters.

The evening of 5 December promises to be festive and memorable! On the programme: a night market featuring local creators, with a few workshops along the way, a parade by the Harmonie des Mineurs, musical performances, a blacksmithing demonstration, a screening of the short film 79 jours and even a craft beer created for the occasion, to be enjoyed with a Louis pitance!

A free evening, open to all, to celebrate the industrial history of the Minett region with creativity and conviviality, and thus pass on this heritage to younger generations.

Lex Gillen, artist and musician, and Sandra Chenut, qi gong teacher, combine their arts to guide you on a vibrational journey to the sound of original instruments, resonating with your inner vibrations. Through the space, music, movement and breath, you will connect with your inner self in a meditative movement. More than words, it is an experience of tranquillity and lightness to be enjoyed in an intimate atmosphere.

Required equipment: gym mat, blanket, comfortable clothing, flexible shoes.

Pascal Schumacher (vibraphone), Greg Lamy (guitar), Marc Demuth (double bass) and Jeff Herr (drums) are getting together at De Gudde Wëllen for an exceptional end-of-year concert. On the programme: a vibrant mix of original compositions, jazz standards and daring covers of pop songs, in a resolutely contemporary Modern Groove Jazz style. An evening celebrating the richness of the Luxembourg music scene and the chemistry between these four musicians, which promises to be a highlight of the end of the year.

The permanent trilingual exhibition (French, German, English) traces the period of the Second World War: the interwar years, life under dictatorship, repression and the reactions of the population, Nazi structures, concentration camps, the Holocaust and the post-war period. A section devoted to human rights and civil resistance completes the tour.

The museum also includes a memorial area with urns containing soil from various concentration camps and the sculpture ‘The Political Prisoner’ by Lucien Wercollier.

Temporary exhibitions are regularly added to this permanent exhibition, exploring certain themes in greater depth or offering contemporary perspectives on memory and history.