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Observatoire 360°: four questions for schools and familiesOn 27 October at the Forum Geesseknäppchen, a half-day event will bring together research and practice on behaviour, cyberbullying, screens and AI. Parents and professionals are concerned.
SPAICE: the practical tasks of space AIRobots, satellite anomalies, flood mapping: SPAICE 2026’s provisional programme showcases the many uses of space AI. The event is scheduled to take place from 21 to 23 October in the Netherlands.
At the Mudam, Christine Sun Kim gives form to “forever”With FOR EVER, American Sign Language takes over the Mudam’s pavilion. The choice of the ground floor also puts visitor access at the heart of the project.
A panel to make your priorities heardOn 16 October in Kirchberg, residents are invited to discuss democracy and protecting everyday life. Before taking part, here is what the announcement and registration form say.
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.
Otello at the Grand Théâtre: preparing your ears and eyesVerdi returns in October in a production directed by Ted Huffman, with Giulio Cilona as musical director. Three performances are scheduled, in Italian with surtitles.
La Fête: a work of fiction that questions everyone’s placeThe play by Anne-Cécile Vandalem and Joëlle Sambi arrives on 29 and 30 October. Its real-life starting point should not lead us to confuse a theatrical encounter with a judicial reconstruction.
Children of the Sun: Gorky faces a world in turmoilMyriam Muller adapts the play at the Grand Théâtre in October. The production explores the distance between the debates of an artistic circle and the social reality surrounding it.
Grand Théâtre: a visit to look behind the performanceA free visit in Luxembourgish is scheduled for 20 October at 12.30 pm. It offers another way into the theatre, through the venue and the work that make the stage possible.
At the BnL, choose a book by starting with a questionArtificial intelligence in October, human rights in November, novels in December: the reading room’s selections offer starting points for exploring the collections.
Ebooks.lu: borrow a book before choosing an e-readerNovels and audiobooks are available through partner libraries. It is worth checking the language, loan period and compatibility before buying a device.