Life, Hopes and Stepping Stones
Like every year, the Romanian community in Luxembourg and the Greater Region will celebrate the Universal Day of the Romanian Blouse - “IA” - on the 24th of June. In keeping with tradition, launched globally by the online community La Blouse Roumaine in 2013, this year’s local celebrations will take place from 18:30 onwards at... 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 →
If you happen to be in Luxembourg on the 29th of April 2017, don't miss the chance to meet Peruvian writer Teresa Ruiy Rosa who will present her latest book "Nada que declarar". Written in Spanish, the book deals with the theme of women trafficking and migration, through the stories of two women, between Peru and... Continue Reading →
This year I tried to cover the Migrations Festival in Luxembourg from a slightly different angle, hence why I only took photos of some of the people participating in the festival as either organisers or performers.
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 →
It was all about American music history on Thursday night at the US Embassy in Luxembourg where American nationals and their friends celebrated Independence Day. A few days ahead of the “official” 4th of July when United States celebrate National Day, Luxembourg was ready to mark the most popular of American celebrations, enjoying a blue... 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 →
All photos were taken by © Roxana Mironescu on March 14 and March 15, 2015 @ LuxExpo in Luxembourg, during the Migrations Festival. For more information on Time For Equality, please click here. To know more about the Migrations Festival, an annual event held in Luxembourg, click here. All photos were taken by © Roxana... Continue Reading →
I discovered this band, Lenacay, from Barcelona, at this year's Migrations Festival @ Luxexpo in Luxembourg, on Saturday night when they played a nice fusion of flamenco, rock and rumba music. I am a big fan of flamenco and latin music, therefore, their music appealed to me instantly, but irrespective of one's music tastes, the lead... Continue Reading →
The Migrations Festival, or officially called in French, Festival des migrations, des cultures et de la citoyenneté, is an annual event celebrating Luxembourg's multiculturalism, mutilingualism and the diverse identities that exist and coexist in Luxembourg. As you may already know, Luxembourg is a small country with around 45% of its inhabitants coming from abroad, bringing along... Continue Reading →
