Luxembourg events for May 17-19

Since its launch in 2014, the Koll an Aktioun Festival has become a must-attend event, offering a diverse program of national and international music, cultural events and workshops against the backdrop of the historic Musée de l'Ardoise. Organized by the non-profit organization Kollibri Asbl, the festival attracts around 3,000 visitors each year and offers dynamic performances, art exhibitions and entertainment for all ages.

Organizers describe the production of Shakespeare's Villains as a fascinating study and a compelling history lesson. Directors Philip Alphonse Heitmann and Maja Delinic explore the complexities of these characters, dissecting their desperate search for love and their desire for power in its absence, drawing parallels to historical figures such as Saddam Hussein and Adolf Hitler.

37 museums will welcome visitors free of charge. Visitors will be able to explore permanent and temporary exhibitions, take part in workshops, guided tours and various activities organized in the national museums. Coordinated by ICOM Luxembourg and supported by Enovos, this event coincides with International Museum Day, which highlights the role of museums in education, research and the promotion of a sustainable and inclusive world.

Luxembourg's Ministry of Digital Technologies is organizing the third National Digital Accessibility Day to highlight digital accessibility initiatives in the country. The event will include workshops, trainings and conferences on digital inclusion. The highlight of the program will be the Digital Inclusion Fair, where the public will be able to meet 30 organizations, companies and public institutions to learn about their digital tools and solutions.