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The first festival in Belgium entirely devoted to artisan breadmaking is being staged at Tour & Taxis’ sustainable hub Be-Here on 9 November.
It is three in the morning. Somewhere in Belgium, there is a person who cannot sleep, who cannot stop worrying and cannot see a way forward. They pick up the phone and a calm, kind voice answers.
The City of Brussels preventively felled trees in Rue du Marché aux Herbes after a large tree fell on the terrace of Brasserie Ommegang, injuring three people, during Storm Austen.
Although skirmishes early in the evening due to confrontations between rioters and police marred the start of the cultural event, Brussels Museums is reflecting on a successful edition of its annu
Magic Cabaret returns to Brussels with a new end-of-year show, Cabaret Odyssea, that blends magic, circus, music and dance with aerial acrobatics
Behind bars and iron rules, Ignacio del Moral and Verónica Fernández’s cult play Presas (Prisoners) lays bare the fight for survival and di
Three trade unions have called for a new national demonstration to take place in the Belgian capital on 23 November, reports RTBF.
Moviemills, the operator of a cinema complex in the Liège region, is opening a second cinema in the Docks shopping centre in Brussels.
Edward McMillan, the artistic director and founder of The Bridge Theatre, exposes yet another Brussels paradox a
