Maison Pelgrims
Maison Pelgrims
GC Pianofabriek
GC Pianofabriek
Théâtre CreaNova
Théâtre CreaNova
Lodovico Corsini
Lodovico Corsini
Le Salon d'Art
An extraordinary experience to enjoy in Brussels: have your hair done in an art gallery. Jean Marchetti, a hairdresser - gallerist - editor, and the boss, invites you to discover the artist of the day while promising you the hairstyle of your dreams.Salon open from Tuesday to Friday from 2 to 6.30 p.m., on Saturday from 9.30 a.m. to noon and from 2 to 6 p.m. hairdressing by appointment only
Le Salon d'Art
La Tricoterie - Link factory
La Tricoterie is above all a civil, cultural, sustainable and innovative project. Their cultural programme featuring performances, shows, exhibitions and so on goes hand in hand with a “civil” programme of debates, conferences, inter-generational workshops, philosophical café etc ... The place can be rented for events and there are plenty of really great parties!
La Tricoterie - Link factory
Crix Café
Crix Café
Hannon House
The Maison Hannon, on the corner of Avenue Brugmann and Avenue de la Jonction, was built in 1902, at the request of the couple Marie and Édouard Hannon, by their friend, the architect Jules Brunfaut. Conceived as a symbolist and dreamlike universe, the house is one of the masterpieces of art nouveau in Brussels, a union of Belgian and French art of the time.
Jules Brunfaut, unfamiliar with the new style, was inspired by other architects' houses, such as those of Victor Horta (personal house, Tassel and Wessinger hotels), Ernest Blérot (personal house, now destroyed) and Octave Van Rysselbeghe and Henry Van de Velde (Otlet hotel).
Combining the beaux-arts style with that of modernity, or art nouveau at that period, the Maison Hannon is a singular work, an intimate and personal house, bringing together the tastes and passions of its commissioners.
Hannon House
Le Petit Kings
Theatres & concert halls
Le Petit Kings
Maison Poème
Maison Poème
La Maison du Livre
A place with different activities: games for children and adults, courses and workshops, exhibitions, debates... You can also relax in the library or in the multimedia library.
La Maison du Livre
Halle Gate – RMAH
This last preserved gate will catapult you centuries back. An interactive tour through the striking rooms of the 14th century city gate will reveal how Brussels defended itself against external attacks during the Middle Ages and present the role that townspeople played in defence of their city. Visitors will gain a better understanding of the medieval city and its impact on present-day metropolitan Brussels by trying on a piece of armour, checking out models and short films, exploring multimedia activities or just simply admiring the beautiful selection of museum pieces.
And, the changing temporary exhibits on past and current life in the city are always a great reason to return to the Halle Gate.
Halle Gate – RMAH
Alam Sarif
Alam Sarif
Contretype
Contretype is an association that was founded in 1978 by Jean-Louis Godefroid (1952-2013). It describes itself as an exhibition, production and distribution space focusing on creative photography irrespective of particular practices or genres. For more than thirty years, Contretype has been engaged in catering for European and extra-European artistic output in Brussels and, by establishing working relationships with its partners, distributing the output of Belgian artists abroad. The main activities of Contretype are : exhibitions in Cité Fontainas or, externally, setting up photographic missions, artists’ residencies, publishing photography books and portfolios and holding conferences on photography.
Contretype
Centre Culturel Jacques Franck
Centre Culturel Jacques Franck
La Nombreuse
Created in September 2020, La Nombreuse dedicates its time and energy to emerging contemporary photography by organising exhibitions, guided tours, workshops and conferences for a wide range of audiences.
La Nombreuse
La Part du Feu ASBL
La Part du Feu ASBL
Eleven Steens
Eleven Steens
Les Passagées
Les Passagées is a creative house which explore the connections between art, food and the body in an immersive way to support change towards a more sustainable world.
Les Passagées