The legacy of Martin Luther
As Gregor Kupper noticed in his introduction to yesterday’s conference, people often mistake Martin Luther, German professor of theology, composer, priest,
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Events
From Samhain to Halloween: what’s the history behind your favourite holiday?
What’s your first thought when someone mentions Halloween? Children wearing costumes? pumpkins? You’re not wrong, as children wear scary clothes
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The Feminist Curse Night
On Thursday, October 26th, the patriarchy will be brought to its knees and witness the power of the Feminist Curse
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Dance on the rhythm of hip-hop at Lezarts Danses Urbaines
The street culture is a modern cultural phenomenon rich in influences and in constant evolution, that has reshaped the way
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Discover the everyday wonders in Robert Doisneau’s photos
Robert Doisneau was a very famous French photographer of the 20th century, who was part of the humanist photography movement
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Is Brussels still a welcoming city, a safe haven?
One of the first elements that may impact the visitor when arriving to Brussels is its international and multicultural character.
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Celebrating resistance and solidarity
For more than ten years, Festival des Libertés has celebrated subversive, festive, creative and political forms of art. It aims
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Jazz roots in Molenbeek
The expression “jazz roots” was invented 15 years ago by Brother Swing to stress the difference between the different sorts
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Role-play and jazz gigs at the Parlamentarium
Brussels is a vibrant city, rich in cultures and influences from all over the world. Many people come to the
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Expats Financial Affairs: an inclusive event
Travelling and settling down in a new country often takes a lot of effort and resources. One spends quite some
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