by Nathalie Rovatti | 24 Jul, 2026 | App, Local events
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).
by Nathalie Rovatti | 22 Jul, 2026 | App, Local events
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.
by René Hoffmann | 21 Jul, 2026 | App, Local events
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.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 20 Jul, 2026 | App, Local events
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.
by René Hoffmann | 19 Jul, 2026 | App, Local events
The ‘Alles op de Vëlo’ initiative, organised by the municipalities of Mamer, Mersch and Kopstal, is enjoying growing success. For the 2026 edition, a huge number of cyclists once again took a ride along the CR101 between Mamer and Mersch, via Kopstal and Schoenfels. To ensure the safety of participants, the road was completely closed to motorised traffic throughout the day.
Beyond the sporting aspect, participants were also able to enjoy a varied programme of entertainment. As part of the event, the Bach Vereenegung Lëtzebuerg (BVL) organised the ‘Bach on Bike’ musical cycle ride. The musicians stopped at several locations, including Mamer, where they gave a concert for the public. Their performance at the former thermal baths in Mamer, organised by the Commission for Cultural Affairs, attracted a large audience.
Mayor Luc Feller, aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, alderwoman Francine Closener, and several members of the municipal council also took part in ‘Alles op de Vëlo’. In Mamer, the start and finish were located at the wastewater treatment plant, where several information stands had been set up. Cyclists who experienced a breakdown were also able to have their bikes repaired free of charge by experts from Lombardi Sports. As for catering, the local clubs BBC Mambra, Trispeed, FC Mamer 32 and VC Mamer once again provided the service.
by René Hoffmann | 14 Jul, 2026 | App, Local events
A few days before the official start of summer vacation,Capellen Elementary School also celebrated the end of the school year with a big party. However, due to construction on the Capellen school campus, the event was moved to the Sports and Recreation Park. Despite the summery temperatures, many residents came out to share in this festive occasion marking the end of the school year.
Mayor Luc Feller, accompanied by Aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette as well as members of the municipal council, was also present to enjoy this beautiful day alongside the children, parents, teachers, and members of the APECH parents’ association, which had organized this celebration in collaboration with the Maison Relais.
As is the case every year, the bouncy castles and skill games were a huge hit. The dance performances by the young people once again served as the highlight of the festival. The atmosphere remained excellent throughout the afternoon. Amid laughter, games, and good cheer, young and old alike have already started making plans for summer vacation.
by René Hoffmann | 10 Jul, 2026 | App, Local events
The Mamer Municipality’s Repair Café has been a huge success. At the recent event held in Holzem, the milestone of 1,000 items repaired since the initiative’s launch was reached. Since March 2022, the Commission for Energy Transition, Environmental Protection, and Sustainable Development has organized 27 Repair Cafés in the municipality. In total, 56% of the items brought in were repaired on site.
The Repair Café held in early July at the Holzem community center was also very well attended. This event focused on repairing outdoor gear and luggage. But the volunteers also tackled many other items, such as fans, video game controllers, radios, and much more, with the goal of giving them a second life.
The repair technicians enthusiastically set to work restoring the items, in a friendly atmosphere filled with conversation, advice, and good cheer. As a result, many visitors left satisfied, with a repaired device… and a smile.
by René Hoffmann | 9 Jul, 2026 | App, Local events
The Talent Show, organized annually on the stage at Parc Brill by the Commission for Families and Senior Citizens, is enjoying growing success. For the 2026 edition, many talented performers—both young and old—once again showed courage by taking the stage to showcase their skills before the audience. A panel of judges evaluated the various performances, and great prizes were awarded in three categories.
Throughout the afternoon, Brill Park echoed with the sounds of music, singing, and dancing, in a festive and enthusiastic atmosphere. The audience greeted the performances with warm applause.
