On Sunday 21 July 2019, Belgium celebrates its National Holiday. The Brussels Capital Ixelles police takes several traffic measures during the events of the National Holiday. This might cause traffic problems in the city centre.
Do you live in the Brussels Capital Region? Then tell how you experienced the Grand Départ of the Tour de France on 6 and 7 July 2019! Complete the questionnaire and win a duo-ticket for the Memorial Van Damme.
The Brussels Council for Cultural Diversity is an advisory board studying municipal issues that concern residents of Brussels in all their cultural diversity. Interested associations are invited to appoint a representative within this Advisory Board. The applications must be sent by 6 September 2019 at the latest.
The City of Brussels offers support to initiatives of local associations active in equal opportunities. The grant process takes on a structured and fair way. Therefore, the associations of Brussels are asked each year to fill in a subsidy form. A second call is launched for 2019.
Perspective.brussels is responsible for the study of the future of the Heysel, Défense and Maximilien-Vergote quarters (Draft Planning Guidelines - PAD or RPA). Public meetings are organized to discuss the perimeter, diagnosis, challenges and objectives for each neighborhood.
From 8 July to 18 August 2019, works will be carried out on the tramway tracks at the Place Saint-Lambert. The access to the Heysel site will therefore be closed on that side.
On 20 August 2019, two green nurseries open their doors in the new Tivoli GreenCity quarter in Laeken. Both offer a sustainable and innovative pedagogical project. The registrations are organized by the Office of Early Childhood of the City of Brussels.
Each Friday, from 7 June to 13 September 2019, Brussels will again be welcoming the Roller Bike Parade (including rollers, bicycles, skateboards, steps,...). The start and finish are at the Place Poelaert (Law court).
