Annual "Léiffrawëschdag" celebrated in Greiveldange
Every year, thousands of visitors flock to the traditional Greiveldange celebrations on August 15 known as “Léiffrawëschdag”. It is an event celebrating life of yesteryear with food, peasant customs, forgotten places and trades that have long disappeared.
(ADW) Every year, thousands of visitors flock to the traditional Greiveldange celebrations on August 15 known as “Léiffrawëschdag”. It is an event celebrating life of yesteryear with food, peasant customs, forgotten places and trades that have long disappeared.
Once celebrated by inhabitants of the village at the end of crop harvest, Leiffrawëschdag is now a local festival that takes place yearly on Assumption day.
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