What’s on: Quarantine edition 2

Speaking of colouring, don’t put away those crayons because the Print-At-Home Coloring Book is endless. Artist and curator Laurens Mariën called on more than 90 of his fellow Ghent-based artists to send in drawings. There are abstractions, oddball figures, cute (and freaky) animals and one tiled bathroom that will keep you (and hopefully your kids) busy for hours and hours and hours and hours.

The super cool people of one of Brussels’ most fave music spots have selected concerts from the near and distant past. Check out a Norah Jones performance from 2009, say, or Coldplay from 2000. Remember how we were all worried about computer systems crashing when the clocks struck midnight in the year 2000? Such simple times.

Leuven’s Docville is postponed to September, booo!! But organisers of the documentary film festival have put a selection from the programme online, yay! There are local and international selections, and each one is just €4. Check out Bring it to the People, for instance, a biopic of the Brussels Jazz Orchestra, or Sing Me A Song (pictured), a look at how modern devices are impacting the youth of one of the world’s most traditional cultures.

On 26 March, Opera Ballet Vlaanderen will launch five productions online that should be touring now, including the multiple-award-winning La Juive and the recent Rusalka. The organisation promises that more past productions will show up as the days – and probably weeks – wear on.