BRUSSELS: Art Brussels at Brussels Expo: 24 April – 29 April 2009.
Every year in April, ArtBrussels opens its doors and welcomes more than 30 000 art professionals, art collectors and art lovers from all over the world.

Smart textiles, nano textiles and intelligent clothing are becoming more and more the buzzwords throughout the fashion industry. What are the recent evolutions and what is still to come? The smart fashion conference in Antwerp, Belgium, will provide more insight news, ideas and concepts and is an excellent platform for everyone involved with future intelligent [...]

On a journey to Benelux, one cannot miss the opportunity of experiencing the local specialities of foods and drinks. Belgium offers one of the most unforgettable tasting experiences of all. If you travel to Benelux in September, make sure to visit the Belgian town of Durbuy to discover regional food products: beer, bread and [...]

Ghent Festivities. Every year the long-established, ten-day cultural event takes over the historic city center of medieval Ghent in Belgium. There is free music on all the central squares and hundreds of vibrant activities, including three international festivals. The Ghent Festivities treat visitors to 10 days of continuous free feasts on several squares in the [...]

Mini Europe is a fun, family attraction where the most famous monuments in Europe are scaled down to miniatures. Every Saturday from July 19 – August 16th, Mini Europe in Brussels opens its doors to visitors in the evenings for a magical light show.

Moi, Veronique. Branquinho toute nue – 12 March until 17 August, MoMu Fashion Museum Province of Antwerp. On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of her fashion label, Veronique Branquinho offers a glimpse into her ambiguous world during this first retrospective.

24rd FESTIVAL VERDUR’ROCK – Verdur Rock is the oldest festival of Wallonia. This international festival for contemporary music is free of charge and takes place in the magnificent setting of the nature theatre of the citadel of Namur. A modern and an ecclectic programme in a nice setting and a great atmosphere.

In 2006 the MAS presented an exhibition about Antwerp and the Red Star Line in New York. This exhibition is currently being reprized on the ground floor of the MAS | National Maritime Museum of Antwerp.

Jan Cox (1919 The Hague – 1980 Antwerp) played a significant part in the transition from the closed, relatively provincial world of art of the 1930’s to the open, internationalist art scene of post-World War II.