The City of Brussels offers 2 artist-in-residence spaces of 6 months for young visual contemporary artists at the MAAC. The first residence starts in January 2019 and ends at the end of June, the second runs from July to the end of December 2019. You can apply until 1 October 2018.
A pass for the Car Free Sunday of 16 September 2018 can be delivered to persons who make the demand. Attention, this demand of dispensation must be duly motivated.
This year, the Festival Expressions Urbaines organizes a musical contest for young talent. This competition offers the opportunity for the winner to open the festival stage on Saturday 29 September.
The Brussels Capital Region is launching a new road safety campaign called 'Well on the road'. On this occasion, you are invited to participate in a survey on the citizens' perception of road safety in Brussels.
On Thursday 6 September 2018, seniors (people older than 55 years) are able to renew their wedding vows during a ceremony in the City Hall of Brussels.
Each Friday, from 1 June to 14 September 2018, Brussels will welcome a new Roller Bike Parade at the Place Poelaert (Law court). Traffic could slow down near the event between 8 pm and 11 pm.
The City of Brussels launches a project call for the realization of an original street art painting on 3 public toilets. The application file must be submitted by 29 August 2018 (midnight) at the latest.
The Public Welfare Centre (CPAS) of the City of Brussels launches a pilot project to make free study rooms available to students to prepare their exam in June and (or) September.
