July 11th marks the Day of the Flemish Community of Belgium
Today marks the Day of the Flemish Community of Belgium, also known as Flemish Community Day. It is held on
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Cult’Art
Marie Siska has been baking waffles in Belgium for 100 years
In 1919, Marie Siska (1881-1948) and her Dutch entrepreneurial husband Petrus Dossche started a waffle house in Zoutelaan in Knokke,
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AfricaMuseum surpasses the 240,000-visitor mark
On 8 December 2018, the AfricaMuseum in Tervuren – the former Royal Museum for Central Africa – re-opened, after five
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Facing the Other: incarNations at Bozar
I enter the exhibition ‘incarNations: African Art as Philosophy’ at Bozar in Brussels full of energy, ready to devour mentally
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Brussels Hidden Gems: Afterwork Party at Boeremet, Abattoir – and more
Continuing our tour of the Midi area of Brussels, via Pensions Tower and Cantillon Brewery, today we head ten minutes
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Google showcases a Belgian female painter
Google has paid tribute to a 17th century Belgian artist who dared to break down the barriers. She painted magnificent
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Summer tip: Apéro and Balkan cultural evenings @ Vaux-Hall Summer 2019
Summer is coming and many exciting events are in front of us! For the third year in a row, the
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Brussels Hidden Gems: Cantillon Brewery, Anderlecht
Less than ten minutes on foot from the Gare du Midi/Zuidstation and its modernist tower, tucked into a side street,
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Brussels Hidden Gems: Tour du Midi/Zuidtoren
The Gare du Midi/Zuid is the gateway to Brussels for many visitors but the area immediately surrounding the station does
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Review of the opening film at the Brussels International Film Festival (BRIFF): “It Must Be Heaven”
The second annual Brussels International Film Festival (BRIFF) kicked-off in the Grand Eldorado movie theatre at UGC De Brouckère on
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