What’s on in Brussels: Sol LeWitt at the Jewish Museum of Belgium
A new exhibition dedicated to the work of Sol LeWitt has opened at the Jewish
Gareth JOHNSON
Are you ready for an immersive night out that will get you dancing?
Old But Gold is an experience that will transport you through four decades of music
What’s on in Brussels: La Vie matérielle
La Vie matérielle – a new exhibition presented by Centrale – is a dialogue between
How to get festive in Brussels this Christmas
Brussels is definitely getting into the spirit of Christmas, with Winter Wonders activities popping up
Surprise! Angèle has released her new album
Angèle’s second album – Nonante-Cinq – wasn’t scheduled to be released for another week or
Gaspard Rozenwajn is savouring every moment
Gaspard Rozenwajn is a Brussels-based triple-threat talent. He sings, he dances, he acts – he’s
Where to watch 60 Miles A Day – a journey that inspires us all to live our dreams
Directed by Mister Emma and Didier Minne, 60 Miles A Day is a documentary film
Villa Empain presents How Will It End?
The latest exhibition presented by the Boghossian Foundation at Villa Empain is How Will It
How to stay warm in Brussels this winter
Sure, staying home is one option, but there’s no need to be unsociable and hibernate
Ready for a new queer bar in Brussels? The Agenda is opening in December.
Opening a new bar is never an easy proposition, but the continuing uncertainty caused by