Tag: culture
New expo to mark 160 years of Belgium-Japan relations
A special expo has been launched to mark g 160 years of diplomatic relations between Belgium and Japan.
The exhibition takes place up to December...
Gearing up for a busy weekend
It’s action all the way this weekend at one of Brussels’ best known visitor attractions.
On Saturday, 10 October at 3pm Autoworld will host “Auction...
Brussels’ annual Museum Night Fever promises to be better and bigger...
It's time for for the newest edition of your favorite museum night: Museum Night Fever.
On 17 October from 7pm to 1am some 28 Brussels...
Why We Need More Third Places
For many of us, life follows a familiar rhythm. We wake up at home, travel to work, return home in the evening and repeat...
Art lovers’ event gives public a chance to see some of...
It’s one of the most anticipated arts events in the UK and the starting pistol is set to sound on Herefordshire Art Week.
h.Art 2026,...
Brussels theatre company kicks off its new autumn season
Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg, two of the twentieth century’s greatest physicists, were once close friends working together to unlock the secrets of the...
Want to cook great Indian food? Here’s how to do it
Cookery classes run by top UK chef Dev Biswal are going down a treat with his customers.
The classes give the public direct experience of...
The World’s Best Cities
Imagine stepping out of your front door onto a tree-lined street where public transport runs on time, parks are never far away, healthcare is...
Brussels Jazz Venues Guide
Brussels has long been one of Europe's great jazz cities. Its stages have welcomed legendary musicians, its clubs continue to nurture emerging talent, and...
App offers chance to explore – and keep fit
A retired telecoms worker from Belgium is among those behind an innovative App that aims to keep you fit and discover “hidden gems” all...
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