Mayor Luc Feller and members of the municipal council were also present at Parc Brill to cheer on and support the participants.
by René Hoffmann | 8 Jul, 2026 | App, Local events
The traditional school festival at the Kinneksbond campus in Mamer, organized by the APEM (Mamer Parents’ Association), was once again a resounding success. The organizers had developed a new concept for this year’s event, which was very well received by the public. The festivities began at 4 p.m. under sunny skies.
Many students and parents came to celebrate the end of the school year in style. There was a wide variety of activities on offer: face painting for kids, a ninja course, a mechanical rodeo, several bounce houses, duck fishing, games of reflexes and dexterity… There was something for everyone. The human foosball game and the performance by Georges Christen, who thrilled the audience with his show, were also a huge hit. The Mamer firefighters also offered various activities for the children. The kids were spoiled for choice and had a great time.
Mayor Luc Feller, Alderman Roger Negri, Alderwoman Francine Closener, and members of the municipal council also joined in the festivities during this celebration.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 7 Jul, 2026 | App, Local events
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.
by René Hoffmann | 7 Jul, 2026 | App, Local events
On Climate Pact Day, 47 municipalities were recognized for their commitment to energy and climate policy. Among them was the municipality of Mamer, which, thanks to its efforts in this area, has now implemented 65% of the Climate Pact’s measures. This represents the second-highest level of certification. The next step will be to obtain the international Gold certificate, awarded for achieving 75% or more.
The audit of the municipality of Mamer took place in July 2025. It revealed that 68% of the criteria were met, which is a very good result. The municipality of Mamer joined the Climate Pact on May 3, 2021.
Roger Negri, the alderman for the Environment, was present at Climate Pact Day and received the certificate from Environment Minister Serge Wilmes.
by René Hoffmann | 6 Jul, 2026 | App, Local events
The Maison Citoyenne, in collaboration with the Commission for Social Inclusion, the Equal Opportunity Commission, the Intercultural Coexistence Commission, and the Youth Commission, invites residents of the municipality of Mamer each year to enjoy a delicious Fairtrade breakfast in the garden of the Maison Citoyenne.
Once again this year, about 250 people turned out to enjoy a pleasant morning in the sunshine over a breakfast made entirely of Fairtrade products. The atmosphere remained warm and friendly throughout the morning.
Mayor Luc Feller, Alderman Roger Negri, Alderwoman Francine Closener, and several members of the municipal council were also present to share a meal and enjoy a good cup of coffee.
The Fairtrade Breakfast aims to provide residents with an opportunity to get together in a relaxed atmosphere, while strengthening ties among residents and promoting social cohesion within the community.
by René Hoffmann | 3 Jul, 2026 | App, Local events
This was the sixth edition of MaMer Égalité, organized by the Maison Citoyenne in collaboration with the Ministry of Gender Equality and Diversity, in schools in Mamer and Capellen. Once again, the campaign aimed to combat gender-based stereotypes and, in doing so, promote inclusion, tolerance, and mutual respect.
Over the course of several days, five classes from Capellen (cycles 3.1 and 4.1) and five classes from Mamer (cycle 3.1) participated in 13 workshops. A total of 150 students took part in the project and learned a great deal about equal opportunity as well as stereotypes related to women and men.
The workshops were led by representatives of the CNFL (National Council of Women of Luxembourg). At the end of the event, Mireille Weiten told the children a beautiful story about gender equality. During the final days of the campaign, she led two workshops titled “Zaubertru” and “Listen to Your Heart.”
On the last day, Aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, Alderwoman Francine Closener, and Ministry representative Nadine Schirtz attended the reading. They listened attentively to the fascinating historical overview and also took part in the activities centered around the “Zaubertru.”
by Nathalie Rovatti | 1 Jul, 2026 | App, Local events
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.
by René Hoffmann | 30 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
The Commission for Family and Third Age organized a wonderful excursion to the water mills in Birgel, Germany. At this historic site, visitors can learn about traditional crafts and discover regional products.
The trip began early in the morning. The participants traveled to Birgel aboard a comfortable bus. They first toured the mill and then, in the afternoon, made their own mustard.
