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Ghent Christmas Market | Ghent

Dec 4–Dec 31, 2025 (UTC+1)

Ghent

Celebration

The Ghent Christmas Market will be held from Thursday, December 4th to Wednesday, December 31st, 2025. You can visit the stalls starting at noon (weekdays) or 11:00 AM (Saturdays and Sundays). The celebrations end at midnight on weekdays and at 1:00 AM on Friday and Saturday nights. Midnight Mass will be held at St. Bavo's Cathedral on Thursday, December 24th, 2025. This charming square, surrounded by the Ghent Bell Tower, St. Bavo's Cathedral, and the Municipal Theatre, creates a magnificent atmosphere for the impressive array of wooden Christmas stalls. From local delicacies to handmade gifts, from warm winter accessories to international cuisine, you can find it all here.

Durbuy's Christmas market | Durbuy

Nov 21, 2025–Jan 4, 2026 (UTC+1)

Durbuy

Celebration

Dürby, nicknamed "the world's smallest city," is located near the junction of three Belgian provinces (Luxembourg, Liège, and Namur), on the edge of the Ardennes region, on the banks of the Ult River. Dürby's Christmas market is held in the town center square—Place aux Foires—and the adjacent Roi Baudouin Park. A large indoor ice rink is also located at the heart of the Christmas market area.

Bruges Winter Glow | Bruges

Nov 28, 2025–Jan 1, 2026 (UTC+1)

Bruges

Celebration

For six weeks each year, the romantic medieval city of Bruges hosts the "Wintergloed" festival, showcasing a vibrant Christmas atmosphere and offering visitors a chance to experience the city's most beautiful side. The heart of the festival is the Grote Market, where charming wooden huts sell unique gifts and hand-blown glass ornaments, as well as hot chocolate, mulled wine, Belgian beer, local gin, Christmas tree cakes, crepes, and waffles. Bruges boasts relaxing walking trails, an ice skating rink, cozy winter bars, and two markets, making it a perfect choice for a family outing.

Brussels Christmas Market | Brussels

Nov 28, 2025–Jan 4, 2026 (UTC+1)

Brussels

Celebration

The 2025 Brussels Christmas Markets will be five weeks of festive cheer and fun, from November 28, 2025, to January 4, 2026. Enjoy comfortable journeys on the Eurostar from London, Paris, Amsterdam, and Cologne. The Brussels Winter Spectacular brings cobblestone streets and charming squares to life – a 2-kilometer stretch of snow-covered chalets, bustling bars, and pop-up restaurants. Shop for last-minute Christmas gifts, enjoy panoramic views of the city from the Ferris wheel, or take a leisurely spin on the carousel while the air is filled with the sweet aroma of waffles and mulled wine. The market, spanning the Grand Place, the Bourse, Place Sainte-Catherine, and the Fish Market, is filled with festive cheer.

Christmas market in Bruges | Bruges

Nov 21, 2025–Jan 4, 2026 (UTC+1)

Bruges

Celebration

As winter arrives, Bruges transforms into a fairytale world. The air is filled with the aroma of fresh waffles, and festive lights twinkle on the canals. Stroll through the enchanting Christmas markets, take a horse-drawn carriage ride, and immerse yourself in the heartwarming magic of one of Europe's most beautiful winter destinations. Experience the festive atmosphere by visiting the Bruges Christmas Market 2025, which runs from November 21, 2025 to January 4, 2026.

Métal Hurlant. The revolution continues | Comics Art Museum

Nov 28, 2025–May 17, 2026 (UTC+1)

Brussels

Exhibitions

French comic magazineMétal Hurlantis 50 years old! Jean-Pierre Dionnet, Philippe Druillet, Moebius and Bernard Farkas founded the magazine in 1975. So many years later, this dream machine is steaming ahead at full speed. From its early years,Métal Hurlantdid not just redefine comics: the magazine pushed the boundaries between artistic disciplines and opened a wholenew space for dialogue between drawing, science fiction, music, film and philosophy. Meanwhile, it is widely acknowledged to have changed the face of comics worldwide. In its half-century of existence, the cogs of the machine jammed a few times, but in 2021 the magazine, in a new guise, began a new life. This third revolution, meanwhile, counts 12 issues. To celebrateMétal Hurlant's 50th anniversary, the exhibition looks at the past and present, zooming in on the richness and influence of the revolutionary magazine, which reaches far beyond the world of comics.

Pumps & Valves Antwerp 2026 | Antwerp Expo

Mar 25–Mar 26, 2026 (UTC-5)

Antwerp

Exhibitions

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Guillaume Bottazzi at Place Jourdan in Brussels | Etterbeek

Mar 4, 2017–Mar 31, 2027 (UTC+1)

Etterbeek

Exhibitions

Guillaume Bottazzi has signed more than forty artworks in public spaces. He created the biggest painting in Japan (900 square meters) on all the walls of the Miyanomori International Museum of Art in Sapporo. The artist is also the author of 6 paintings, each one 6m x 6m, at La Défense in Paris, the largest open-air contemporary art space in France. The painting, which can be seen by the public at its location in the European District and which took two and a half months to produce, is already well-known. The monumental artwork, 16 metres by 7 metres, now belongs to the heritage of Brussels-Capital. The painting is one of the first abstract works to be painted in the manner of the Old Masters. The abstract nature of the work and the traditional techniques used to produce it create a feeling of strangeness, a dichotomy. The artist worked alone to produce the work, using fine brushes and oil paints. Successive transparent overlays give depth, diffuse light and softness to the colours. Before starting to paint, the artist installed a supporting structure that enabled him to reproduce as closely as possible the techniques of creation he uses in the workshop. The poetic dimension of this painting will extend throughout Place Jourdan: the colours of the painting will appear on the street furniture in particular, especially the cafe parasols. This project was carried out with the partnership of the European Commission in Belgium and support of the French Embassy. More reading: http://www.guillaume.bottazzi.org

Room 54 Recent acquisitions | Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium

May 21, 2025–Mar 1, 2026 (UTC+1)

Brussels

Exhibitions

Several key directions emerge from this policy, often closely interconnected. The first aims to strengthen the presence of women artists, who remain underrepresented despite having played a pivotal role in shaping contemporary art from its earliest days.

Wauter Mannaert | Comics Art Museum

Oct 4, 2025–Sep 20, 2026 (UTC+1)

Brussels

Exhibitions

Enter the universe of Flemish comic book author Wauter Mannaert: a world where ancient myths are crossed with today's problems, where the city really begins to live and the personal enters into dialogue with the collective. Through his most important works,De Queeste, YasminaandWeegee, you will be introduced to Mannaert's artistic universe in all its richness. The exhibition highlights the artist's range of themes and graphic approaches, offering an immersion into the heart of his unique and poetic worldview.