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Sheep complete 160km procession to Brussels

About 350 sheep are travelling from Limburg province to Brussels’ Bois de la Cambre as part of an awareness-raising effort from shepherds regarding their endangered profession. The Belgian procession - 160km long over 16 straight days - is part of a wider movement, Bruzz reports. Limburg farmers...

Air pollution around Brussels schools is declining

While air pollution remains a problem in every school in Brussels, the peaks are levelling off and fewer schools are being exposed to high levels of nitrogen dioxide (NO₂), according to a study by Les Chercheurs d’Air. At the same time, pollution levels in all schools are still higher than the...

Tens of thousands join climate march in Brussels

A march organised by the Climate Coalition in Brussels on Sunday attracted more than 45,000 participants, according to police estimates - and 60,000 according to organisers. “This march is more than a protest: it is a national procession for a liveable future,” the Climate Coalition said. “We want...

Kick-off Men's Circle Brussels

Submitted by FelixS on Sun, 10/11/2026 - 20:54

Are you ready to commit to your emotional growth, deepen your self-awareness, and step into a more authentic version of yourself?

ABOUT MEN'S CIRCLE BRUSSELS
Men’s Circle Brussels is an intentional, English-speaking men's group in Brussels designed for men who are ready to do the real work. This is your invitation to step out of isolation and join a dedicated brotherhood of 6–10 men on a 9-month journey of healing, acceptance, and deep self-exploration.

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Atoma Art Center: New life for former Forest factory as it opens with two launch shows

A former industrial paper factory dating from the 1920s is now home to a flourishing contemporary art venue, Atoma Art Center . The project initiated by Belgian architect Gilles Dehareng and American multidisciplinary artist Nina Anduiza ( pictured below ) has transformed the former manufacturer of...

A Voice of Ireland charity gala concert at Bozar on 27 October

Charity gala concert A Voice from Ireland celebrates the enduring ties between the Emerald Isle and Europe through music at Bozar on 27 October. Internationally acclaimed Irish tenor Emmet Cahill performs at the musical evening alongside renowned uilleann piper Mark Redmond and the Brussels...

What’s on this week: 9 to 15 October

The 10-day multidisciplinary Festival des Libertés returns with concerts, shows, documentaries, talks, performances and exhibitions. Against a backdrop of war, threats to civil liberties and widening inequalities, this edition examines the forces that can leave us stunned and paralysed while...

Road injuries in Brussels fall by 20%

The first half of 2026 saw a 20% drop in the number of people injured on Brussels’ roads compared to the same period last year, according to new figures released by Brussels Mobility. This means Brussels has recorded its lowest number of road casualties in the past five years. “This is encouraging...

Brussels-North is Belgium’s busiest station with 61,000 passengers per day

Brussels-North remains Belgium's busiest railway station with more than 61,000 passengers a day, according to new figures from Belgian railway company SNCB. Using a new and more accurate counting method, Brussels’ three main stations remained the busiest in the country: Brussels North (61,362 daily...

Education cuts: Protests spread to 11 French-speaking schools in Brussels

Protests against cuts to French-speaking education led to strikes in 11 schools in Brussels on Wednesday. The affected schools were the Institut Sainte-Marie (Saint-Gilles), the Institut des Arts et Métiers (City of Brussels), ESP Karreveld (Molenbeek), Inraci (Forest), the Athénée Fernand Blum (...

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