April, always: A portrait of Brussels in parts
Form This week I entered the Berlaymont building for the first time. Walking into it as a visitor feels like
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Cult’Art
“I came to Belgium to write about phantom limbs” — An interview with American novelist Richard Powers
I have to start from the beginning. Before being blown away by the sculpted, pristine sentences found in his
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Czech films come to Brussels this spring
The spring in Brussels belongs to film events and Czech Centre Brussels goes with the flow with its programme of
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Brussels, Dance!
Between 6 February and 6 April, dance, in all its diversity and vitality, will take center stage in Brussels! For
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Walking through the cobblestone heritage of Brussels
Did you know that cobblestones are considered a Belgian specialty and heritage treasure, much like beer and cheese? Cobblestones vary
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More than 66,000 people came to Tour and Taxis to visit the BRAFA fair
The 64th edition of the BRAFA Antiques Fair, which ended on Sunday at Tour & Taxis in Brussels, recorded a
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What are the roots of hate? Why do some people threaten to kill, rape, kidnap or hurt others?
What are the roots of hate? Why do some people threaten to kill, rape, kidnap or hurt someone whose existence
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7 Belgian projects shortlisted for the ‘Oscars of Architecture’
The ‘Mies van der Rohe Award’, named after the German furniture designer and architect (1886-1969), is the most prestigious prize
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“I was born the year the USSR collapsed. The piano at home was a gift from my grandfather to my mom,” — Pianist Luka Okros in Brussels
Imagine being 18 and walking into a sea of applause at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Imagine sitting on
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Brussels pays tribute to Bruegel in 2019
Brussels and Bruegel are inextricably linked. To celebrate the 450th anniversary of the death of the great Flemish master, several
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