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Several thousand people took part in some 500 protest actions around Belgium on Saturday to show their support for the country's culture sector during the coronavirus shutdown.

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This weekend, Cinema Nova will turn into a museum piece, while the Kanal Centre Pompidou will host a human zoo made up of out-of-work artists.

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La Monnaie continues to livestream concerts and operas scheduled for this season.

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Brussels’ festival dedicated to animated film is not sitting out its 40th edition out, but putting the whole shebang online.

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Head to Bozar to support one of Brussels’ favourite institutions as it opens back up following the devast

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Brussels Jazz Festival takes to the internet this year for a full evening of groovy funk, soul and jazz.

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Nupur Tron, an Indian in Brussels, fell in love with an Art Nouveau jewel designed by Victor Horta, the Frison House, promptly bought it and has spent two years painstakingly restoring it -

Pastry chef Serge Goossens prepares a 'speculoos', spiced shortcrust biscuit, Friday 04 December 2020. The Brussels' government recognizes 'speculoos' as Brussels' heritage. (BELGA PHOTO NILS QUINTELIER)
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The Brussels region has added speculoos and the artisanal know-how of how to make the traditional biscuit to the Brussels cultural heritage list, Pascal Smet, the Secretary of State in charge of H

Roy Lichtenstein, Crying Girl, BAM-Mons
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As a towering figure of the Pop Art movement, American Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) was famous for his comic-strip prints and caustic view of US consumer society.

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