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Salamanders: report without touching — the right thing to doIn Luxembourg, a photograph and precise location can help monitor Bsal. Official guidance distinguishes reporting an animal from handling it.
Basketball: new fouls change how the game is readThe FIBA 2026 rules have been in force since 1 October. To follow a game, you now need to distinguish between the penalty for a foul and its effect on disqualification.
Saarbrücken: planning an autumn day out with the childrenFrom 5 to 18 October, the city brings together workshops, readings and outdoor activities. The right choice depends on age, language and registration requirements.
As We Are: two dance forms around memoryGermaine Acogny and Gregory Maqoma are scheduled to appear at the Grand Théâtre from 22 to 24 October. A solo and a group piece make up this two-part programme.
Halloween at the Philharmonie: choosing by age and languageOn 24 and 25 October, the family festival will combine workshops, stories and music. When planning your visit, the recommended age and language are more useful than simply choosing a time slot.
Luxembourg Art Week: preparing your eye before NovemberThe fair returns to the Glacis from 20 to 22 November, with 78 exhibitors announced. Established galleries, emerging artists and photography offer several ways to plan your visit.
With headphones, volume and duration go hand in handListening at a moderate volume does not have the same effect as prolonged exposure to very loud sound. The WHO’s guidance encourages us to look at our overall listening habits.
Clothing: three things to check before you payComposition, size and care answer different questions. To choose a garment you’ll really wear, it’s best to consider all three together.
Perfumes: why labels may get longer in 2026The European timetable strengthens the identification of fragrance allergens. A longer list does not necessarily mean a new formula: it is also important to understand the transition.
Refilling a beauty product: keep its instructions tooReusing a bottle should not mean losing the product’s ingredients, batch number or precautions. The right approach is to prepare the container and the information that will go with it.
Connected devices: look at what leaves the home, tooWatches, cameras and accessories communicate with apps and services. A few questions can help you better understand what you are enabling.
Online accounts: secure the access that mattersA unique password and a second verification step are a starting point. The step that is often forgotten is to prepare for account recovery too.