Long Live The Summer: the committed and innovative lifestyle event

Long Live The Summer returns to Luxembourg for its fifth edition. The event will take place from September 20 to 21, 2025, at Luxexpo The Box. This unmissable event is free and open to all, upon registration. It's the perfect opportunity to discover Luxembourg in a different way.

Strong support for the local Luxembourg economy

Since 2021, LLTS has been showcasing local businesses and start-ups in Luxembourg. More than 100 exhibitors will be present at this event. Local retailers, artisans, designers, and e-commerce entrepreneurs will share their worlds with visitors.

Several themed areas are available:

• My Neighborhood, My Business: to showcase the diversity of Luxembourg City's 24 neighborhoods.

• Offline Market: a direct meeting place for online stores and their customers.

• Design Hub: a showcase for young design talent.

The diversity of exhibitors reflects the economic dynamism of Luxembourg, a country focused on innovation, creativity, and sustainability.

A varied and inclusive program

Long Live The Summer is for all generations. Families, young professionals, and the simply curious can all find something to enjoy with a range of activities:

• Creative workshops on recycling, nature, and design.

• Outdoor sports activities: yoga, Pilates, dance.

• Round tables and conferences on ecology, inclusion, and entrepreneurship.

• Concerts and festive entertainment throughout the weekend.

For expats in Luxembourg and newcomers, this is the perfect opportunity to meet committed and passionate people. It's also a great chance to gain a better understanding of local issues and get involved in the life of the country.

Boosting the local economy and promoting the Greater Region

Since its launch in 2021, "Long Live The Summer" has become an unmissable event for creative minds and young entrepreneurs in Luxembourg. Originally designed to support local businesses facing the challenges of the pandemic, the event remains an interactive platform today. Citizens, businesses, and associations come together around a program combining culture, sports, and discovery.

Each year, with the support of the City of Luxembourg and the Chamber of Commerce, more than 100 emerging businesses from different neighborhoods of the city and local e-commerce present their products and services. The event highlights the dynamism of the local economy while celebrating diversity and innovation.

A dynamic approach for a long-term future

Recognized as a Green Business Event by the Directorate General of Tourism of the Ministry of Economy, "Long Live The Summer" is a sustainable event. It stands out for its approach combining economic development and ecological responsibility. "As a major event organizer in the Greater Region, we have a special responsibility for the impact of our activities, both economically and environmentally, with citizens and future generations in mind," says Morgan Gromy, CEO of Luxexpo The Box.

This commitment is reflected in the decision to limit the ecological impact of major events.

• Exhibitors are local and favor short supply chains.

• The products on offer are often organic, seasonal, and sourced from the region.

• Waste is sorted and recycled on site.

• The infrastructure is eco-designed.

• Visitors are encouraged to come by public transport or bicycle.

This approach is part of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg's national sustainable development strategy. It's also a great way to show that innovation can go hand in hand with responsibility.

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