WOMADE opens a new chapter in Brussels
When Alba Pregja first spoke with WeLoveBrussels in 2021, WOMADE was a coworking space for women in central Brussels. Five years later, WOMADE has a new home, but the idea…
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Belgian Baguette Awards: the first national competition for the best baguette
On Monday, November 9, 2026, the very first edition of the Belgian Baguette Awards will take place at Bread Fest. More than 50 artisan bakeries from Wallonia, Brussels, and Flanders…
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A walk through Brussels’ fashion and design scene with MAD Parcours, 12-14 November
Following two successful editions, MAD Parcours – Downtown Edition returns to Brussels city centre this autumn. For three days, MAD Brussels will put the diversity of Brussels’ fashion and design…
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BEL Prizes: The 2026 laureates and the “Mixed Trees” exhibition
The Brussels Expertise Labels (BEL) recognises brands, entrepreneurs, and creators who, through their exacting standards and craftsmanship, contribute to the radiance of Brussels. Its ambition is to become a true…
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Expo: Inuit – Impressions du Grand Nord canadien
From October 16, 2026 to April 18, 2027, the Art & History Museum in Brussels presents “Inuit – Impressions du Grand Nord canadien”, a major exhibition dedicated to contemporary Inuit…
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100 years of Maisons Niels: Five generations, a shared passion for Belgian hospitality
In 1926, Joseph Niels opened the Canterbury, a hotel-restaurant on boulevard Jacqmain in Brussels. A century and five generations later, his family runs four brasseries under the name Maisons Niels:…
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Balkan Trafik! 2026 at the Bourse in Brussels, 19–21 November
Balkan Trafik!, the Brussels festival of music and culture from southeast Europe, returns from 19 to 21 November 2026 at the Bourse, marking its 20th anniversary after a one-year break.…
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World Tourism Day Leadership Forum: What makes a place worth the trip?
Planning a trip is getting easier. Flights, hotels and a day-by-day itinerary can be put together in moments, more and more often with the help of AI. That leaves any…
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Best of Brussels in October
It’s finally time to embrace autumn. As true city optimists, we’re choosing to skip the usual summertime sadness and instead look forward to the wonderfully busy season ahead. There’s plenty…
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This autumn: Guided tours of the European Parliament’s art collection
Did you know that the European Parliament hosts a permanent art exhibition displaying pieces by contemporary artists from across the EU? A limited number of afternoon guided tours in Brussels…
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Brussels Art Square: Explore Sablon’s art, galleries and heritage
From 24 to 27 September 2026, Brussels Art Square returns for its 24th edition in the heart of the Sablon, the historic antiques district in the Belgian capital, a quartier…
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Brussels Expo Tips: The Boys Who Lived
Two boys survived the impossible. One defeated a dark wizard and grew into the world’s most famous wizarding apprentice. The other died at barely nineteen, but has haunted the imagination…
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A fairy-tale theatrical walk through the forest of La Hulpe
Once upon a time… Little Red Riding Hood and the Great Autumn Ball. New this season, just a few steps beyond Brussels: a fairy-tale theatrical walk through the enchanting forest…
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