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Tango de Nácar _ Brussels Premiere

Submitted by aclama.asbl@gma... on Sat, 03/21/2026 - 13:19

Tango de Nácar arrives in Brussels for the first time with an intimate concert of contemporary tango. Inspired by the great masters, the ensemble reimagines classic repertoire with original arrangements, creating a space where tradition, modernity, and diverse musical voices meet and quietly converse.

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American flag signed by Neil Armstrong

American flag signed by Neil Armstrong among unusual American items to go under auction hammer in Brussels

Belgian collectors of American artworks and memorabilia are increasingly parting ways with their curiosities, according to Arenberg Auctions. The Brussels auction house says it has received more American collectibles than usual in recent months. Its upcoming sale on 26 and 27 March features several...
The grave of the former "unknown soldier" at Heverlee War Cemetery

Special rededication service for Trooper Fred following identification of "unknown soldier" in Belgian war cemetery

It is a question that remained a mystery for decades: who exactly was the “unknown soldier” buried in an unmarked grave Belgium? Cemeteries across the country are full of unidentified service members killed in action, a poignant symbol of the devastating nature of war. But the mystery of one such...

Mental health in Belgium: The rising problem of truancy and school absenteeism

While a worrying number of students drop out of school early, there are specialised services in place to help them with their return to education. Julian Hale speaks to frontline professionals, including a clinic that treats underlying issues such as anxiety, while Emil Verhulst meets two students...

Brussels marks 10 years since attacks with weekend of remembrance

Brussels will commemorate the 10th anniversary of the 22 March 2016 attacks with a series of ceremonies, tributes and cultural events across the city this weekend. The programme spans both Saturday and Sunday, combining official moments of remembrance with public initiatives focused on solidarity...

Bach Concert - Chapelle des Minimes

Submitted by AndreaWL on Thu, 03/19/2026 - 19:27

Two Easter cantatas, both on the same text by Martin Luther.  One is a Minimes première:  a rarity by Johann Pachelbel, author of the famous Canon.  The other is one of Bach’s most celebrated works, written when he was just 22 years old.  Between them, a short Bach cantata that resumes their hopeful Easter message.

Right-wing content dominates social media feeds, finds new study

Algorithms are at the core of every social media platform, shaping what users see in their feeds and how information spreads online. This influence becomes particularly significant when it comes to political content, a field that is often emotionally charged and can shape how young Europeans engage...

What’s on this week: 20 to 26 March

Klara Festival returns for its 21st edition, honouring its host city Brussels with a question pertinent to the capital’s multicultural residents: “Where is Home?” The theme of the classical music event was inspired by Abel Selaoco’s latest album and the charismatic South African cellist-composer...

Brussels terror attacks: Molenbeek, 10 years on

On the morning of 22 March 2016, commuters filled the departure hall at Brussels Airport while rush-hour crowds packed the platforms of Maelbeek metro station. It was an ordinary weekday morning in Brussels. Within minutes, it would become one of the darkest days in the country’s history. Two...

Purifying water: PhD student Krithika Ganesan tackles the growing challenge of filtering out contaminating chemicals

As a Computational Chemistry PhD researcher at the University of Antwerp, Krithika Ganesan focuses on understanding how atomic-scale interactions influence material performance in sustainable energy and environmental applications. For the non-scientific community, it might be difficult to grasp...

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