5 fun events in Flanders this week

StrEAT Spring Edition
An after-work street party and food truck festival hosted by Felix Pakhuis, the former warehouse-turned-foodie destination in Antwerp’s hip Eilandje district. Entrance is free so you only pay for your food and drink. 10 March from 18.00, Godefriduskaai 30, Antwerp; free 

BXL-Walk
This guided walk explores two areas in the city centre that are experiencing rapid changes: the canal zone, a prime example of post-industrial redevelopment with big investments in housing and public spaces, and the new pedestrian zone, a source of much controversy and debate. Reservations required via the website. (In Dutch) 14 March 14.00, meet on the steps of the Beurs, Beursplein, Brussels; €9

Garden Expo
Spring is just around the corner, so it’s time to start thinking about outdoor projects! This year’s expo will focus on new garden trends, with demos, gardening machines, patio furniture, an eco-friendly playground, plants and bulbs for sale, and more. 10-12 March, Kortrijk Expo, Doornikstesteenweg 216, Kortrijk; free 

Retro Day
Flemish thrift store De Kringwinkel is organising a special day for those savvy shoppers and cool cats who like a good bargain and appreciate vintage style. Locations across Flanders will show off their best retro clothes, housewares and furniture, and many shops will have extra activities planned throughout the day. 11 March, across Flanders; free 

Dreamcatcher
This American documentary tells the story of Brenda Myers-Powell, who went from a drug-addicted teen prostitute to a powerful advocate and ally of young sex workers. Dreamcatcher explores the cycle of neglect, violence and exploitation that leaves thousands of girls and women feeling that prostitution is their only option. Reservations via the website. (In English) 13 March 19.00, Muntpunt, Munt 6, Brussels; free