What: Europe Day
Where: Multiple locations
When: Saturday, 9 May – more info here
The unfortunate case of a national holiday falling on a weekend can be disregarded as the celebrations of the day eclipse a day off (maybe not quite...). A country that was one of the founding fathers of the European Union and basically the geographic centre of the continent has plenty in store for the day. On Saturday, 9 May, Europa Experience Luxembourg will celebrate Europe Day from 10am to 6pm, marking the 76th anniversary of the Schuman Declaration. Held at the European Parliament’s visitors' centre on 17 Av. John F. Kennedy, the event offers a chance to explore EU languages, gain insights into the union's agenda, discover career opportunities, and engage with the theme of unity in diversity.
What: Music, artists, food, and much more
Where: Reckange-sur-Mess, 53 Rue Jean-Pierre Hilger
When: 8–10 May – more info here
The fifth edition of the highly popular Messtival returns to Reckange-sur-Messe this weekend and visitors can expect a whole host of cultural experiences. Some of Luxembourg's most renowned artists will grace the stage in the south of the country, such as: Maz Universe, de Läb, Mutiny on the Bounty and many more. The festival is not just limited to music, with numerous stands and workshops scattered around the festival site, not to forget the copious amounts of food from around the globe.
What: Celebration of a
Where: Place d'Armes, Luxembourg City
When: Saturday, 9 May – more info here
To mark 30 years of inclusion, Fondation Autisme Luxembourg is hosting the FAL Village at Place d’Armes this Saturday, 9 May. Open from 10am to 6pm, the event invites the public to discover the foundation's work through an information village with themed tents, meet the team, and enjoy a full day of activities for all ages, including concerts, a photobooth, face painting, and a sports course. Entry is free so head down to show your support for a great cause.
What: Celebration of the arrival of spring
Where: 24 Rue du Parc de Gerlache, Differdange
When: Sunday, 10 May – more info here
Celebrate Holi, the Festival of Colours, with Indian Arts and Cultural Association of Luxembourg at Holi 2026 in Differdange. This joyful, family-friendly event marks the arrival of spring with music, dance, and vibrant eco-friendly colors. Visitors can enjoy live DJ sets, Indian food and drinks, cultural activities, face painting, balloon entertainment, and outdoor games, all in a lively atmosphere that brings together people from different cultures. Entry is free for all.
What: Etzella Ettelbruck vs Sparta Bertrange
Where: Hall du Deich, Ettelbruck
When: Sunday, 10 May – more info here
The pinnacle of Luxembourg's basketball season is upon us, following a long year two teams have reached the best of five finals series: Etzella Ettelbruck and Sparta Bartreng. The two teams both have American stars in their rosters and plenty of home grown talent too. It's the first to three points with everything to play for in the opening game.
What: The Wall in concert
Where: Address
When: Date – more info here
Experience The Wall – in concert, a spectacular live tribute to one of rock’s most iconic albums by Pink Floyd. Featuring legendary songs from The Wall, the show brings the rock opera to life with original musicians and guest performers who have worked alongside Roger Waters. It’s a full-scale rock spectacle.
What: Discover a new sport
Where: Many golf courses across Luxembourg
When: 9–10 May – more info here
Over this weekend dedicated to discovery and enjoyment, participating golf clubs will open their doors to everyone. The aim is to give people of all ages and skill levels the opportunity to try golf in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. With free introductory sessions, a wide range of activities, and open access to facilities, the National Golf Days are designed to attract a broad audience, including those who have never set foot in a golf club before.
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