
Historic Tile Panels Find Pride of Place in Belle Epoque Centre
Unique Art Nouveau tile panels depicting a deer and a wild boar have been given a permanent home in Blankenberge's Belle Epoque Centre.
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Unique Art Nouveau tile panels depicting a deer and a wild boar have been given a permanent home in Blankenberge's Belle Epoque Centre.

Four days of literature, meetings, and book launches with leading authors at Leuven's library and bookstores.

During a SPARK workshop in Ghent, twenty European and twenty American researchers worked on new research ideas concerning the impact of climate change on health.

Municipality of Hulshout seeks candidates for the Culture Prize and Culture Feather for exceptional cultural achievements in 2026.

Municipal vzw Kobie launches five aperitif concerts at the Oude Pastorij, focusing on special artists and conviviality.

Unique commemorative concert offers a musical tribute to Indian soldiers who fought in World War I.

The art academy, one of Belgium's oldest, opens its doors with various events throughout the year.

Provincie Oost-Vlaanderen brings the rich legacy of the vanished abbey back to life with its latest publication.

Local artists can submit works until November 20, 2026, for an exhibition in the De Meidoorn and Bloesempad apartment complexes.

This year's book festival expands to two cities, celebrating literature with diverse activities for all ages.

Sound artist Hannah Lyssens installs a new work in the Vrijbroekpark, inviting visitors to listen to the hidden sounds of nature.

Overview of the winners of the Culture Awards, Keizer Karel Prize, Justus Lipsius Prize, and the new youth prize Het Jeanke at CC Den Blank.