Eise Bësch

08.11.2025 : In Luxembourgish

10.01.2025 : In English

The forest is a very special place.

Sometimes, it can be a little scary because it’s dark or full of strange sounds, but it can also be magical, like in fairy tales. It’s home to many trees, animals, and plants that live together. Even though the forest is not like the city, the two are connected: what happens in one can affect the other.

In the forest, no one lives alone. Trees, fungi, and animals help one another to grow and survive. Artists and scientists observe the forest to better understand this living world. They show us that, just like in nature, humans too can live better lives by helping one another and working together.

The reading workshop will be preceded by a guided tour of the exhibition La forêt. Solitudes et solidarités. (The Forest. Solitudes and Solidarities.) from 10:00 AM to 10:20 AM.

Activity for children aged 6 to 9.

Free entry, registration at .citybiblio.lu

Reading workshop organized with the Lêtzebuerg City Bibliothèque, as part of the exhibition La forêt. Solitudes et solidarités. (The Forest. Solitudes and Solidarities.) presented at the Ratskeller.

More information on : cerclecite.lu