The Hëllef Doheem Foundation has inaugurated its new facilities in Mamer. The Am Brill Day Center and the Assistance and Care Center are now located together at 3 Rue du Marché, in the Supervised Housing building.

The inauguration took place in the presence of Minister Max Hahn, Mayor Luc Feller, Alderman Roger Negri, Alderwoman Francine Closener, and Simone Frank, President of the Commission on Family and Third Age, as well as residents of the facility.

On this occasion, the speakers emphasized the importance of these community-based services, which enable seniors to receive tailored support while remaining integrated into social life.

In this context, the municipality has also published a Guide for Seniors. It is available in the Gemeng Mamer app under “Publications” or upon request from the Public Relations Department (email: pr@mamer.lu / phone: 31 00 31 2070).

The continuing education courses offered by the Municipality of Mamer in collaboration with the advisory committees are becoming increasingly popular. The number of registrations rose from 1,402 in 2024–2025 to 1,828 in 2025–2026, with 76 courses offered in the fields of languages, the arts, sports, and children’s programs.

At the graduation ceremony at Mamer Schlass, Mayor Luc Feller, Aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, and members of the municipal council praised the participants’ dedication and noted that these training programs promote both learning and cultural exchange.

An exhibition of works created as part of the “Introduction to the Arts” course rounded out the ceremony.

This marked the 11th year that the large night market had been held on and around Place de l’Indépendance in Mamer. And once again, the event was a great success. Numerous flea market and information stalls welcomed visitors. There was something for everyone: culinary specialities, home décor items, toys and second-hand goods attracted a crowd from well beyond the municipality of Mamer. This year, food and drink were provided by the Vëlosclub Mamerdall and Café Kleng Gemeng.

Throughout the evening, a warm, village-festival atmosphere reigned over the square. In keeping with tradition, the Haemelmaus Trio provided the entertainment and helped create a wonderful musical atmosphere. Many visitors took to the dance floor.

Mayor Luc Feller, aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, as well as several members of the municipal council, also took part in this convivial evening.

Brill Park hosted a public viewing of the World Cup final in an exceptional atmosphere. A majority of Spanish fans, joined by a few Argentine fans, had gathered in front of the giant screen to watch this highly anticipated match. Mayor Luc Feller, Alderman Ed Buchette, and members of the municipal council were also in attendance.

The many Spanish fans livened up the evening with their flags, jerseys, and cheers. Despite several scoring opportunities, Spain struggled for much of the game against the opposing defense, while Argentina had a hard time creating any real danger.

The goal scored in extra time finally brought relief to the Spanish fans. After a few final scares, Spain won 1-0, treating the crowd at Parc Brill to a final full of suspense and excitement.

The 2026 Festival am Brill kicked off in a friendly atmosphere, featuring music and public screenings of World Cup matches. Many visitors gathered at Brill Park to enjoy this first evening.

For this opening night, the Rolling Stones tribute band Bouldou & The Sticky Fingers performed a selection of the legendary British band’s greatest hits, from “Satisfaction” to “Start Me Up” and “Jumpin’ Jack Flash.”

Mayor Luc Feller and members of the municipal council also joined the audience for the evening, and everyone thoroughly enjoyed the festival atmosphere.

The weekend of the National Road Cycling Championships in Mamer ended on a musical note with a concert by the band Queen Kings.

For nearly two hours, the band performed Queen’s greatest hits. From the very first songs, the atmosphere really took hold, and the audience sang along, clapped, and danced in front of the stage.

Renowned as one of the best Queen tribute bands in Europe, the Queen Kings have won over audiences with their musical talent and stage presence.

Under the summer sun, a packed Place de l’Indépendance hosted the “A Tribute to Phil Collins” concert by the Military Band Big Band, featuring British singer Dave Whitehouse. The evening was one of the musical highlights of the summer in Mamer.

Under the direction of Raoul Christophe, the Big Band—accompanied by musicians from the Luxembourg music scene—captivated the audience with the quality of its performance. With a voice very similar to that of Phil Collins, Dave Whitehouse thrilled the audience.

