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One of the oldest and most enduring social institutions in Belgium, the American Club of Brussels (ACB), celebrated its 105th anniv
Raspail Park in Uccle has reopened to the public following large-scale municipal works.
Already raised for the Red Devils’ World Cup campaign, Belgium will continue to fly its black, yellow and red flags in celebration of the country’s national holiday on 21 July.
Sara Lammens, general director of The Royal Library of Belgium (KBR), will take over the interim general management of the AfricaMuseum in Tervuren from 1 October.
Brussels is the stage for a novel K-Pop challenge that calls on five teenagers to launch themselves as a new girl group in 24 hours.
A former Brussels printing house that once fabricated the iconic ATOMA notebooks is being transformed into a 5,000m² contemporary art hub.
A blaze that broke out under the roof of the Kanal – Centre Pompidou museum was quickly brought under control by Brussels firefighters on Monday afternoon, although billowing black smoke continued
One of the Matongé district’s most familiar works of art has made a grand return to the Brussels neighbourhood after more than a year's absence.
Any visitor to Brussels hoping to find a map or person to tell them what to do or see in the city is heading for a disappointment.
