Back to the list of organisations
FerroForum

FerroForum

Culture Education / Training Living together All audiences

+352 621 201 912 | 1 Rue Léon Lamort , 4149 Esch-sur-Alzette

Follow

Volunteer for the Oarbechterkiermes

FerroForum
Culture Living together Leisure All audiences Children (3 – 12 years) Seniors

Help our team during the Oarbechterkiermes: reception, entertainment, creative activities, logistics, or handling. Take part in this family festival that brings the industrial heritage and memory of the Schmelz workers back to life.

Esch-sur-Alzette ...
FerroForum

FerroForum

Culture Education / Training Living together All audiences

1 Rue Léon Lamort , 4149 Esch-sur-Alzette

+352 621 201 912

http://Facebook.com/ferroforum

http://ferroforum.lu

FerroForum is an association that brings together a community of passionate volunteers and committed professionals dedicated to the preservation, transmission, and promotion of metallurgical history and know-how. It is based at the heart of the Central Workshop of the former Esch-Schifflange steelworks, also known as the "Metzeschmelz".

Presentation of our organisation

FerroForum is a dynamic community of enthusiasts – volunteers and staff alike – united around the cultural heritage and technical know-how linked to iron and steel. The association is based at the Central Workshop of the former Esch-Schifflange steelworks, now renamed Metzeschmelz, an iconic site that bears witness to the industrial history of the region.

Around forty volunteers form the living heart of FerroForum: former steelworkers, civil servants, artists, students… aged 20 to 75. Together, they share their skills and experience in a spirit of mutual support and conviviality, without distinction of age, gender, or social background.

The life of the association revolves around a wide range of activities: practical workshops, as well as conferences, exhibitions, and cultural events. From demonstrations and concerts to guided visits, every moment becomes an opportunity for meeting, sharing, and collective creation, making FerroForum a place of transmission, innovation, and living memory around iron and steel.