Monday: 5:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Tuesday: 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Wednesday: 9:30 AM – 12:00 AM
Thursday: 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Friday: 12:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Saturday & Sunday: 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Dit jaar sloegen Quiet Community Maastricht en Lumière de handen ineen binnen de subsidieregeling Projecten Culturele Dynamiek 2025–2028 van de Gemeente Maastricht. Naast de mogelijkheid voor Quiet-leden om ons jaarlijkse Open Air Festival te bezoeken, organiseerden we een viertal speciale filmavonden op locatie, exclusief voor Quiet-leden. Zo ontstond de eerste editie van Quiet Open Air: […]

Twelve nights of film under the stars and two sunny summer mornings at the cinema. The seventh edition of the Lumière Open Air Film Festival has come to an end – completely sold out, and one we’ll remember fondly.

Turn your cinema visit into the perfect morning with our Film Breakfast. Every Saturday and Sunday from 10:30, you’re welcome in our Grand Café for a generous breakfast before settling in for the film of your choice. The Film Breakfast can be booked for €27.50 per person. More info on the Film Breakfast

During the summer holidays – from 13 July through 23 August – the kitchen of our Grand Café will operate with adjusted opening hours.

The line-up for the Open Air Film Festival 2026 is now (almost) complete with the announcement of this year’s Public’s Choice winners.

This July and August, take your Cineville card across borders to 5 European countries, 92 cities and 248 cinemas.

Lumière, in collaboration with Artichoque Art Gallery, offers a platform to local talent. Currently on display is Somewhere In Between by Maastricht-based artist Shirin Hejazi.

Yes, you’re in the right place: this is the website for Lumière Maastricht. Our website has had a fresh lick of paint. From now on, you can view films & buy tickets much easier.

In collaboration with the Limburg Film Fonds, Lumière Maastricht is bringing three brand-new Ultrakort productions to the public. The two-minute short films will screen as supporting features before a selection of three films and give cinema audiences a compact yet powerful glimpse into contemporary Limburg stories, creators and themes.