The Creation of Centre Prince Henri: From Idea to Reality
The idea for Centre Prince Henri began when the municipality of Walferdange purchased the land, measuring 27.30 Ar in 1968. The project received initial approval from the municipal council in 1974, and the foundation stone was laid on April 15, 1979. After years of planning and construction, the center officially opened its doors on April 4, 1981. Today, discussions are underway about expanding the facility to meet the growing needs of the community.
A Space for Culture and Community
From the beginning, Centre Prince Henri was designed to serve as a cultural and community center. Over the years, it has become a place where residents can gather for a variety of events and activities.
The center regularly hosts:
- Concerts and Performances – Live music, theater productions, and dance events.
- Meetings and general assemblies of local clubs
- Workshops and Classes – Covering topics from art and music to health and personal development.
- Community Gatherings – Social events, meetings, and celebrations that bring the local community together.
Centre Prince Henri Today
Today, Centre Prince Henri continues to be a vibrant part of community life in Walferdange. Its event spaces and exhibition areas provide a versatile setting for both cultural and social events. Discussions about expanding the facility reflect the growing importance of the center as a space for creativity, connection, and community spirit.
Whether you’re attending a concert, taking part in a workshop, or simply connecting with others, Centre Prince Henri remains a key part of Walferdange’s cultural identity.
For bookings and inquiries, reach out to the municipal administration at +352 33 02 95 or +352 621 130 065, or email reservation@walfer.lu.
