British newspaper The Observer in defence of Brussels
« Ignore the sceptics, this is a fabulous city, says a longtime fan – especially Ixelles, the vibrant multicultural quarter where
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In focus
Brussels, 2030 European Capital of Culture?
The Brussels-Capital Region is a candidate to be the European Capital of Culture in 2030, announced Rudi Vervoort, Brussels-Capital Minister-President. The
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Best Brussels Moments XXXVII
Good morning Brussels! As beautiful Saturday brings positive thoughts, we started imagining how cool it would be if whole month
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10 Belgians who are changing the world
Expats may occasionally enjoy picking on the Belgians and making fun of their peculiarities. For sure, it’s just an expression
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Being self-employed or a freelancer in Belgium
You might have just landed a consultant contract, or maybe you want to launch your own business. Perhaps the precariousness
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Explore gender and sexuality at the Pink Screen festival
If you are looking for some more information or a different perspective on the queer world, why don’t you take
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A more flexible and welcoming Henry Le Bœuf Great Hall
The Centre for Fine Arts is reconfiguring the stalls of the Henry Le Bœuf Great Hall by replacing the current
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Brussels Museums Nocturnes I
Brussels welcomed last September 14 the 17th edition of the Brussels Museums Nocturnes. The concept remains the same, every Thursday
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Holy Smoke! – What Brussels needed: Texas-style BBQ in St Gilles
Beef brisket and pulled pork is just what Brussels needed; a Texas BBQ place where no vegetarian would set foot
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Philippe Catherine does not play music. He is music.
« Philip Catherine is one of the last romantic jazz musicians. He does not play music: he is music. A lyricism
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