Brill Park was buzzing with the excitement of the UGDA Museksschoul Rally

As part of the Fête de la Musique,the UGDA music school in Mamer organized a fun stamp rally. For an entire morning, participants had the opportunity to follow a musical trail through Parc Brill. At each completed stop, they received a stamp on their card. Once they had collected all seven stamps, they received a gift at the finish line.
The participants were treated to a special treat: right from the start, they could fuel up with a delicious croissant before beginning the course. Several hundred people took part in the event. There was a great atmosphere throughout the park. People played music with enthusiasm, and there was plenty of laughter.
However, this wasn’t just an activity for the music school’s students and teachers. Park visitors were also able to enjoy the event. In fact, at seven different stations, visitors could discover various musical instruments. More than a few joggers stopped to listen to the musicians, both young and old.

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