Capture from the event;
Credit: Leonardo Fantin
On Saturday 22 August 2026, Luxembourg's Ministry of the Economy reported a positive outcome for the first edition of “Stones in Vibration”, held at Beaufort Castle.
The free event was fully booked, with 4,000 tickets reserved, noted the ministry, adding that this edition aimed to offer a new way of discovering Beaufort Castle by combining heritage, music, creativity, gastronomy and local craftsmanship. The ministry said that the diversity of the programme helped attract different audiences and offered an experience accessible to all generations.
Beyond Luxembourg residents, “Stones in Vibration” was particularly aimed at visitors and tourists staying in the country. The project sought to strengthen the attractiveness of the region and Luxembourg by offering a cultural and tourism experience that complemented the existing offer and encouraged visitors to discover the country's heritage.
Throughout the day, the musical programme highlighted Luxembourg's music scene, with performances by Francis of Delirium, Eva Marija, NOSI, Samwell, Irem and Don Piano, as well as a family show by Nikki Ninja & d'Wibbeldidubs.
Beyond the music, the “Creators Market” brought together around twenty local artisans and creators, while the “Food Village” featured producers and restaurants from the region. Family activities were also available throughout the day.
According to the ministry, this first edition served as a pilot project for its Directorate-General for Tourism and could pave the way for future such initiatives.
The project formed part of the national “Lëtzebuerg, dat ass Vakanz!” campaign, which encourages residents and visitors to explore Luxembourg through local experiences.
