Another action-packed week with film festivals for older children, Easter egg hunts for younger ones, and a wide range of cultural and practical activities.
Aimed at children and families, the Easter Egg Hunt 2026 invites participants to set off on a playful search organised by the municipal libraries of the City of Aubange, where Lilou the storytelling bunny returns with three new mysterious and magical tales.
Participants can explore three walking routes across Athus, Halanzy, and Rachecourt, choosing to complete one or more while searching for hidden eggs and discovering Lilou’s stories along the way. At the end of each route, participants will be asked a few questions and receive a small chocolate reward.
The hunt runs until 4 April 2026. Participants can collect a hunt booklet from one of the Aubange libraries, which includes walking maps and a participation form. Completed forms must be returned to a library by 4 April to receive a prize.
A closing celebration will take place on 6 April 2026 from 10.00 at the Clémarais estate, featuring Easter-themed games, activities, storytelling and a prize draw.
Participants are advised to follow basic safety rules, including staying on pavements, crossing at designated crossings, respecting traffic signs, and avoiding private property.
Read more about the event here.
Just over the border, a contemporary reworking of Swan Lake will take to the stage at the Maison de la Culture d’Arlon on 24 March at 20.30, as Europa Danse Company presents a bold reinterpretation of the classic ballet.
Performed by fifteen young professional dancers, the production revisits the tragic love story of Siegfried and Odette, blending classical technique with contemporary movement. Choreographed by Laurent Drousie, the piece explores the tension between purity and illusion, drawing on the enduring duality of good and evil.
Audiences are invited to gather at the MCA bar from 19.30 before the performance and again afterwards, offering a chance to reflect on this modern interpretation.
Tickets and reservations are available via the Maison de la Culture d’Arlon website.
More details here.
A guided museum visit designed for parents with babies will take place at the Villa Vauban – Musée d’Art de la Ville de Luxembourg, offering a calm and relaxed way to engage with art.
Held in a quiet and welcoming setting, the session allows participants to explore selected works at their own pace, while sharing the experience with other parents.
The format is tailored to accommodate babies, with a focus on comfort and flexibility throughout the visit. Sessions will take place on 25 March and 29 April from 10.30 to 11.30.
The event is open to adults with babies up to one year old. Facilities include space for prams and a changing table.
More details here.
A puppet-making workshop for children aged 6 to 12 will take place at Mudam Luxembourg – Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean, inspired by the work of artist Simon Fujiwara.
The session introduces participants to Who the Bear, a character with no fixed identity that changes form and story depending on its surroundings. Children will create their own puppets using a range of materials, imagining their character’s transformations, personality and adventures.
The workshop will be held on 26 March from 14.30 to 16.30 and forms part of the exhibition Simon Fujiwara: A Whole New World.
No prior experience or equipment is required. The session will be conducted in Luxembourgish, French, German and English.
Participation costs €10 per session, or €1.50 for Kulturpass holders. Advance booking is required.
More details here.
The municipal library of Differdange will host an evening of activities at the Aalt Stadhaus on 27 March from 18.00 as part of the Night of the Libraries.
The programme includes cake tasting for visitors arriving in the afternoon, a drawing competition open to children, teenagers and adults, and a selection of new books offered to attendees.
A special ‘Bib fir Kids’ session for children aged seven and over, led by Sandy, will take place at 19.00, followed by a creative writing workshop for adults at 19.30 with Manon Della Siega.
The event offers a chance to rediscover the library in a relaxed and sociable setting. Registration is required for both the children’s session and the adult writing workshop.
More details here.
A storytelling workshop for children aged 4 to 6 will take place on 28 March from 10.30 to 11.30 in Luxembourg City. The session follows a playful tale featuring mischievous monsters whose antics, while amusing, can push boundaries.
Through imaginative storytelling, children are invited to explore themes of rest and balance, discovering that even the most energetic characters need a pause from time to time.
The workshop combines humour and creativity, encouraging young participants to engage with stories that spark both laughter and reflection.
Advance booking is required.
More details here.
A short film screening for young audiences will take place at Casino Luxembourg – Forum d’Art Contemporain on 29 March at 11.00, in partnership with Filmakademie.
The session forms part of the Short Film Festival, an annual initiative that aims to broaden access to short films and showcase the diversity of the format. Audiences are invited to discover a curated selection of works highlighting creativity across styles and themes.
The festival is supported by the Short Film Agency and the ‘Faites des Courts, Fête des Films’ association, and is open to audiences in France and internationally.
The event is free to attend. It is recommended for children aged 12 to 19, and younger participants with adult supervision.
More details here.
See you next week for more info on what’s going on in Luxembourg! And you can see all of the events happening in the month of March here.