As the songs went on, the atmosphere kept building, transforming Independence Square into a true open-air concert venue. Food and drinks were provided by the Mamer Volleyball Club

On Sunday, for the closing day of the Fête de la Musique in Mamer, the main stage at Place de l’Indépendance once again drew a large crowd. Brass band music, folk, rock, blues, soul, and funk took the stage one after another in a festive atmosphere from the first concert to the last. Mayor Luc Feller and Alderman Ed Buchette also enjoyed this day of music.

Musek Keespelt/Meespelt and Harmonie Victoria Téiteng kicked off the program before handing the baton to Thunder Road, Fernanda Stange, Superdrive, Mad Fox, and, for the grand finale, Fred Barreto & the Syndicate feat. Maxime Bender. Brazilian-Luxembourgish musician Fred Barreto and saxophonist Maxime Bender blended different musical styles in a performance that was as original as it was impressive.

A summer evening filled with emotion and great music drew a large crowd to Independence Square in Mamer.

With “Remembering Roger,” Roger Cicero’s former bandmates, accompanied by Lutz Krajenski and Atrin Madani, brought the world of the German singer—who passed away in 2016—back to life. Big band, swing, soul, and groove blended together to treat the audience to an intense and heartwarming concert.

Mayor Luc Feller, Alderman Ed Buchette, Alderwoman Francine Closener, members of the municipal council, and Finance Minister Gilles Roth attended the musical evening.

Eric Maas performed on stage as the opening act.

On the eve of National Day, the festivities took place in Mamer in a friendly atmosphere. However, due to the extreme heat, the parade had to be canceled, and the participants gathered directly at the church for the Te Deum.

In his speech beneath the Skyliner, Mayor Luc Feller noted that National Day is a symbol of unity and diversity. He also emphasized that this was the first National Day during the reign of the new Grand Duke Guillaume, marking the beginning of a new chapter in the country’s history.

Three municipal employees were honored for their long-standing commitment to serving the municipality. Christian Jemming received the Vermeil Medal of the Oak Crown, while Tom Plune and Laurent Hansen were named Knights of the Oak Crown. As is tradition, members of the Harmonie Gemeng Mamer were also honored, and the mayor paid tribute to the deserving firefighters of CISMA.

As part of the Fête de la Musique, music was also in the spotlight at the CIPA (Integrated Center for the Elderly) in Mamer. There, people sang, danced, and enjoyed a wonderful time together.

Sandy Botsch and Änder Hirt kept the music playing and the spirits high all afternoon. Many seniors had made the trip to the CIPA community center. They participated enthusiastically and sang along in unison to the songs that were played. The dance floor wasn’t empty either. To recharge their energy, everyone enjoyed a cup of coffee along with some delicious pastries.

In addition to the Independence Stage, a second stage hosted concerts during the Fête de la Musique in Mamer. Named the Mameranus Stage, it was set up at the entrance to Independence Square. The primary purpose of this stage was to offer young artists an opportunity to perform in front of an audience.

On the final day of Music Festival 2026, four bands and musicians wowed the audience: G-Raf, winner of the 2025 talent contest at Parc Brill, Don Piano, The Mallows, and Pilot Light.

Each concert drew a large crowd, and the atmosphere was as cheerful as the weather. The audience sang along and danced enthusiastically all day long.

Mayor Luc Feller kicked off the 2026 Music Festival weekend alongside Aldermen Roger Negri, Ed Buchette, and Alderwoman Francine Closener. He invited the public to take part in the many events being held in the town over the coming weeks.

As is tradition, third-grade students from the elementary schools in Mamer and Capellen kicked off the event alongside some of their teachers as part of the UGDA music project. Their enthusiasm quickly won over the audience. Krick then captivated the audience with his modern pop infused with R&B, soul, and jazz influences. Daniel Balthasar, returning to the stage after a long absence, alternated between new songs and older tracks in his unique blend of indie pop and rock.

Another new feature this year: a second stage set up in the Wëllebau community hall, where the jazz groups 5 LIVE and The Sanborn Project drew a large crowd.

The Fête de la Musique continues on Saturday and Sunday.