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A Thousand Pictures of Nothing

"Humans have now volunteered so much of their lives through self-generated content that archives for individuals have not only become necessary; they have resulted in digital selves that outlive the physical death of a person. What was once a collection of memories on social media is now a seemingly living thing. By continuing to interact in social spaces, they provide comfort to the relatives they have left behind.

In the footsteps of Magritte - art trail Brussels

In the footsteps of Magritte: New street art trail marks 125th anniversary of Belgian surrealist artist

He is Belgium’s most famous artist and the city of Brussels is celebrating the 125th anniversary of René Magritte’s birth with a series of events and exhibitions. The latest one to open is an outdoor project by French street artist Julien de Casabianca. In the footsteps of Magritte is a series of...
Under Construction at Le Pavillon, Namur

Exhibition ‘Under Construction’ brings out the kid in each of us at Le Pavillon in Namur

Discover an interactive exhibition that plays with art and technology at Le Pavillon , itself an intriguing architectural work at the top of Namur’s medieval citadel. The venue dedicated to digital culture is managed by KIKK, organiser of the city’s annual international festival showcasing new...

The European Youth Theatre: Seven reasons to consider drama classes for your kids

Enrolling your kids in a drama class can have a profound impact on their personal growth, social skills, and emotional intelligence. Youngsters get a unique opportunity to develop essential life skills, build their confidence and have a blast while doing it! The European Youth Theatre (EYT) has...

Brussels sees sharp decline in number of buskers

The number of licences for buskers in Brussels has halved in recent years, although the city council and performers are at odds over whether this is a positive development or a negative one. The City of Brussels wants to revise the application process to attract more talented buskers, Bruzz reports...

Campaign encourages restaurants to offer free tap water for a month

Belgian restaurants are being issued a challenge from grassroots movement Free Tap Water in Belgium: offer tap water without charge for one month. Restaurants do not need to remove their bottled water options from the menu to participate and several restaurants have already accepted the challenge,...

Kaisa Pylkkänen - No penis, no knowledge

Kaisa Pylkkänen Stand-up Special: No Penis, No Knowledge

★ ★ ★ ★ - Clownster Review, UK

"A thoroughly enjoyable show" - Clownster Review, UK

"Both funny and thoughtful" - Brighton Fringe BOTI review

"Kaisa Pylkkänen doesn't just want you to laugh, she wants you to think" - Tallinn's Night Light

"Better than a real penis" - Gay man

English Comedy Night w/ Rory O'Hanlon & Michael Jäger

Kicking off the new season with two comedians that our Brussels’ audience absolutely loves. Last time Rory O'Hanlon paid us a visit, the show was completely sold out.

Rory O'Hanlon

Rory O’Hanlon is a Dublin based stand up comedian who observational syle of of comedy has made him a instant hit with crowds up and down the country.

English Comedy Night w/ Adam Fields & Fedor Ikelaar

Let's continue to enjoy some great comedy during the summer, and see what a great line up we have in store for you! Adam FieldsAmsterdam based British comedian Adam Fields is an international funny man who has charmed audiences in numerous countries from Norway to South Africa, and from the USA to Indonesia. A lively and visual comic with well-crafted routines that consistently induce hard and fast laughter.

English Comedy Night w/ Edo Berger & Tim Hill

Our favorite Dutchman is back at The Black Sheep!Edo Berger will pay us a new visit, together with Tim Hill this time!  Edo BergerEdo hails from Amsterdam. Edo eats everything and loves children. His favourite primary colours are red, yellow and blue.Edo Berger won several Dutch comedy festivals before expanding to performing in English. He also does a weekly musical radio column and made a documentary about the comedian’s love for anecdotes about horrible comedy gigs, called Dictator of Comedy Tim HillTim Hill is a recovering cynic.

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