Esch-sur-Alzette, Bd Aloyse Meyer

The 72-seat Kinosch cinema has been open since 1983, and in the past 6 years the Kulturfabrik team have dedicated themselves to curating an eclectic film programme especially for film buffs. Every Wednesday, the Kinosch offers films (both documentaries and fiction) inspired by Luxembourg’s heritage, lost classics or cult films from the 1960s to the 1990s. The venue also hosts debate evenings, musical evenings (small concerts or listening sessions) and literature readings.

Brasserie K116 is located in an old sloughterhouse which closed in 1979 and has since been transformed into one of the biggest culturel centers in the south of the country. The Brasserie K116 opened in 2003 and was very succesfull from the beginning.

The Kulturfabrik is a cultural centre located in the former slaughterhouse of the city of Esch, which closed in 1979. A theatre company and various music groups took over the premises at the beginning of the 1980s, and since then it has become one of the most vibrant cultural centres in Luxembourg. Affectionately known by residents as KuFa, the building houses a large concert hall, a cinema, a popular bistro, an exhibition space, rehearsal studios, artistic residencies and much more! As well as an eclectic and multidisciplinary programme of contemporary music events, theatre, literature, and film festivals, KuFa runs an internationally renowned Urban Art project, together with educational schemes aimed at engaging the local community and visitors in art activities.