Program

Exhibitions on display at Nationalmusée um Fëschmaart during the Museum Night

- Vu Lilien a Linnen. Jugendstil, Handwierk a Konscht zu Lëtzebuerg
- Berthe Brincour (1879-1947). Une artiste hors normes et hors temps
- From Renoir to Monet. Impressionism from the Rau Collection

Nationalmusée um Fëschmaart

  • Nationalmusée um Fëschmaart
    Workshop for all: Floral Magic
    17h00 - 22h00 (LU, EN, FR, DE) | Location: Ground floor

    Spread the magic of Art Nouveau through Museum Night! Create a colourful flower to wear as a hair accessory or pin on as a brooch. Use felt, paper, colours and decorations to design your own unique piece. Enjoy a quick creative break and carry on with your new fashion item!

     

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    Musical performance by Carmen Luisa
    20h00, 22h00 & 00h00 (EN, FR) | Location: Level -5

    Carmen Luisa is a music project named after the artist's first and middle names, inherited from her maternal grandmother and great-grandmother. Rooted in her Cuban heritage and multicultural background, the artist explores a distinctive musical identity through a foundation of pop and soul, incorporating elements of jazz, orchestral pop and traditional Cuban music. 

    The project reflects the artist's aim to bring these influences together in a contemporary and personal sound. The debut single, Ghost(ed), was released on 20 June 2026.
    For the musical performance during Museum Night, the vibrant voice of Carmen Luisa is accompanied by Ignacio Portuondo Ruiz (drums and percussion) and Willian Fernandes (keyboard).

     

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    Experience: Light, Colour, Action! The Selfie Station by Étienne Duval
    Ongoing (EN) | Location: Level +3

    Become a living masterpiece! Inspired by the exhibition "From Renoir to Monet", the interactive station by Étienne Duval lets you capture the fleeting moment – true to the spirit of the Impressionists. With stylish accessories, the interplay of light and shadow, and the right pose, you can create far more than just a simple self-portrait. Whether it’s a creative selfie, lively snapshots with friends and family or an artistic set-up: come by, have some fun together and take home your very own impressions of the exhibition in the form of a photo!

     

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    Projection mapping
    19h00 – 01h00 | Location: outside, in front of the museum

    During Museum Night, 3D designer and visual artist Nils Friedlich will transform the museum’s façade into a live work of art. Immersive light projections and a soundscape especially created for the occasion will allow the visual narrative to blend with the building’s architecture.
    “The philosophy behind my work is to give emotions space”, explains the 3D artist and founder of studiofriedlich. Video mapping makes it possible to tell stories, open up new worlds and transport the audience to these places. For Nils Friedlich, the interplay of image, light, sound, architecture and space is the perfect formula for creating an immersive moment in which emotions take centre stage and come to life.

     

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    Guided tour of the exhibition "Vu Lilien a Linnen. Jugendstil, Handwierk a Konscht zu Lëtzebuerg"
    18h00 & 21h00 | Location: Level +2

    Art Nouveau was a style to be newly created, inspired by nature and intended as an expression of its time and modernity. By finding beauty in everyday life and returning to the expertise of traditional craftsmanship, the goal was nothing less than creating a better world. These questions were relevant for Luxembourg, where the era of Art Nouveau coincided with the founding of an art association in 1893 and the establishment of a state-run École d’Artisans in 1896, where artists and craftsmen were trained together. Through innovative works – especially from the field of applied arts – previously unseen sketches and historical photographs, the exhibition offers the first in-depth look at the Grand Duchy’s fascinating Art Nouveau period. 
    Find out more: www.artnouveau.lu

    From 18h00 until 23h00 our museum guides are available in the exhibition rooms to answer your questions. Short, guided tours start at 18h00 & 21h00.

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    Special guided tour of the exhibition "Vu Lilien a Linnen. Jugendstil, Handwierk a Konscht zu Lëtzebuerg"
    19h00 (LU) & 23h00 (DE) | Location: Level +2

    Come and visit our exhibition on Art Nouveau and make the most of this unique opportunity to discover our curators’ personal exhibition highlights. Our experts will share the fascinating stories behind these objects with you.
     

     

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    Guided tour of the exhibition "Berthe Brincour (1879-1947). Une artiste hors normes et hors temps"
    18h30 (LU) & 20h30 (FR) | Location: Level +4

    The Nationalmusée um Fëschmaart will present the first major retrospective of Luxembourgish painter Berthe Brincour (1879–1947), a notable yet overlooked figure. Nearly 80 years after she bequeathed her entire body of work to the state, much of it remains unexamined and has never been shown in full. Thanks to ongoing research and restoration, the museum now brings her expressive, modern art back into view – and secures her place in Luxembourg’s art history.
    Find out more: brincour.lu

    From 18h00 until 23h00 our museum guides are available in the exhibition rooms to answer your questions. Short, guided tours start at 18h30 and 20h30.

  • Nationalmusée um Fëschmaart
    Special guided tour of the exhibition "Berthe Brincour (1879-1947). Une artiste hors normes et hors temps"
    17h30 (LU) & 21h30 (EN) | Location: Level +4

    Come and visit our exhibition on the Luxembourgish painter Berthe Brincour and make the most of this unique opportunity to discover our curators’ personal exhibition highlights. Our experts will share the fascinating stories behind these works with you.

     

     

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    Guided tour of the exhibition "From Renoir to Monet. Impressionism from the Rau Collection"
    19h30 (EN) & 22h30 (FR) | Location: Level +3

    The Nationalmusée um Fëschmaart presents masterpieces from the Collection Rau for UNICEF, featuring works by Monet, Renoir, Cassatt and many more. The Rau Collection – assembled over four decades by philanthropist Dr Gustav Rau, entrusted to UNICEF and currently housed at the Arp Museum – is one of Europe’s most significant private art collections. Complemented by gems from our own collection, the exhibition offers a rare opportunity to experience the very best of Impressionism in Luxembourg.

    From 18h00 until 23h00, our museum guides are available in the exhibition rooms to answer your questions. Short, guided tours start at 19h30 and 22h30.
     

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    Culinary Night at Nationalmusée um Fëschmaart: Foodtruck FoodRiders – Burgers & Frites en vedette
    Ongoing | outside

    Founded in 2013 and present on the streets of Luxembourg since 2015, FoodRiders is the longest-running foodtruck company in Luxembourg. They work with local products and only use high-end ingredients for all their burgers and side dishes. FoodRiders combines excellent food quality with the coolness of authentic mobile street food.

    www.foodriders.lu

     

  • Photo credits

    1 © MNAHA | 2 © Carmen Luisa | 3 © Étienne Duval 4 | © Nils Friedlich | 5-8 © MNAHA | 9 © Remagen, Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck / Collection Rau pour l’UNICEF, photo: Peter Schalchli, Zurich | 10 © FoodRiders

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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