Program

Exhibitions on display at Villa Vauban during the Museum Night
- Video Killed the Radio Star. The 1980s and their Cultural Echoes
- FOR EVER. Christine Sun Kim
- Kaihō. Japanese Women Artists after 1945
- A câmera é o corpo (The Camera is the Body). Ana Vaz

Mudam Luxembourg

  • Mudam Luxembourg
    Performance: Rien ne se passe – panoplie de la diversion | Production: Compagnie RN7
    18h30-20h30 & 21h30-23h30

    This new work by RN7 playfully relocates live performance from its usual settings. By taking up residence in spaces never intended for performance, RN7 challenge conventional ways of seeing, shake up established audience habits and explore the kinds of relationships that can emerge in these public settings.  
     
    In its explorations of how dance can coexist with the established ways in which a particular place is used, Rien ne se passe – panoplie de la diversion creates openings for new modes of animating space and for new relationships between visitor-spectators and performers. 

    It is in this spirit that the project – created within a museum – is lent an adaptable, evolving form. This adaptability makes it transferrable to other locations that were never intended to host live performances – heritage sites, for instance, or any other kind of visitor draw – and that people normally do not visit primarily to see a show. Such relocations might facilitate further exploration and inquiry, which in turn might take many different forms: unpacking modes of behaviour, provoking departures from the norm, bringing different audiences together or drawing out moments of fiction, surprise and poetry within spaces that already have their own established uses. 
     
    The performance premiered on 11 and 12 April at the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Nancy as part of Les Rencontres Urbaines de Nancy.

    Teaser: cliquez ici

     

  • Mudam Luxembourg
    Special Guided Tour: Art Bites
    18h00-23h00 (LU, FR, EN, DE)

    From 18:00, Mudam invites visitors to discover the new exhibitions through a series of short, twenty-minute introductions to the artworks. These take place every hour on the hour, in EN, FR, LU and DE, across all exhibition spaces.

     

  • Mudam Luxembourg
    ASK ME !
    18h00-23h00 (LU, FR, EN, DE)

    Throughout the evening, gallery guides will be on hand in every exhibition space to answer your questions and discuss your observations.

     

     

     

  • Mudam Luxembourg
    Workshop: Drop-in ! SIGNS=SIGNS
    18h00-23h00 | Location: Mudam Studio

    Inspired by Christine Sun Kim’s FOR EVER, SIGNS = SIGNS explores the relationship between sign language, words and visual expression. Choose a word and discover its sign language translation with the deaf community and sign language interpreters. Find the corresponding visual on the wall, then create your own visual interpretation of the word. It can be abstract, expressive, or unexpected. Add your work to the wall and become part of a growing collective language.

    In collaboration with the Hörgeschädigten Beratung SmH

  • Mudam Luxembourg
    Fall Party
    18h00-01h00 | Location: Outside Mudam

    To mark the new season, Mudam is hosting an evening of DJ sets across its indoor and outdoor spaces, putting music and dance at the heart of a shared social and cultural experience.

     

     

  • Mudam Luxembourg
    Culinary Night at Mudam: Food Village & Local Drinks
    Ongoing

    As part of the Museum Night, Mudam will host a food village featuring a selection of food trucks and local beverages.

     

     

  • Photo credits

    1 Rien ne se passe – panoplie de la diversion, compagnie RN7 | Teaser | 2 View of a guided tour, Mudam Luxembourg | Photo: Marion Dessard © Mudam Luxembourg | 3 ASK ME programme mediator, Mudam Luxembourg | Photo: Marion Dessard © Mudam Luxembourg | 4 Christine Sun Kim, Shit Hearing People Say To Me, 2019, fusain et pastel à l’huile sur papier. 49,25 × 49,25 pouces (125 × 125 cm). Courtesy of the Artist and François Ghebaly, Los Angeles, New York. Photo : Peter Harris Studio | 5 Courtesy, Mudam anniversary, 30.06.2026, Mudam Luxembourg | Photo: Gilles Kayser © Mudam Luxembourg | 5 © Mudam Luxembourg

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

OPENING HOURS

10 OCTOBER 2026, FROM 17H00 TO 01H00

 PARTICIPATING MUSEUMS AND ART CENTERS

Villa Vauban – Musée d’Art de la Ville de Luxembourg

Casino Luxembourg – Forum d’art contemporain

Lëtzebuerg City Museum

Nationalmusée um Fëschmaart

Musée national d’histoire naturelle Luxembourg – Naturmusée

Musée Dräi Eechelen

Mudam Luxembourg – Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean

ENTRANCE TICKETS

– PRE-SALE START ON 14 SEPTEMBER 2026

Until 9 October: in all participating museums & at the Luxembourg City Tourist Office

Until 5 October: online at luxembourgticket.lu

 

Presale tickets

Adults: 10€

Youth (16-26): 3€

<16 years old: free

 

– EVENING BOX OFFICES IN ALL PARTICIPATING MUSEUMS

Adults: 15€

Youth (16-26): 7€

< 16 years old: free

Kulturpass, Amis des Musées & Frënn vum Naturmusée: free (on presentation of membership card)

 

EVENING BOX OFFICES CLOSE AT 00H30

 

The entry wristband allows access to all seven participating venues. Depending on the crowd, short queues may form in front of some museums. Thank you for your understanding.

PROGRAMME

The detailed programmes of the participating museums will soon be available.

SHUTTLES & TRANSPORTATION

The 7 museums can be explored by foot or – in order to facilitate the nightly tour – with the free shuttle busses that will run throughout the evening between the seven museums. Tram services will be extended especially for the Museum Night.

Benefit also from the free public transport to get to Luxembourg-City, and from the various Night Bus services for your return – offered by multiple municipalities, so that you do not have to rely on your own car. City Night Buses by the City of Luxembourg are available at all stops, except for three ("Amélie", "Stadgronn, Bréck" & "Dräi Eechelen").

Further information: www.mobiliteit.lu

  Plan

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SUSTAINABILITY

The Museum Night is committed to organising a more environmentally responsible event:

 

- Our communications have gone green! We print climate-neutral on recycled paper. And to further reduce our ecological footprint, the evening's programme is available exclusively online.

- Special shuttle buses! Along with free public transport, special shuttle buses will run between the seven museums throughout the evening. In addition to our beloved historic buses, we introduced 100% electric mini-buses! Take a look at our shuttle timetable. You can also use the free Night Bus services offered by multiple municipalities for a hassle-free trip back home. Further information: mobiliteit.lu

- Eat local and organic food! Discover a culinary offer that is partly local and organic, with vegetarian and vegan options.

- All reusable! This year, the museums are opting exclusively for reusable tableware and will no longer be handing out single-use gadgets.

Want to go the extra mile in supporting us? The museum shops will be open during the Museum Night. Don’t forget to bring your own bags — it’s better for the environment!

SAY CHEESE !

Photos and videos of the activities and audience may be taken throughout the event. They will then be used across different channels for communication purposes. If you do not wish for your children or yourself to appear on these photos, please make this known at the information desk.

 

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