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The Wolf Food Fight - Brussels

Wolf Food Fight: Brussels food market heats up for culinary battle final on 26 May

The battle is on as two young chefs sharpen their knives and their cooking skills for the final of Wolf food market’s first culinary competition on 26 May. Paul Kirkpatrick and Benjamin Fontaine emerged as worthy finalists in the Wolf Food Fight , after a series of live cook-offs at the popular...

Brussels bans sale of all animals at markets

The Brussels parliament has approved two proposals by MP Victoria Austraet (Independent) that will improve animal welfare. The first ordinance bans the sale of live animals at markets, fairs and exhibitions. The second makes clear that anyone who keeps animals confined in small spaces or attached...

Strawberry picking season starts in Belgium

Belgium’s strawberry picking season is well under way, reaching its peak this week and lasting until June. In Herve, Liège province, strawberry producer Sébastien Didderen grows about 12,000 strawberry plants at his farm Le Rubis du Plateau. Some are soil-less but most are grown in the ground. "The...

Parking 58 sculpture moves to Zaventem airport

A striking sculpture from a dismantled iconic building now has a new home. Brussels architect Jacques Moeschal’s arresting metal art work, which long graced the concrete walls of Parking 58 in the city centre, can now be seen at Brussels Zaventem airport. Parking 58, well known for its amazing...

Women and children evicted from migrant squat

A group of about 30 migrant women and six children have been evicted from a squat at the site of the former Hotel Monty on Avenue Brand Whitlock in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert. Police carried out the eviction early on Tuesday morning and the Committee of Undocumented Women said it was conducted “with a...

€10 house giveaway cancelled after gambling commission investigates

A competition to win ownership of a house in Godinne in Namur province that previously belonged to Belgium politician Paul-Henri Spaak has been cancelled following an investigation by Belgium’s Gambling Commission. The house’s current owner, an estate agent from Namur, wanted to sell it and...

Bikes on the move: how travel agencies aggravate cycle theft

Some travel agencies in Brussels are involved in a large-scale operation to export and re-sell stolen bikes, an investigation has revealed. According to Bruzz, every day, mountains of bicycles can travel on the roof of lorries destined for Spain and Morocco. These items are then sold on abroad at...

SEQUENCE 033 | Guillaume Thunis - BEDDRU - Ine Lammers

Submitted by Xavier Huysmans on Tue, 05/14/2024 - 21:52

In  “SEQUENCE 033”, contemporary art gallery Le Neuf 

Gallery presents extraordinary works by 3 artists.

  • Guillaume Thunis (ink on paper)

  • BEDDRU (mixed media on plexiglass)

  • Ine Lammers (oil on canvas)

Le Neuf Gallery, located in the heart of the Brussels art district, is easy to access by public transport, by bike, or by car (parking under the building).

Tango!

Submitted by Brussels Choral... on Tue, 05/14/2024 - 14:31

Tango!

Experience an extraordinary evening of music with the Brussels Choral Society and the Etesiane Orchestra as they showcase Palmeri's "Misatango" and the Belgian Premiere of "Nisi Dominus." Delve into the fusion of tango and sacred choral music with the symphonic choir, from the vibrant rhythms of "Misatango" to the ethereal beauty of "Nisi Dominus." Join us for an unforgettable concert that promises to enchant and inspire.

 

Gabriel Hollander, Conductor

Amalia Avilán, Mezzo-soprano

Helena Rüegg, Bandoneon

Joint ULB-VUB facility to open in 2025

A joint facility shared by Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) and Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) will open in Ixelles in early 2025, providing students of both institutions with individual study areas, experimentation centres and high-tech equipment supporting knowledge exchange. The new...

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