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Archives: searching in the right placeIn Meurthe-et-Moselle, family records are spread across several portals. The commune, period and history of the collections all help guide the search.
Updates: from what date?How long a smartphone receives updates also depends on the starting point used. The Pixel example and the European framework illustrate two different timelines.
The Philharmonie: a space to listen toMovable reflectors, box towers and the presence of the audience: design archives shed light on the acoustic choices behind Luxembourg’s concert hall.
Science at the tableUntil 12 October, France’s Fête de la science explores cooking, taste and food. Family experiments and a children’s podcast announced for 5 October.
Animazing in BrusselsFrom 16 October, the Institute of Natural Sciences invites visitors to discover animals’ abilities. A trail recommended for ages eight and up, included in the museum ticket.
ALPHA: preparing to choose a languageParents of pupils in cycle 1.2 will choose French or German during this school year. Literacy teaching in the chosen language will begin in 2027–2028.
Teenagers and AI: an evening to question trustThe CePAS announces a talk by Emmanuel Thill in Bertrange on 7 October. The registration deadline listed by the ministry has already passed.
Watching Virton: what are the prices by stand and age?For a single-match ticket, the 2026-2027 price list varies by stand and year of birth. Something to check before a family trip to the stadium.
Bock or Pétrusse: which casemates should you visit in Luxembourg?Two entrances, two underground routes: a guide to choosing between the Bock and Pétrusse casemates and planning your visit.
In Trier, stories on the first Thursday of the monthThe Stadtbücherei is bringing back its reading and craft session for children aged four and over. The detail to remember: it takes place monthly, at 16:05.
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.
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.