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Think Dinner: Capitalism On Edge

Submitted by Full Circle on Mon, 12/06/2021 - 19:11

World renowned expert and Full Circle member shares her insights and knowledge on capitalism, precarity, and exposes possible compelling solutions. Ask questions, challenge ideas (your own and other people’s) and meet other members, over a light supper.

Dynamic Yoga at Full Circle

Submitted by Full Circle on Mon, 12/06/2021 - 19:07

Be energised by a dynamic yoga session with Emily. Inspired by BKS Iyengar's yoga tradition, she will guide you through the session whether you are fit or less so, young or senior, a beginner or a pro. Mats and materials will be provided. If you prefer to bring your own, please do.

Session in English / français / svenska

!! After yoga, you are welcome to check out Full Circle's special Christmas market with local and Belgian designers. Warm mulled wine & traditional English mince pies served all day.

Brussels gets first new lambic brewery in 50 years

For the first time in 50 years, a new lambic brewery is being established in Brussels. It now joins Cantillon to become only the second brewer of the regional beer in the capital. Brussels Beer Project (BBP) is transforming part of its brewery in downtown Brussels to produce lambic beer. Lambic can...

Local Design Christmas Market

Submitted by Full Circle on Mon, 12/06/2021 - 15:51

Make the most of the festive season and pop in to Full Circle Brussels for unique design items - from jewellery, clothing, household furnishings, beauty products, fine art, books, plants to speciality food & drinks - all with an emphasis on sustainability and quality.

 The market takes place against the charming backdrop of Full Circle cosy and unforgettable hôtel de maître, with live music (Friday evening), warm mulled wine and traditional English mince pies.

Everyone is welcome. 

Hippos at Antwerp Zoo test positive for corona, the first in the world

Antwerp Zoo's two hippopotamuses have tested positive for Covid-19. It is the first known case of the virus in a hippopotamus and only the 15th animal species in the world to test positive. Mother Hermien and daughter Imani both have runny noses – no small thing in a hippopotamus – but both are in...
Bogaerts International School -Oceans Odyssey project

Belgium’s youngsters respond to the climate emergency with creative and positive action

As world leaders met to discuss saving the planet from environmental disaster at the Cop26 climate summit in Scotland, it was impossible to ignore the contribution of youth activists to this defining global issue. In Belgium, as elsewhere, the younger generation are voicing their anger and fears...
Illustration picture shows a portion of frites with mayonnaise sauce (BELGA PHOTO DIRK WAEM)

Proposal put forward for Brussels' own frites museum

An application for a permit to build a frites museum near the Grand-Place in Brussels has been submitted by the man responsible for the hugely successful version opened in Bruges in 2008. Eddy Van Belle believes that it makes perfect sense for the capital to have its own frites museum, considering...
Illustration picture shows a protest against the health pass (Marche pour la Liberte Acte 2 - Mars voor Vrijheid Act 2) and other corona measures, in Brussels, Sunday 05 December 2021. (BELGA PHOTO NICOLAS MAETERLINCK)

Latest demonstration against coronavirus restrictions leads to 20 arrests

Sunday’s demonstration in Brussels against the restrictions brought in to try to stem the continued spread of the coronavirus led to 20 people being arrested and six sustaining injuries as protestors clashed with police. According to official estimates, about 8,000 demonstrators attended the "March...

Ed & Nancy Kienholz

Submitted by Galerie Daniel ... on Sat, 12/04/2021 - 14:20

As the exclusive representative of Ed & Nancy Kienholz's art in Europe, Galerie Templon is exhibiting work by the iconic figures of American pop art in Brussels for the first time.
The show offers a spectacular presentation of a series of installations produced between 1978 and 1994. Blurring the codes of sculpture, the pieces operate as three-dimensional paintings made of assemblages of artefacts, plunging the viewer into the heart of a disturbing

The Cheshire Cat, part of the Alice in Wonderland light festival at Antwerp Zoo

’Tis the season: Our guide to holiday events for young and old

It’s official: All indoor events are limited to a maximum of 3,500 people this weekend and to a mere 200 people as of Monday. That means some of the events in our guide will have to cancel, or perhaps will be postponed. We are keeping them on the list, however, so you can check them individually...

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