Luxembourg Art Week: A Deep Dive into Contemporary Art
Luxembourg Art Week celebrates the best of contemporary art. Discover international art galleries, meet the artists, and admire the works.
Champs du Glacis, Luxembourg LimpertsbergEvery year in November, thousands of runners gather in more than 50 cities around the world to participate in Run in The Dark. This iconic night race brings together nearly 25,000 participants each year in support of research into paralysis. The global starting signal is traditionally given in Dublin at 8 p.m., marking the start of simultaneous races in other cities. The beauty of this race lies in the fact that it takes place in the dark. Only the runners’ flashing armbands provide light, symbolizing hope for those who cannot walk.
Since 2014, the city of Luxembourg has been one of the host cities for this global initiative. The race traditionally starts at the Rives de Clausen at 8 p.m. Participants can choose between two routes, accessible to all: 5 km or 10 km through the city. The 2023 edition was a resounding success, both globally and locally. In Luxembourg, nearly 2,000 runners took part. And over 38,000 euros were raised for research into paralysis. In 2024, more than 2,250 runners took part in the race. The total amount raised for the 2024 edition is not yet known.
Participating in Run in The Dark isn’t just about lacing up your sneakers for a simple night run. Above all, it’s a show of solidarity and support for people living with paralysis. Every registration and every donation directly contributes to research aimed at helping people with paralysis regain the use of their legs. The cause has its roots in the inspiring story of Mark Pollock, an Irish athlete who became paralyzed following an accident. Mark Pollock, who was also the first blind person to reach the South Pole, continues to spread a message of hope and resilience. While he was still in the hospital, his friends organized the first edition of the Run in The Dark race. Since then, the movement has gone global, and every year, more and more people participate. Every year, thousands of people around the world become paralyzed as a result of illness or accidents. Recent advances in medical research show that there is hope for improved mobility through nerve regeneration and brain-machine interfaces. Your support for Run in The Dark helps make these dreams a reality.
The next edition of Run in The Dark will take place in mid-November 2025—the exact date is still to be confirmed. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or a beginner, you can participate and support this noble cause. Two distances are available (5 km and 10 km), and you can run at your own pace. The race in Luxembourg will start, as it does every year, at 8:00 PM from the Rives de Clausen.
No problem! Run in The Dark also offers virtual participation. You can run from home by downloading the Run in The Dark app. Choose your route, your time, and join the global community of runners supporting a good cause.
Registration for Run in The Dark 2025 will open online a few months before the event. The registration fee includes a participant kit featuring an official event T-shirt and a light-up armband. By registering, you’re directly contributing to funding research against paralysis.
If you don’t want to run, you can always make a donation or become a fundraiser. The event’s partner organization, Collaborative Cures, works to fund scientific research and accelerate the development of treatments for paralysis. Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of a global community committed to fighting paralysis. Run, walk, support, or raise funds—but above all, don’t stay in the shadows. See you in November 2025 for an edition of Run in The Dark that promises to be breathtaking, united, and full of hope . Participate in Run in The Dark by running or raising funds. More information on the official website. Be the change you want to see in the world: run to bring light! Want to help people in mental distress? Walk from darkness into light with Together For Hope (formerly Darkness Into Light).
Website: https://www.runinthedark.org/
Luxembourg Art Week celebrates the best of contemporary art. Discover international art galleries, meet the artists, and admire the works.
Champs du Glacis, Luxembourg LimpertsbergLuxembourg is known for its charming and festive Christmas and Advent markets. During this period, locals and visitors alike can enjoy the holiday spirit.
LuxembourgThe Conic Rose group presents a unique evening blending electronic jazz with cinematic sounds. Based in Berlin, this collective of young musicians explores soundscapes that blend abstraction, vibrant soundscapes, and art-rock influences.
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