Is prior art experience necessary?

No, this workshop is suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned artists.

All necessary materials are provided, but bringing a sketchbook can be helpful.

Can I take my print home?

Absolutely, your final print is yours to keep.

How long does the workshop last?

It typically runs for about 2 to 3 hours.

Is there an age limit?

Participants should be at least 12 years old.

Is the workshop accessible for people with disabilities?

Please contact us in advance to discuss accessibility options.

Creative Workshop with Damien Giudice at Minett Park | Workshop | Events

Located in the historic Minett Park Fond-de-Gras, this creative workshop offers a unique blend of art and nature-inspired expression. Damien Giudice's 'Découpe par découpe : ton œuvre sur papier' guide immerses participants in the meticulous process of linocut printmaking. Over the course of the session, you'll learn to translate sketches of mystical creatures and natural motifs into striking prints, gaining insight into both technical skill and artistic vision. The Hall Paul Wurth, where this workshop takes place, provides a spacious, inspiring environment that celebrates Luxembourg's industrial heritage while fostering creative exploration. What makes this experience stand out is its focus on bringing natural themes into the realm of printmaking—perfect for those who love art that’s rooted in the outdoors. Whether you're an experienced artist or a curious beginner, this workshop invites you to connect with nature in a new, tactile way. You’ll leave with a personalized print that encapsulates the wild beauty and mystical stories of the region. The activity encourages mindfulness, precision, and a deep appreciation for craftsmanship, making it a fulfilling addition to any outdoor-inspired itinerary. Small groups ensure personalized guidance from Giudice himself, making this an intimate, memorable artistic adventure for all. This workshop beautifully marries Luxembourg’s industrial history with its vibrant natural environment, transforming raw inspiration into tangible art. Ideal for visitors looking to add a creative twist to their outdoor plans, it offers more than just a craft—it's a chance to see the landscape through a new lens and create lasting souvenirs of your time in Minett Park.

About Minett Park Fond-de-Gras

Minett Park Fond-de-Gras is a heritage and activity site located in Differdange and Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg. The park interprets the history of iron ore mining at Fond-de-Gras and offers a diverse programme of guided tours, creative workshops, seasonal events and outdoor experiences. Visitors can join guided tours in English and in Luxembourgish to explore preserved industrial buildings such as the grocery store and the power station, learn about miners’ lives and the transport of ore, and understand the region’s mining landscape.

The site presents specialist workshops, including the linocut printmaking workshop led by artist Damien Giudice, where participants progress from sketch to final print and take home an original piece. Storytelling walks such as the Balade Contée “Moments Magiques” combine guided narration with scenic trails, while the Balade Photo-Gras offers practical photography sessions across varied landscapes. The park also runs mountain bike outings and hosts seasonal events listed under Festival vapeur and the Train de la Saint Nicolas, the latter organised with volunteers and featuring a decorated train shed and activities for children.

Minett Park Fond-de-Gras uses guided interpretation, preserved infrastructure and organised programming to present local mining heritage alongside cultural and outdoor activities. Information about languages offered on visits, event formats and named contributors (for example, artist-led workshops) helps visitors plan a relevant visit. The combination of on-site interpretation, workshops and community-run events positions the park as a focal destination for heritage learning and family-friendly outdoor experiences in southern Luxembourg.