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English Comedy Night w/ Tom Deacon & Edo Berger

Submitted by xaros on Tue, 06/12/2018 - 15:21

Here's our summer show, we couldn't be awayfrom our lovely audience for too long.  And it will be a great one again with two returning comedians that are among your favorites, Tom Deacon and Edo Berger.

 Tom Deacon

Tom is one of the hottest young comedians and presenters on the circuit.

Lovely house for rent

Submitted by dominique croiselet on Tue, 06/12/2018 - 12:00

Lovely house for rent in Sterrebeek. Close to European school, Deutsche Schule, American school, International Baptist Church, Ring, E40, 15 min. Nato, Zaventem airport,...

Nice garden and terraces oriented south. 3/4 bedrooms. Semi-equipped kitchen,bathroom shower and bath. 2 toilets, garage, laundry, double glazing. Contact 0483/528182

 

 

Expats demand right to vote during Brussels city council meeting

A group of expat campaigners demanded extended voting rights during a Brussels municipal council meeting on Monday evening. The activists, all part of the 1Bru1vote non-partisan group, asked local lawmakers to expand the right of non-Belgians to vote in the communal elections to the regional level...

Neighbourhood scheme puts electric car-sharing to the test

A group of test drivers have set off on an electric car-sharing journey, hoping to convince friends, neighbours and colleagues to give up their own vehicles. The 10 ambassadors represent people from all walks of life, from families to students to pensioners. The Test Riders project – a...
Strike action on trains 22 & 27 June

Train conductors to strike on 22 & 27 June: minimum service could be applied for first time

The railway conductors’ union SACT has announced an intention to strike for 48 hours from Friday 22 June at 3.00, announced a spokesperson on Monday. It followed an earlier announcement by the independent union of railway workers SIC to strike for 24 hours on 27 June from 22.00. Both organisations...

Locals invited to suggest new street names for Tour &Taxis quarter

The City of Brussels is inviting locals to suggest street names for the revamped Tour & Taxis neighbourhood in the capital. Situated between the North train station and the Belgica metro station, the Tour & Taxis site will undergo major works in the next few years with the aim of building a...

Indian retreat in heart of Europe

Submitted by fmassoulie on Mon, 06/11/2018 - 22:30

Fully renovated, the appartment has been redesigned to offer maximal comfort and provides many facilities.

Fine antique furniture brought back from India where we lived for four years. It creates a unique atmosphere, very warm and cosy. You have full access to a beautiful garden.

Very close to the European institutions, yet in a very different urban set-up: close to the city centre, our house is located in a very quiet street, next to the lovely pedestrian 'Place de Londres' (London Square), host to several restaurants, pubs and coffee shops.

SETTING GOALS FOR FINANCIAL SUCCESS

Submitted by Expat Club on Mon, 06/11/2018 - 20:38

Did you know that about 90% of entrepreneurs don’t have a financial goal for themselves and/or their business? And that not having this goal, is one of the key reasons why they keep struggling financially? Would you love to make more money, so you could really save, invest and enjoy life – to live in a way you choose to live, not just settle for?

See Summer in Brussels: The city is a hive of cultural activity over the holidays

Brussels’ cultural scene is alive and kicking over the summer. In fact some of the city’s biggest and best cultural activities take place in the holiday months, including Ommegang and the Summer of Photography. And if the weather isn’t on your side, you’ll find plenty of indoor options with a host of excellent museum exhibitions to enjoy. Here’s our culture pick for the season.

Ommegang

From Tiepolo to Richter: prestigious artworks show snapshot of European history

Encompassing the religious iconography of the Renaissance, the emerging individualism of landscape painters in the 18th century and abstract art in the modern period, From Tiepolo to Richter, European Dialogue is a cultural journey around Europe.

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