Where the Light Goes Quiet expo
Head to the BIL’s independent gallery and discover a selection of works by the artist Monique Becker. Enter Becker’s unique universe where black is not the absence of light or colour but a space of silence, density and introspection. The exhibition brings together a selection of works that showcase the evolution of artistic practice over time.
When: Until Friday 22 May (closed on weekends)
Where: BIL – galerie indépendante, Luxembourg City
Cost: Free
Opening: Women in War photo expo
American photo reporter Lynsey Addario has spent more than twenty years capturing the impact of the war on landscapes and people. In this expo, the focus is put on the life of women through the war – be it motherhood, survival or resilience in war zones – in countries like Afghanistan, South Sudan, Iraq, Libya, Syria and Ukraine. The expo is open on 4 April, 30 May and 27 June.
When: Saturday 4 April, 14:30
Where: Musée de la Résistance, Esch-Alzette
Cost: €5 (grants visitors access to the permanent exhibitions as well)
Guided tour of the Brasserie Nationale brewery
For the beer fans: explore the Brasserie Nationale – home to Bofferding, Battin and Funck-Bricher – and learn more about its two-century-long history. Tour participants will be able to taste unfilitered beer (Gezwéckelten) as well as take part in a tasting session.
When: Saturday 4 April, 15:00-17:00
Where: Brasserie Nationale, Bascharage
Cost: €20
Learning opportunities
Every month, the ‘Table des langues’ comes together at the Rotondes to create a space where participants can practice their language skills in an informal setting. Volunteers will keep the conversation flowing at various tables, so that participants can improve on the language they chose to learn. Note: Registration is encouraged.
When: Tuesday 7 April, 18:00
Where: Rotondes, Luxembourg-Gare
Cost: Free
Learn to ride a bike in 8 days
If you never got around to learning how to bike, here is your chance. Cycling organisation Provelo is running a workshop for adults that promises to teach you how to safely ride a bike and navigate the streets in just a few hours. Participants will be provided the necessary equipment. Note: Registration required ahead of time.
When: Wednesday 8 April to Friday 17 April, 17:30-19:30 daily (no classes on weekends)
Where: Cycles Arnold Kontz Bonnevoie, Luxembourg
Cost: €100
Festive events
Curated club night at De Gudde Wëllen
Head down to De Gudde Wëllen for a night of clubbing in an intimate space. Bringing together niche DJs and residents from underground collectives, bars, clubs and labels, this promises to be an electric night of dancing and making connections.
When: Friday 3 April, doors at 21:30
Where: De Gudde Wëllen, Luxembourg City
Cost: €10
No plans for Easter yet? Why not head to Luxembourg’s new multi-activity centre and try out their Easter brunch? The venue promises seasonal flavours, sweat treats, festive favourites and children’s activities to make your Sunday as lively and festive as possible. Note: You need to book a table ahead of time.
When: Sunday 5 April, 11:30-15:00
Where: GridX Food Hall, Wickrange
Cost: Varying
Plan ahead
Following the release of their seventh album – The Human Fear, Franz Ferdinand is making a stop in Luxembourg before heading towards a busy festival season across Europe, Australia and Japan. Irnini Mons, a band from Lyon in France will open the festivities.
When: Friday 10 April, doors open at 19:00, Franz Ferdinand at 21:00
Where: Rockhal
Cost: €56.50
Whether you practiced it in the 80s or picked up the hobby during its popularity boom in 2020, get ready to warm up your knees and wrists and head down to GridX for an afternoon on roller skates! Music, lights, fun outfits and skates (until supply lasts) are provided, you just need to bring your boogie to the venue (you may also bring your own skates if you have them).
When: Sunday 12 April, 15:00-21:00
Where: GridX, Wickrange
Cost: Free