The atmosphere was excellent throughout the day. The participants were very interested and impressed by the mill. Early in the evening, they headed home with smiles on their faces and feeling completely satisfied.
by René Hoffmann | 29 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
After all of Saturday’s races were canceled due to the heat wave, the national cycling championship resumed on Sunday, with races for juniors, U23s, masters, and elite women taking place in the morning. At 9:30 a.m., the race began under temperatures that were, thankfully, lower than those of the previous days. In the elite women’s race, Marie Schreiber won the sprint ahead of Nina Berton, while Liv Wenzel rounded out the podium.
The afternoon was entirely devoted to the men’s races, with the U23 and elite categories taking the start. In the elite category, after a thrilling race, Arthur Kluckers claimed the championship title, ahead of Mathieu Kockelmann and Mats Wenzel.
The mayor of Mamer, Luc Feller, aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, alderwoman Francine Closener, and several members of the municipal council cheered on the cyclists. Sports Minister Martine Hansen and Finance Minister Gilles Roth also watched the races in person. Together with Mamer Mayor Luc Feller and officials from the cycling federation, they presented medals to the top three finishers.
Despite the summer-like temperatures, many spectators lined the course. The atmosphere was excellent all day long.
As part of the championship, a little surprise was in store for Bruno Mergen, a member of the organizing committee. In recognition of his 60 years of dedication to cycling, he received a magnificent crystal trophy, presented by VC Mamerdall and ACT Kopstal.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 28 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
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
by René Hoffmann | 27 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
Once again this year, the municipality of Mamer invited leaders of local organizations to the now-traditional Volunteer Festival. When the approximately 240 guests arrived in the early evening under the Skyliner on Independence Square, it was still quite warm, so a cold drink was most welcome. The atmosphere was excellent. There was plenty of conversation and laughter.
Mayor Luc Feller, Aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, Alderwoman Francine Closener, and members of the municipal council also made the trip to the Skyliner to celebrate volunteerism with local clubs.
In his speech, the mayor emphasized the importance of community organizations within the municipality. “In Mamer, the clubs are very committed and dynamic,” he said. “They are an essential pillar of social cohesion, integration, and a vibrant community life.” That is why many projects will continue to be carried out with and for these organizations. Luc Feller thanked the clubs and announced that close cooperation with them would continue.
The evening ended in a friendly atmosphere.
by René Hoffmann | 26 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
The national road cycling championships are being held this year in Mamer. The competition kicked off with the time trial, which began in the early afternoon. In summer-like temperatures, the riders gave it their all to post the best possible time. They were cheered on by their teammates, their families, and numerous spectators who watched the race in person under beautiful weather conditions.
Mayor Luc Feller, aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette—who also served as the event’s emcee—as well as members of the municipal council, also watched the time trial. Sports Minister Martine Hansen also traveled to Mamer to wish the riders good luck. Luc Feller and Martine Hansen also presented the winners with their medals.
Despite the challenging conditions, this time trial was a great success, and all cycling enthusiasts had a great time.
Due to the heat wave, the cycling events scheduled for Saturday, June 27, 2026, as part of the National Road Cycling Championships have been canceled. However, the concert at Independence Square will take place as planned. Competition will resume on Sunday with the U23 and Elite categories.
The time trial results are available HERE by René Hoffmann | 24 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
On the eve of National Day, the Municipality of Mamer has been organizing a large reception for its residents on the plaza in front of Mamer Schlass for many years.
Following the traditional Te Deum at Mamer Church, the mayor’s official speech and the tributes paid on Independence Square beneath the Skyliner, residents were invited to the forecourt of the Mamer Schlass to celebrate our country, the Grand Ducal couple and the Municipality of Mamer together, in summery weather. For, despite the heat, many residents had made their way to the forecourt. The atmosphere was very friendly and relaxed. There was plenty of laughter and conversation.
