Events diary

Brussels Museums presents COME BACK days

Brussels’s museums are making their big comeback with a long weekend to lighten up the moods. 🙂 From Thursday 1 to Sunday 4 October, artists and cultural organisations are taking over various Brussels’ museums to dump the gloom of 2020. With COME♡BACK, the organisers wish to offer in 40 museums a space of solidarity to artists and associations who do not or no longer have the opportunity to express themselves and perform as easily since 13 March.

What to expect? Performances, workshops concerts, talks, new perspectives, children’s activities, outdoor walks and of course exhibitions. All 100% safe, cosy and above all, positive!

Info and mandatory reservations via comeback.brussels

40 participating museums:

  • ADAM Brussels Design Museum
  • Koninklijk Legermuseum – Musée royal de l’Armée – Royal Military Museum
  • Autoworld Brussels
  • Maison Autrique
  • Basilica Koekelberg
  • Belgian Chocolate Village
  • Belexpo
  • BELvue museum
  • Villa Empain – Fondation Boghossian
  • BOZAR
  • Ligue Braille asbl Museum
  • Belgian Brewers Federation Museum
  • La Maison Cauchie / Het Cauchiehuis
  • Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinée / Belgisch Stripcentrum
  • Chocostorybrussels
  • Coudenberg
  • Musée des Egouts Bruxelles – Riolenmuseum Brussel
  • Maison d’Érasme & Béguinage / Erasmushuis & Begijnhof
  • Musée Belge de la Franc-maçonnerie – Belgisch Museum van de Vrijmetselarij
  • Géopolis – Centre du photojournalisme
  • Halles Saint-Géry
  • ISELP
  • KBR
  • René Magritte Museum – Abstract Art Museum
  • Musée de la Ville de Bruxelles – Museum van de Stad Brussel
  • GardeRobe Manneken-Pis
  • Art et marges musée-museum
  • Musée de la Médecine Bxl
  • House of European History
  • Migratie Museum Migration BXL
  • MIMA – Museum
  • Fashion & Lace Museum
  • MOMUSE – Museum Molenbeek
  • Fraternelle des Agents Parachutistes
  • Théâtre Royal du Péruchet Museum
  • Planetarium Bruxelles / Brussel
  • Museum voor Natuurwetenschappen – Muséum des Sciences naturelles
  • Musée d’Art Spontané
  • Musée Wellington
  • WIELS


Extra activities:

  • Come ♡ Back: Decolonial Guided Tours / Collectif Mémoire Coloniale et Lutte contre les Discriminations
  • Come ♡ Back : visite guidée du Matrimoine bruxellois / L’architecture qui dégenre
  • Come ♡ Back : Lgbtqi+ Tours of Brussels / L-tour
  • Come ♡ Back: Feminist & Decolonial Tours / Bamko
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