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Brussels Rhythm and Blues Club

Submitted by KateH on Mon, 10/23/2023 - 12:35

Ozgur Hazar’s Blues Syndicate + Midnight Mary + late blues jam

Doors 7:30pm Concert 9.00pm PAF - €22 (in advance) €25 (on the door)

Only 100 places available – buy tickets here

SEQUENCE 023

Submitted by Xavier Huysmans on Sun, 10/22/2023 - 15:48

In  “SEQUENCE 023”, contemporary art gallery Le Neuf Gallery presents extraordinary works by 3 artists.

  • Hugowels (oil on canvas, until 23/12/23)

  • Guillaume Thunis (ink on paper, until 02/12/23)

  • Roksana Jalali (acrylic on paper, until 11/11/23)

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).

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