Nuit des Musées 2026

From 17h00 to 01h00, the 25th edition of Museum Night invites you to discover a special programme of performances, music, guided tours, workshops and culinary surprises across the seven participating museums in Luxembourg City. Free shuttle buses are available to make it easier to get around during the night.

PROGRAMME

The Hearth Room: spontaneous encounters and co-creation with the public

17h00–01h00

For Museum Night, the public is invited to join The Hearth Room and, alongside the artists and their team, continue to build, activate and inhabit the spaces.

There will be cooking, music-making, working and living, while smoke rises from the chimney on the façade of Casino Luxembourg. Workshop, stage and exhibition space merge into one, as an exhibition that remains in constant evolution throughout its run takes on a new form for one night.

*Electro-acoustic performance: Pipes Have Their Ways.

18h30, 20h30 & 22h30 | Location: Foyer

Artist Emile Demerliac, together with musician and composer Léo-Victor Seguin, invites the public to interact with the installation Pipes Have Their Ways.

The activation will take place three times during Museum Night, and will be different each time.

Guided tours of the exhibitions: The Hearth Room / Notes on Weathering

17h00 (LU/DE), 17h30 (FR), 18h00 (EN), 19h30 (LU/DE), 21h00 (FR), 21h30 (LU/DE), 22h00 (FR) & 23h00 (EN) | Start: Infodesk

Experienced art mediators guide visitors through the current exhibitions, providing context and offering insights into the works on view.

Special guided tour with Bianca Bondi of the exhibition: Notes on Weathering

19h00 (FR) & 20h00 (EN)

Join a special guided tour of the exhibition Notes on Weathering with Bianca Bondi.

Special guided tour* Bébé Trek

17h00, 18h00 & 19h00 (LU, FR, DE, EN) | Start: Infodesk

Bébé Trek is made exclusively from natural materials, including bamboo and volcanic stones, and designed to be easy for children to handle. Designer Flora Koel. draws inspiration from the theme of discovery, more specifically from hiking.

The mediators leading the sessions offer children and their families a sensory experience and an exploration of the different aspects of materials and their components, whether mineral, plant-based or synthetic.

Access is limited and reserved for visitors aged 0–2 and their carers. Capacity: 6 babies and their carers per session.

Art Mediation in the exhibitions

17h00–01h00 (LU, EN, FR, DE)

Workshop: making a small wind instrument from PVC tubes (for all)

17h00–22h00 (LU, FR, DE, EN) | Location: Aquarium

Using a small instruction manual and simple tools, participants make a small wind instrument to take home. Participants are invited to combine the sounds of their instruments with those of the installation.

As part of Pipes Have Their Ways.

Culinary Night at Casino Luxembourg by Public House

17h00–24h00

Public House joins Museum Night at Casino Luxembourg with vegetarian and non-vegetarian wraps to enjoy throughout the evening.