The Bulgarian artist Bozko was invited to create a mural at the Quais quarter, on the occasion of the 2018 Balkan Trafik Festival and in collaboration with the City of Brussels. The street art wall at the Quai au Bois de Construction 7 was inaugurated on Wednesday 18 April 2018.
Come to the Bockstael market in Laeken on Saturday 21 April 2018. From 10 am till noon, the Maison de la Création offers a workshop on 'homemade masks with recycled materials from the market'.
The Glass Umbrella of Brussels is the first documentary about the past of the Royal St. Hubert Galleries. This film by Patricia Niedzwiecki was made in collaboration with the City of Brussels. From 1 June 2018 it is shown at Cinéma Aventure.
In order to guarantee the safety of the pedestrians, the Rue du Chêne, the Impasse du Val des Roses, and the Rue de l'Etuve (between 59-65/48-52) will become a restricted traffic zone from 25 April 2018. These streets are then accessible for local traffic with admission tickets.
The City of Brussels shall make a total of 24,500 euros of grants available for the realization of initiatives for sustainable development. The project applications must be received on 29 April 2018 at the latest.
The City of Brussels, in collaboration with the energy advice platform Wikipower, launched a group purchase of natural gas and 100% green electricity in January 2018. This operation is aimed at all residents from Brussels and makes it possible to save up to 334 euros per year on the energy bill. Registrations are still possible till 30 April 2018.
In the context of the project 2018. Year of Protest, the Archives of the City of Brussels created a timeline with the most important facts and events of the 1960s in Brussels, Belgium and the world. This timeline can be consulted on the website of the Archives and will be supplemented in the coming weeks.
The April-May-June issue of Flashke, the newsletter of the Community Centres, is available on www.brussels.be. The newsletter is only available in Dutch and French.
