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Very bright and fully refurbished house with 5 bedrooms and garden

Submitted by sdewachter on Sun, 02/16/2020 - 14:14

Very bright and fully refurbished house of +/- 300m² on a 2a35 land  located in a high quality neighborhood in Brussels, near Montgommery Square ("Quartier des Cerisiers"). It is composed as follows:

On the ground floor: entrance hall with guest toilet, office with access to terrace and garden, one bedroom or games room

1st floor: spacious living room with fireplace and dinig room, fully equipped kitchen, 

On the 2nd floor: 3 bedrooms  (18-22-12 m²), a bath and a shower room (6 m²) with toilet.

The Bulletin on Bruzz: 16 February

Interlitratour Interlitratour (19-22 February) is a festival that celebrates the literature of many of the different cultural communities which have found a home in Brussels. Taking place for four days in various venues across town including the Fleur en Papier Doré Café, MuntPunt and the Fedasil...

Tango cours

Submitted by Tam on Sat, 02/15/2020 - 18:11

ARGENTINE TANGO

 

Sunday 

19.00- 20:00 (Advanced level)

20.00-21:00 (Beginners level)

 

SportCity

Avenue Salome 2, 

1150 Bruxelles

 

The course is given by Argentinian teachers

 

Brussels Chamber Choir sings Abendlied

Submitted by smack on Sat, 02/15/2020 - 07:01

This 28th of March the Brussels Chamber Choir presents an evening of a cappella music centred around Josef Rheinberger’s masterwork ‘Abendlied’. This little gem is written in a style similar to that used in Early Music, but with lush Romantic harmonies, and it sets the tone for the rest of the programme.

Viewfinders Photography Club February Meeting

Submitted by viewfinders1 on Fri, 02/14/2020 - 18:02

At this meeting, our president Alun will (after a warm welcome and some quick announcements) give a brief overview of using “levels and curves” in adjusting your digital photos, followed by the main act – the presentation of the Intentional Camera Movement project results by several members present.

More empty shops than ever before in Brussels and Belgium

The number of empty retail spaces in Belgium continues to rise, a trend that hasn’t changed over the past 12 years. At this point, 11.2% of shop spaces are empty, an all-time high. And the increase of nearly 1% seen last year is the highest ever recorded. The figure comes from Locatus, a research...

Ecolo wants Dutch or German to be required second languages

French-speaking green party Ecolo would like to see Dutch or German become required for pupils in Wallonia. In Brussels, Dutch is required in French-speaking education from the third year, but Ecolo would like to see it start earlier. “Anchoring the three national languages in all schools is...

Love in the digital age: How expats use dating app Tinder

Meeting someone is hard. It can be even harder when you’re in a foreign country, don’t know a lot of people and don’t really speak the local languages. We asked Tinder expert Dr Elizabeth Timmermans for some insights and talked to some expats to find out how they’ve navigated the online dating...

What’s on this week: 14-20 February

Even serious chocoholics will get their fill at Salon du Chocolat , a massive fair dedicated to one of the things Belgium does best (the other is beer). You will see demonstrations by the country’s top chocolatiers and pastry chefs, you will ogle dresses make of chocolate during a fashion show, you...

'Bury your pants on 1 April for nature research'

Locals in Hainaut province are being asked to bury a pair of underpants in their garden on 1 April in the name of scientific research - and it's not an April Fool. The cotton pants should be kept 15cm underground for two months - then dug up, left to dry and handed over for analysis. The Plaines d'...

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