A country in foment: Belgium in the 1980s
What was all that about?’ a recent newcomer to Belgium asked me. The ‘that’ in question was the 1992 black
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The 24th Edition of the Belgian Pride
As in previous years, Brussels will celebrate the LGBTI+ community with the Belgian Pride, in May. The theme for this
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Carolus Festival in Brussels
View this post on Instagram Till this Friday, relive the #Renaissance in #Brussels during the #Ommegang, one the most amazing
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Works of Belgian artist Stéphane Mandelbaum at Pompidou Centre: Drawings of violence and humour
Currently running until 20 May, the Pompidou Centre in Paris is hosting an exhibition dedicated to Belgian artist Stéphane Mandelbaum.
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Brussels Hidden Gems: Petit Sablon Square
As we approach International Workers’ Day, it seems only right to visit a corner of Brussels dedicated to tradespeople. Petit
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“See U” to be held in Brussels this weekend
A cinema, an organic market, art exhibitions, workshops, urban vegetable gardens: one unique place, right on the border between Ixelles
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Through the struggle for the struggle: Series of films from April 25th to May 14th
Cinema Parenthèse and Goethe-Institut Brüssel present a series of screenings that explores the relationship between film and radical politics. The
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UNESCO International Jazz Day in Belgium: 30th of April
In November 2011, UNESCO officially designated April 30 as International Jazz Day in order to highlight jazz and its diplomatic
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Spheres by Darren Aronofsky: A Virtual Reality Journey Through the Cosmos
Spheres, the award-winning virtual reality experience directed by Darren Aronofsky, and narrated by Patti Smith, Jessica Chastain and Milly Brown,
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On a day like this in 1943 an 11-year-old boy jumped from a train in Belgium and escaped deportation to Auschwitz
In the autumn of 1928 George Gershwin began writing Embraceable You, a popular jazz song that would become part of
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