There are tons of parties, dinners, and special events happening on 31 December – and we’ve compiled a list of all the best spots to ring in the New Year in the link above!
Fitting neatly betwixt Christmas and New Year’s, this contemporary adaptation of Saint-Exupéry’s masterpiece features acrobatics, choreography, and video projections – and comes with English subtitles!
When: From Friday, 27 December until Sunday, 5 January
Where: Grand Théâtre (Grande Salle)
Cost: From €15 (regular admission)
Whilst most venues are on a holiday break, Luxembourg’s cinemas are still open for business for these last few days of the year. Catch Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu (released on Christmas Day) at Kinepolis or head to Cinémathèque to see the wonderfully apt Poor Things, Past Lives, and The Holdovers.
This show has been running non-stop this entire holiday season (including on 24 and 25 December)! If you haven’t been yet, there’s still daily shows up until early January.
When: Every day until 5 January
Where: Glacis
Cost: From €30 (depending on availability)
Not every institution has closed its doors over the holidays. Curated by Carlitos himself, this super secret show on Saturday gives audiences a chance to get one last laugh in before New Year’s.
When: Saturday, 28 December, 21:00 to 23:00
Where: Carlitos Comedy Club
Cost: Regular Admission – €15
As part of the current ‘Black Air’ exposition at Casino, children (accompanied by their parents) are invited to explore the space on this narrated tour.
When: Sunday, 29 December, 14:00 to 14:45
Where: Casino Luxembourg
Cost: Free (reservations recommended at visites@casino-luxembourg.lu)
Similarly, Mudam will stay open throughout this twilight period, and even offers a guided tour in English on Sunday. What better way to cap off this passing year than with a little bit of art?
When: Sunday, 29 December, 16:00 to 16:45
Where: Mudam
Cost: Free (included in the regular admission fee)