Bruegel Cultural Centre

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The growth of the zinc industry made the building grow rapidly. The complex of the Brueghel Centre later served as a party room from 1900 onwards and a theater for film projections from 1911 onwards. So, once a week, the pupils of the schools of the City of Brussels could enjoy free access to what was then called the Theatre Cinema. In 1982 the building became the Bruegel Cultural Centre, as a replacement of the Centre Dalhem.

The Bruegel Cultural Centre and the City of Brussels

The Bruegel Cultural Centre such as it appears at present was created in 1988 by the City of Brussels and its Culture and Youth Service. The centre had to revitalize the Marolles district by artistic and cultural activities and strengthen the modern socialization of new generations.

The Bruegel Cultural Centre develops projects and activities for all the inhabitants of the Marolles. It is a multicultural, intercultural and intergenerational space of meetings. There are workshops and training courses, assistance to schools is given and lots of events are organized here. The Bruegel Cultural Centre wants to be a cultural project with respect for every inhabitant of the Marolles.

ON THE AGENDA : Dimanches du conte. Bernadéte Bidaude

ON THE AGENDA : Dimanches du conte. Nidal Qannari

ON THE AGENDA : Dimanches du conte. Italia Gaeta

ON THE AGENDA : Dimanches du conte. Daniel L'Homond