Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the Zeltik Festival returns this weekend to Dudelange with a festive program blending traditional Celtic music and contemporary sounds.
Celtic music enthusiasts will gather this weekend in Dudelange for the latest edition of Zeltik, one of the most iconic cultural events in the south of the country. From March 13th to 15th, the festival is celebrating its 30th edition with a rich and festive program.
For three days, the city will embrace Celtic cultures with concerts, musical encounters, and convivial moments. The event kicks off with a special concert at Saint-Martin’s Church, before festivities continue at the opderschmelz cultural center, featuring international artists and talent from the folk and Celtic scene.
The lineup includes prominent figures in the genre, spanning traditional music, contemporary folk, and rock influences. Artists scheduled to perform include Carlos Núñez, Skerryvore, Curly Strings, Celtic Social Club, and the renowned Red Hot Chilli Pipers, promising a series of concerts with an electric atmosphere.
Beyond the concerts, Zeltik aims to be a true festive experience: after-shows and musical sessions extend the evenings in a warm atmosphere, true to the spirit of Celtic pubs, and gatherings.
Founded in the 1990s, the festival has gradually established itself as a must-attend event for Celtic culture enthusiasts in Luxembourg, attracting audiences from across the country and the Greater Region each year.
