Unique dye plants dating from the Middle Ages discovered in Brussels...
Belgian archaeologists have discovered traces of gaude, madder and dyers' woad, the three most important dye plants of the Middle Ages.
The plants played a...
Brightening up winter – that’s this “Brussels” version of an old...
It's that time of year again…. oh yes it is.
In the best traditions of this time of the year, a Belgian audience is set...
New year starts on right note for Brussels band
The start of a new year has also started on the right note for a Belgo-Brussels musical collective.
Since the mid-1990s, Jaune Toujours has been serving up...
Cooking up “culinary journeys” – that’s top chef Dev Biswal
Meet Dev Biswal – a man on a mission to tempt the taste buds of discerning diners far and wide.
Biswal is an acclaimed British...
Cooking up a Christmas culinary treat
Christmas is coming and you might be wondering how to sprinkle a bit of sparkle on the occasion.
Of course, a culinary treat usually makes...
Gearing up for a fast paced start to 2025
Autoworld is shifting up a gear with the spectacular exhibition ‘Maserati 110 Years.’
From 20 December to 23 February it hosts a unique collection of...
Jazz festival set to hit the high notes
The Brussels Jazz Festival will celebrate its 10th anniversary in January 2025.
With its eclectic mix of emerging and established artists from Belgium and abroad, the festival...
Looking for a cracking Christmas culinary treat?
Are you among those who are desperate for some seasonal fun and cheer to offset the never-ending gloomy weather?
If so, a pioneering businesswoman in...
A “Top 10” of things to do and see this Christmas
Christmas is coming so what better time of the year to get out and enjoy some festive fun in Brussels (and Belgium).
The city and...
Winter “magic” in the beautiful setting of La Hulpe
The long, dark winter nights can seem a bit grim at the best of times, not least with so much even gloomier news currently...
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