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Comedy Connect

Submitted by maccheronicomedy on Mon, 09/22/2025 - 19:41

COMEDY CONNECT: The only place in Belgium where your vote matters!

Enjoy a fun night in the heart of Brussels! We are 5 minutes from Grand Place!

With the help of 4 incredible comedians, we will try to solve the important questions in life, like:

  • Is it normal to wear socks in bed?
  • Is dating your ex-partner a good idea?
  • What is Brussels' problem? The weather or the people?
  • And much more!

 This time on stage:

Euro 5 diesel and petrol 2 cars face penalties from spring 2026

As part of the tightening of the Low Emission Zone (LEZ) standards in Brussels, authorities will start sending warnings from 1 January 2026 to owners of Euro 5 diesel cars and Euro 2 petrol cars, with fines to follow from 1 April 2026. The fines are €350 for driving a non-compliant vehicle without...

Dinant votes to limit new tourist accommodation

The Walloon city of Dinant is aiming to cut back on the levels of over-tourism seen in another Belgium star attraction, Bruges, by introducing new limits on tourist accommodation. The town’s municipal council has voted almost unanimously to create a quota that limits tourist accommodation such as...

Brussels to consider four Car-Free Sundays per year

Brussels mobility minister Elke Van den Brandt (Groen) hopes to persuade the region's 19 mayors to agree to have four Car-Free Sundays each year. The current once-annual Car-Free Sunday, during which Brussels roads are closed to vehicular traffic (with some exceptions), has been a popular...
Bruno Delepelaire Belgium Cello Society concert in Brussels

Belgium Cello Society presents recital by Bruno Delepelaire on 1 October

The Belgium Cello Society (BCS) stages its second recital of the season showcasing French cellist Bruno Delepelaire ( pictured above )and pianist Kim Barbier. Principal cellist of the Berliner Philharmoniker since 2013, Delepelaire has captivated audiences worldwide with his expressive power and...

Figures reveal difference in life expectancy between different Brussels communes

New figures have revealed significant inequalities in life expectancy in the Brussels region, with a woman in Uccle living on average almost 10 years longer than a man in Saint-Josse-Ten-Noode. The highest life expectancy for women was recorded in the area around the Royal Observatory in Uccle with...

Further delay for renovation of Loi and Belliard road tunnels

The long-awaited renovation of the Rue de la Loi and Rue Belliard tunnels has been put back again, Brussels Mobility has confirmed, with firm plans impossible without a Brussels government. A timetable to renovate the tunnels has still not been set, even though works were supposed to start in 2021...

Brussels puts too much tax on office space, says Voka

The City of Brussels is making it too difficult for businesses to rent properties in the capital, Flanders employers’ network Voka has warned. Accusing Brussels of using entrepreneurs as “cash cows”, the Flanders chamber of commerce and industry insisted: “The vicious circle of higher taxes and...

Helmets and number plates could become compulsory for electric scooter users

Belgium's federal mobility minister Jean-Luc Crucke (Les Engagés) has said that he is considering making helmets compulsory for electric scooter users in light of a significant increase in accidents. Crucke is also considering equipping these types of scooters with registration plates to make it...

Cora starts clearing stock ahead of closure

Hypermarket chain Cora is clearing its stock through staggered steep discounts, hoping to empty its stores progressively ahead of renovation works as all of the group's stores prepare to close down. The renovations are intended to help better sell space to other retailers when all of Cora's stores...

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