Food waste averages 10,400 tons per day in Belgium – Happy Hours Market wants to do something about it
Too much food goes to waste. That’s a reality in Belgium and in other parts of the world. Supermarkets have
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Author: Mauricio Ruiz
“The more you know about a country, the more you understand its literature,” says Francis Geffard, director of Festival America
Francis Geffard is an adventurer of the word, a cartographer of the literary landscape. As a child, growing up in
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Poetic sounds reach Brussels from the heights
The concert’s stage was set up in the sky, seventy meters above the city. Surrounded by mounds of construction road
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Art and illegality: a peek into the marvels of Brussels’ street art scene
This morning I sat down at the kitchen table and thought hard about the question: How old was I when
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We offer something intimate, an experience where human connections are highly valued: Muziekpublique
Short attention span is a pervasive symptom of modern western society: mobile phones vibrating, a new episode for a TV
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The oldest cemetery in Brussels: a guided tour of Laeken cemetery
In 1983 the writer and former New Yorker editor, William Maxwell, wrote a story called Love, in which a ten
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Invasion ’68: Josef Koudelka at Botanique
What drew me into Josef Koudelka’s world was the absence of fear in his life. Last year, on a cold
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In the footsteps of Breughel: exploring the Pajottenland
In 1563 Pieter Breughel the Elder moved from Antwerp to Brussels where he got married and settled for the remaining
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Last days: L’heure d’été open air cinema – Rio de Janeiro
For the seventh time, Cinema Galeries organizes l’Heure d’été, a film festival sponsored by the Echevinat de la Culture of
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Midi Fair hosts 150 ailing children for a day of fun and caring
On Thursday, August 2nd, more than 150 ailing children will come to enjoy for free the attractions of the Midi
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