After the reception, the festivities continued beneath the Skyliner on Independence Square, accompanied by several concerts.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 24 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
To celebrate National Day, hundreds of people gathered at Independence Square for the traditional festival organized by the Municipality of Mamer. After a hot day, the mild evening weather allowed the crowd to fully enjoy the festivities.
The musical program began with Adam & Adam, followed by Hunneg Strëpp, and then the traditional National Day concert by Harmonie Gemeng Mamer, accompanied by the vocal duo Magalie and Serge.
The traditional fireworks display behind the Mamer Schlass brought the festivities to a close and lit up the sky over Mamer before a large crowd.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 24 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
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.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 24 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
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.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 23 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
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.
by René Hoffmann | 22 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
National Day festivities in the municipality of Mamer began on June 21 in Capellen, with a Te Deum at the church and a reception at the Cultural Center. The celebrations are organized for the residents and organizations of Holzem and Capellen.
In his speech at the Capellen Cultural Center, Mayor Luc Feller—accompanied by Aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, Alderwoman Francine Closener, and members of the municipal council—emphasized the importance of National Day. He noted that this is the first National Day since Grand Duke Henri abdicated in favor of his son Guillaume, marking the beginning of a new chapter for our country. The mayor also highlighted the importance of unity within the municipality. Following the speech, the choirs of Capellen and Holzem sang “Ons Heemecht,” the Luxembourgish national anthem.
The festivities will continue on June 22 in Mamer, on the eve of National Day, with a Te Deum, an awards ceremony, a reception, and concerts.
by René Hoffmann | 19 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
The Commission for Social Inclusion, the Maison Citoyenne, and the ZpB (Center for Citizenship Education) organized a very enriching field trip. Participants were invited to take a journey through time to discover traces of Jewish life in the northern part of the country.
The program included guided tours of the synagogue (1870) and the Jewish cemetery in Ettelbruck, as well as Cinqfontaines (Pafemillen), where approximately 300 Jews were interned and later deported between 1941 and 1943. The participants showed keen interest throughout the tour.
The purpose of this field trip was to contribute to the work of remembrance and to raise public awareness about anti-Semitism and all forms of extremism.
by René Hoffmann | 18 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
About 30 people, including many children, gathered in Holzem to build a large insect hotel. It was erected in the “a Frounert” nature area. The participants were guided by members of the Commission for Energy Transition, Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development.
The atmosphere was great, and everyone worked hard to fill wooden boxes with various natural materials. Everyone shared the same goal: to provide a nice habitat for insects and thereby help protect the environment. The committee chair and alderman, Ed Buchette, was delighted by the strong turnout and provided insights into the municipality’s flora and fauna.
After a little over an hour, the nine compartments were finished and installed in the prefabricated wooden structure with the help of Ed Buchette and alderman Roger Negri, who also took part in this wonderful initiative. Now all that remains is to wait for all the “rooms” in the new insect hotel to find their occupants.
by René Hoffmann | 17 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
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.
by René Hoffmann | 15 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
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.
by René Hoffmann | 15 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
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.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 15 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
Musical diversity took center stage on the second day of Music Day.
The duo L’éphémère created a unique atmosphere with their melancholic dream pop and emotionally charged lyrics. One Last Time then brought a lot of energy with their mix of pop and rock. The highlight of the evening went to Big.G & the Blowing Monkeys, who transformed Independence Square into a true party scene.
At the church in Mamer, Ad Libithum and saxophonist Jitz Jeitz brought together Baroque music and modern jazz in a crossover project featuring unique sounds.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 13 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
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.
by René Hoffmann | 11 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
The renaturation of rivers and streams improves water quality. It also improves habitats for plants and animals and promotes biodiversity.
In this context, part of the Mamer has also been redeveloped. Over a length of around 560 metres, between Holzem and Garnich, the stream, which lies in a Natura 2000 area, was deepened and widened in places. According to experts, renaturation also helps to reduce the risk of flooding. The municipality of Mamer commissioned the renaturation work, and the Ministry of the Environment provided financial support for the project.
