Life, Hopes and Stepping Stones
Photo copyright: © Salty Lama Imagine an online marketplace and listing where environmentally-conscious consumers can easily search for products, type their location, and an array of options become available, featuring local eco-friendly brands. This is the vision of SaltyLama, a Luxembourg-based consortium of co-creators looking to build the world’s most trusted curated online marketplace for... Continue Reading →
Did you know that you could spend your lunchtime listening to music inside the impressive Grand Auditorium of the Philarmonie in Luxembourg-City? Once a month, the concert hall welcomes members to the public for a free lunch concert where all sorts of musicians, from bands, solo performers to orchestras, showcase their skills in an attempt... Continue Reading →
Following a digital-only edition in 2020, the Luxembourg Art Week is making a strong physical comeback this year, exhibiting artworks from no less than 80 established and emerging galleries across Europe. In its 7th edition, running from 12th to 14th November 2021, the international contemporary art fair seeks to charm local audiences through high quality... Continue Reading →
Luxembourg is quite an intriguing place! Whether you've already visited the tiny landlocked European state, or even better, you now live in what is widely regarded as one of the wealthiest, most stable, and only Grand Duchy in the world, you would be surprised to learn that Luxembourg not only has plenty of stories... Continue Reading →
If you are new to Luxembourg or have not yet had the chance to visit the the Musée d'Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean or Mudam for short, here's some happy news for you. Every Wednesday night, from 6pm to 11pm, Luxembourg's modern art museum opens its doors to the public for a free after-work event in... Continue Reading →
Photo: Screenshot of HoE website If you have lived in Luxembourg or the Greater Region for a while, you know that local authorities are investing a great deal of resources into making the country more digital, entrepreneurial and generally more innovative in all of its approaches. Since 2016, the Grand Duchy has even built a... Continue Reading →
This is just a small glimpse of how much Venice has to offer. Having spent 3 days in the Venetian lagoon, I didn't have enough time to see everything in the area. I highly recommend it as a weekend get-away, nonetheless if you want to travel around the somewhat lesser known islands of Murano, Burano,... Continue Reading →
Romanian amateur theatre club 'L'Avant-scène is soon to present its latest production - an adaptation of Carlo Goldoni's 'The Boors' - at Luxembourg's cultural hotspot 'neimënster' in Grund. Staged on March 2nd and March 3rd 2016 in Salle Robert Krieps, the play will be performed in Romanian, with French subtitles. Tickets Tickets cost 20 euros... Continue Reading →
“Employing a disabled person is not an act of charity, it is potentially a wise business decision” (Evenbreak 2014). Besides the many moral, ethical and legal reasons why organisations should consider employing disabled people, the business case for it has largely been neglected. A persisting myth among employers is that employing disabled people is an expensive... Continue Reading →
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