Art and culture in Brussels: exhibitions, theater, concerts, cinema. Discover the museums, monuments, festivals and history of Brussels.
Every year since 1989, unusual, little-known, or usually closed-to-the-public sites open their doors for two days! This must-see event takes place as part of Heritage Days, also known as Journées du Patri...
Just an hour from Brussels, the Castle of the Counts stands imposingly in the historic center of Ghent. Behind its high stone walls lie nine centuries of history, spanning the Crusades, popular uprisings,...
In the heart of the Borinage, a few kilometers from Mons, the grounds of Boussu Castle stand as a major testament to Wallonia’s cultural and architectural heritage. Built in the 16th century, this excepti...
Brussels was still missing an event entirely dedicated to love stories, fantastical worlds, and novels that transport readers far from everyday life. That’s now a thing of the past with StoryHeaven, whose...
Inthe fall of 2026, Brussels’ must-attend design festival will celebrate its 20th edition and evolve: Brussels Design September will officially become Brussels Design Week. From September 24 to October 4,...
Every September, the tranquility of the charming village of Loenhout gives way to a whirlwind of colors, music, and festivities. Recognized as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage since 2013, the Bloe...
Since August 29, Square Armand Steurs has been hosting the 34th edition of The Art Square, Brussels’ major annual exhibition of monumental sculptures. Launched in 1993, this exceptional cultural event tra...
Brussels’ cultural season is shaping up to be particularly film-centric. From September 4 to 12, 2026, the Brussels International Film Festival (BRIFF) will once again take over several of the capital’s i...
In 2026, Candlelight arrives in Brussels as a breath of fresh air: intimate concerts where the light flickers gently and every note finds its place. From classical masterpieces like Vivaldi to contemporary tributes to...
There are events that make a lot of noise about very little, and others that quietly open 80 doors throughout the city. Brussels Art Week falls into the second category. From September 10 to 13, galleries...