Mayor Luc Feller, aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, and alderwoman Francine Closener visited the site with the project managers to find out more about the project. Explanations were provided by Frank Sowa, who is responsible for river protection at SICONA.
by René Hoffmann | 10 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
At CIPA in Mamer, it was time to celebrate. Anne Klein celebrated her 90th birthday.
The dynamic senior citizen hails from Pintsch, near Wilwerwiltz, and lived in Howald for many years. She worked at Spuerkeess (State Bank and Savings Bank). Her hobbies include traveling and gardening. Anne Klein was married and has three children: two daughters, Pia and Alix Peiffer, and a son, Yves Peiffer. She also has six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Very attached to her family, she regularly enjoys leafing through the family photo albums. Her husband died in 2001. Two of her children live in Mamer. So it was only natural that she should move to CIPA Mamer in 2023, where she feels very much at home.
For the occasion, Mayor Luc Feller, Aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, and Alderwoman Francine Closener came to CIPA to offer their warmest congratulations to the jubilarian.
by René Hoffmann | 9 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
As part of Children’s Week, Maison Relais Mamer organized a “Meet & Ride” event. Between 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., children were able to ride their bikes around the Kinneksbond school site in Mamer and have a great time.
On this occasion, the Coupe Scolaire was also organized for all Cycle 3.2 pupils at the Mamer Basic School. On a course laid out in the streets of the commune, the pupils were able to demonstrate not only that they knew how to ride a bike, but also that they knew the rules of the road. A total of 35 youngsters took part in the School Cup.
Mayor Luc Feller, aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, alderwoman Francine Closener and members of the local council were on hand to cheer on the pupils at the Coupe Scolaire. Thanks to ideal weather conditions, the event was a great success.
by René Hoffmann | 8 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
Many people attended the opening of the exhibition featuring the works of students of a watercolor course at the Galerie sur la Cap. The course was organized by the Commune de Mamer and led by renowned artist Iva Mrazkova.
The official opening of the exhibition was also attended by Mayor Luc Feller, Aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, and members of the local council. In his speech, the Mayor expressed his delight that so many people were so interested in art and painting. According to him, this exhibition is proof that the courses are a real hit with the locals. For her part, Iva Mrazkova emphasized that the primary aim of the courses was to awaken participants’ interest in art. However, hidden talents are frequently discovered.
In any case, the exhibition was a great success. Right from the opening, many visitors were enthusiastic about the works on display, some of which were also available for purchase.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 7 Jun, 2026 | App, Local events
Nuit du Sport was a great success in Mamer, with 842 active participants, including 489 children and young people.
Malgré les fortes pluies tombées en début de soirée, le public a répondu présent pour découvrir les 17 ateliers sportifs proposés par les clubs locaux au parc Brill et au stade François Trausch.
Mayor Luc Feller, Aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, Alderwoman Francine Closener and members of the town council also visited the various stands and chatted with the volunteers.
Thanks to the commitment of clubs, associations and the Sports and Leisure Commission, the Nuit du Sport was transformed into a real celebration of sport and community life, rounded off by a spectacular fireworks display.
by René Hoffmann | 18 May, 2026 | App, Local events
The Commission for Energy Transition, Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development once again organized a number of beautiful walks through the local forests as part of its “A Day in Nature” program. Bad weather did not prevent local residents, including many children, from taking part in the activity.
During the walks, which lasted around two hours, the experts, who also included Raoul Mettenhoven, ornithologist with natur&ëmwelt, imparted a wealth of knowledge about the birds of the region. Additional information was provided in a small educational booklet containing photos, names and descriptions of the birds, which was handed out to participants.
On the municipal side, alderman and commission chairman Ed Buchette also took part in this instructive walk.
by René Hoffmann | 15 May, 2026 | App, Local events
Around 250 pupils from the local primary schools– nine classes from Mamer and five classes from Capellen in cycle 3 – took part in this year’s traditional Bee Day. For a total of three days, the children learned a great deal about these useful insects and their important role in nature. In particular, they discovered life inside a beehive, took part in workshops and, as part of this, had the opportunity to produce honey gummi bears or learn how to cook with honey.
