Mixing the old and the new …. that’s this Brussels “institution”
Art Deco was THE artistic movement of the 1920s and 30s. A veritable star of the Roaring Twenties, its aesthetic flourished in furniture, the...
Job swap for the day
It is an age old problem: how do employers manage to maintain job satisfaction among their staff.
Now, a popular Belgian visitor attraction has come...
Big in Japan….. at Brussels’ Autoworld
Good news for all fans of Japanese cars, motorcycles and culture.
On Wednesday 2 July the Autoworld car museum in Brussels will open its doors...
New effort to protect biodiversity
A major hospitality group is calling on the chefs of its 580 properties, including several in Benelux, to remove threatened seafood species from their...
Autoworld gears up for latest expo
She defied every convention. She amazed the public at the 1955 Motor Show. And even today, 70 years on, the Citroën DS continues to...
Concerts will mark organ anniversary
A special landmark is looming.. the 25th anniversary of the restoration of the organ at the Church of Notre Dame du Finistère (Rue Neuve in Brussels).
To...
New wines are a “homage” to a famous Belgian festival
A Belgian winery is “spreading its wings” and releasing three new vintages for 2025.
The Mont des Anges vineyard, located at Mons, is named after...
Flying the flag for Belgian wines
Belgian viticulture continues to grow.
That was the keynote message to emerge from a major wine awards and launch of the third edition of the...
Wraps come off London’s newest visitor attraction
It’s been some 10 years in the planning but this weekend (31 May/1June) heralds the launch of London’s latest visitor attraction.
The keenly-awaited V&A East...
Curtain set to rise on theatre’s latest production in Brussels
Only days remain until the opening night of a Belgian theatre company’s latest production.
The Bridge' Theatre’s new original production of “855-FOR-TRUTH” by Eva Hudson begins...
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