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Centre culturel d'Echternach Trifolion

Dance performance

Sieglinde Nies' ballet class with the participation of the music training classes

Name of the performance : "Fragile"

« Par révérence et reconnaissance à l’existence
Welcome, cultivate, honor each day
Toute la BEAUTE du monde »

8 poetic, musical, moving pieces highlighted by phrases by Christian Bobin and inspired by photos by Vincent Munier

Wildlife photography exhibition by Kevin Duclos

European Heritage Days at Grand-Château d'Ansembourg

Exhibition in cooperation with the Association Coeur Vert Luxembourg

An exploration and educational journey through the wildlife of Luxembourg

The Great Green Wall, reforesting Africa for a shared future

Two exhibitions, two different projects, one theme: "The living heritage".

The wildlife photography's exhibition will be followed by a presentation on animal senses.
The 5 senses have always enabled humans to find their way around and understand their environment. However, these senses can also be misleading when we try to learn more about the living world around us. Nature is home to a diversity and complexity that cannot always be compared through human eyes. So let's delve into the world of animals to try and understand how they see the world, and more specifically how certain species perceive their habitat.

The Great Green Wall's exhibition will focus on the reforestation of the green belt that runs from Senegal to Djibouti (crossing 11 countries).
For the past 16 years, volunteers (adults and young people) have been taking part in a reforestation project aimed at restoring ecosystems in cooperation with village communities. Reforestation has an impact on the socio-cultural, economic and ecological aspects of the areas concerned, reviving local activities while restoring habitats conducive to the return of animal and plant species.