The students were accompanied by teachers and the Vivarium team. The atmosphere was great, and the students showed great commitment and curiosity.
Aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, along with representatives of the regional school board, also visited the various workshops and expressed their satisfaction with the children’s interest in nature.
by René Hoffmann | 13 May, 2026 | App, Local events
Cycle 1 pupils from the Mamer fundamental school presented a cheque for 2,187.29 euros to theAssociation Thérapie Equestre.
The money was raised as part of the Candeleur event. The money will be used by the association to finance its activities.
The representatives of the Association Thérapie Equestre warmly thanked the students for their generous donation and explained their mission.
The commune was represented at the cheque presentation by mayor Luc Feller, alderman Roger Negri and alderwoman Francine Closener.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 12 May, 2026 | App, Local events
Great joy for dogs and their owners at Brill Park: the new dog park, the winning project of the first edition of the 2024-2025 participatory budget, is now in operation.
Mayor Luc Feller, aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, alderwoman Francine Closener and members of the local council officially inaugurated the new facility. Dogs Meilo and Maggie were the first to test the new space.
The creation of this dog park illustrates the active involvement of local residents in the participatory budget. In the first edition, this project received the highest number of votes.
Following the success of the 2024-2025 participatory budget, a second edition will be launched on June 1, 2026. New citizen projects can then be submitted.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 11 May, 2026 | App, Local events
The European Festival held on May 9 in Mamer’s Place de l’Indépendance was dedicated to intercultural living and diversity. Numerous locals and visitors of different nationalities, including Finance Minister Gilles Roth, gathered to celebrate Europe Day in a convivial atmosphere. This year’s event focused on France.
For Mayor Luc Feller, accompanied by Alderman Ed Buchette and Alderwoman Francine Closener, the day reflected the identity of the commune of Mamer: an open and dynamic commune, where different cultures, languages and traditions enrich community life.
The program, featuring concerts, entertainment, stalls and culinary specialities, was a great success with the public throughout the day.
by René Hoffmann | 5 May, 2026 | Local events
The Commission de la Famille et du Troisième Âge organized a wonderful outing to the famous Sainte-Croix animal park in Rhodes. Many people took part in the outing, and enjoyed a very enjoyable and instructive day.
Over a total area of 130 hectares, participants were able to discover more than 1,500 animals from near and far, including wolves, bison and bears, in their natural environment. Participants also learned a great deal about wildlife, both here and in other countries.
The atmosphere throughout the day was, like the weather, excellent. By the end of the afternoon, on the return journey to Mamer, there were obviously nothing but satisfied faces on the bus.
by René Hoffmann | 4 May, 2026 | App, Local events
The Cultural Affairs Committee organized a wonderful three-day bus trip to Stuttgart, Germany. Participants had the opportunity to visit the Porsche Museum . A visit to the Staatsgalerie art museum was also on the program, and generated a great deal of enthusiasm.
The highlight, however, was the musical “We Will Rock You”featuring all the greatest hits of the famous musical group, presented at the Apollo Stage Theater, which literally had the audience jumping out of their seats.
Le troisième jour, une visite de la «Wilhelma», un mélange de zoo, de jardin botanique et de parc historique, a marqué la fin de ce voyage réussi.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 29 Apr, 2026 | App, Local events
The latest Babbelcafé attracted a large number of participants to the Mamer Schlass. The concept of linguistic tables, organized by the Maison Citoyenne, aroused keen interest and was very well received. The members of the Commission for Intercultural Living Together led the discussions and ensured that everyone took part.
Francine Closener, President of the commission, opened the evening, which was dedicated to living together and discovering new languages.
