The co-host of the event, the Esch-sur-Alzette city council, invites everyone to the official reveal of the festival program, and to discuss the importance of Luxembourgish-Ukrainian cooperation. Speakers: - Georges Mischo, Mayor of Esch-sur-Alzette, - Inna Yaremenko, Vice President of Ukraine

CinEast (ciné-East) − Central and Eastern European Film Festival in Luxembourgheld annually in October since 2008, with 9,850 festival-goers attending the 2022 edition50-65 features and 40 short films by directors from 21 CEE countries* over 18 daysover 100 screenings in a dozen cinemas in the city of Luxembourg and other townsselection of outstanding fiction, documentary and animated filmsOfficial Competition with awards given by the International Jury, the Press Jury, the Young Talents Jury and the audiencenumerous guests (directors, actors, producers, etc.)children's programmes, school screenings, mini-retrospectives, classics, etc.events: concerts, parties, exhibitions, debates, themed evenings, culinary events & more* Albania, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Ukraine

Step by and say hi to us at our zone during the International Cuisine Festival organized by the Community Integration Commission of Esch-sur-Alzette! Your favorite dishes from Ukrainian cuisine will be waiting for you, and the dance ensemble Vesna will be performing Ukrainian traditional dances.

The exhibition will run till the end of November 2023. Pl. de la Resistance, Theatre Hall, Esch-sur-AlzetteGraphic art has always been one of the most prompt forms of creative responses to ongoing social and political issues. "War Time Graphics" by The 4th Block association and Art-Territory Ukraine is an exhibition of war posters featuring 25 […]

Participants:Vlad Troitsky, Ukrainian theatre actor, director, dramaturge, and television presenter; Maria Manyilenko, co-founder of Art Territory Ukraine; Phillippe Schockweiler, moderator;

"A Mother’s Heart: Children Keep All Our Tears" is a performance about the tragedy of

mothers whose children are on the front line. The storyline of the performance revolves around a woman's memories of love, birth, childhood, and the anticipation of what may not happen because of the War. The story combines three time dimensions: past, present, and the possible happy future.

The Qualification football match U21 Luxembourg-Ukraine

The exhibition will run till 31.12.2023. The Photo-Club Esch presents a major exhibition on war and peace to encourage visitors to reflect on the atrocity of war and the ideal of peace. The highly symbolic and emotionally charged photos, presented in several thematic sections, plunge you into the heart of what has turned the world, […]