As Belgium chose its most intriguing artist of the last two years, London’s Apollo magazine named Ghent’s Van Eyck exhibition the best of 2020Full story
Flanders’ annual Science Day goes digital with discoveries that will blow your mind, whatever your age, while in Brussels the holiday lights go on and in Antwerp the jewels of the swinging sixties shine and dazzleFull story
Our best of the online activities this week includes a panel discussion with local and international thinkers on the appropriation of techno music, the virtual exhibitions put out by Brussels’ Fine Arts Museum and a great science activity box from MuntpuntFull story
Sound of Ghent sends good vibes your way throughout November, while Kazerne Dossin creates a virtual version of its most recent exhibition and an online tasting welcomes you to the wonderful world of Czech beerFull story
While Flanders’ biggest book market cannot welcome visitors in person, it is going all out to bring readers and authors together online. Also in this week’s agenda, digital livestreams of Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker’s Drumming and music videos from Opera Ballet VlaanderenFull story
Ghent arts centre Campo welcomes you to an unsettling performance parcours, while Antwerp’s Museum Plantin-Moretus looks at 500 years of discoveries, and a heritage site in Zandhoven pictures long-married couples, then and nowFull story
The artistic leader of Ballet Vlaanderen is the first Belgian in history to be nominated for choreography in the prestigious American awards for stage productionsFull story
The newest member of Belgium’s royal family was invited to lunch with her half-brother, following a seven-year battle to be recognised as the daughter of Albert IIFull story