Luxembourgish was a particular success, with many participants taking the opportunity to practice the language and find out how to learn it in everyday life.
by René Hoffmann | 28 Apr, 2026 | App, Local events
It’s become a tradition: the the firefighters’ meal offered by the commune to members of the CISMA (Centre d’Incendie et de Secours Mamer)to thank them for their tireless commitment to public safety. Around 70 people, including active firefighters and members of the Amicale, turned out at the Mamer Schlass to celebrate together with Mayor Luc Feller, Aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, and members of the Municipal Council.
The evening was marked by a change at the helm of CISMA. After 7 years, Patrick Franck hands over the reins to Antonie van den Heuvel.
In his speech, Mayor Luc Feller thanked the members of the intervention center for the 5,000 or so interventions they carried out last year. He also stressed the need for professional firefighters and volunteer rescue workers to work hand in hand. In this context, the Amicale would play an important role, as it fosters cohesion between firefighters. Mamer is a fast-growing community, so an efficient emergency service is essential,” he added. He wished the new CISMA chief every success in his new mission, and the outgoing chief every success for the future. In his speech, Patrick Franck emphasized the good collaboration with the municipality, and was particularly pleased with the renewal of the CISMA vehicle fleet.
Finally, the president of the Amicale had one more surprise for the guests: to thank the firefighters’ spouses for their support, each received a 3D rose as a gift.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 27 Apr, 2026 | App, Local events
In the third decisive match of the final against GYM Volleythe ladies of VC Mamer were unable to defend the title they won last year. In three sets (22:25; 17:25; 20:25), the team from the capital won.
The match was played out both on the pitch and in the stands, where fans from both teams supported their players with fervor.
In the end, the result was indisputable. Congratulations to the GYM Volley team, who this year achieved the championship-cup double.
by Nathalie Rovatti | 24 Apr, 2026 | App, Local events
This Saturday at 5.30pm, the VC Mamer ladies will play the decisive match for the title against Gym Volley at the Nic. Frantz sports hall in Mamer.
The second match of the final, played in a “best of three” format, was won by the team from the capital after an intense five-set duel. The players from Mamer had made a fine comeback from 0:2 to 2:2 before narrowly losing the tie-break (25:16, 25:21, 26:28, 22:25, 15:10) , despite the unfailing support of their supporters, including Mayor Luc Feller, Alderman Roger Negri and Alderwoman Francine Closener.
After two hotly contested finals, with a win for each side, everything will come down to the final match, which promises to be a fascinating affair.
See you on April 25, 2026 at 5.30pm in Mamer.
by René Hoffmann | 22 Apr, 2026 | Local events
The Holzem village hall was packed for the Journée du Grand Âge, organized each year by the Senioren Amicale Mameranus. Once again, participants enjoyed an afternoon of drinks and cake. A well-stocked tombola was also on offer.
But it was also a time for celebration: in the course of the afternoon, 30 jubilarians were honored. Among them were alderman Ed Buchette and Amicale president Bruno Mergen.
Donations were also made to SOS Détresse and the Association Thérapie Equestre.
The municipality was represented at this festive event by Mayor Luc Feller, Alderman Ed Buchette and members of the local council. In his speech, the mayor stressed the importance of harmonious cohabitation between the generations, and praised the initiatives of the Senioren Amicale Mameranus. He also explained the many services available to senior citizens. For his part, the president of the Amicale wished all the jubilarians a happy birthday and highlighted the good collaboration with the municipality.
by René Hoffmann | 21 Apr, 2026 | App, Local events
The spring opening of the Mamer market on Place de l’Indépendance in Mamer was once again a great success. In glorious weather, many people found their way to the church square to inaugurate the market and do their shopping. The Holzem Keeleclub provided food and drink. .
Aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, alderwoman Francine Closener and members of the local council took part in the springtime opening of the Mamer market.
In his speech, Roger Negri expressed his delight at the market’s success, which is an unmissable fixture on the first and third Friday of every month in Mamer. He also emphasized that the market is a popular meeting place for local residents. For his part, Jeff Bourg, President of the Fédération luxembourgeoise des marchés, stressed the importance of local markets.
Musical entertainment was provided by the Magic Jazzband.
