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.
We are looking for one or more volunteers to lend a hand to our team during the Oarbechterkiermes (“workers' fair”), a celebration that is fast becoming a tradition, held every spring in the central workshop of the Metzeschmelz (located between Esch-sur-Alzette and Schifflange).
This event pays tribute to the funfairs of the early 20th century and is aimed at the whole family. Young and old alike can discover traditional games revisited “FerroForum style,” such as the carousel, the “Gliddegen Drot,” the “Hau den Lukas” and many more, while enjoying concerts and homemade specialties.
It is a convivial moment that brings the heritage of the South and the memory of the Schmelz workers back to life.
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".
1 Rue Léon Lamort , 4149 Esch-sur-Alzette
+352 621 201 912
http://Facebook.com/ferroforum
http://ferroforum.lu
We are looking for one or more volunteers to lend a hand to our team during the Oarbechterkiermes (“workers' fair”), a celebration that is fast becoming a tradition, held every spring in the central workshop of the Metzeschmelz (located between Esch-sur-Alzette and Schifflange).
This event pays tribute to the funfairs of the early 20th century and is aimed at the whole family. Young and old alike can discover traditional games revisited “FerroForum style,” such as the carousel, the “Gliddegen Drot,” the “Hau den Lukas” and many more, while enjoying concerts and homemade specialties.
It is a convivial moment that brings the heritage of the South and the memory of the Schmelz workers back to life.