The highly anticipated BRUSK opened in May 2026, offering Bruges a first: a major venue dedicated to world-class temporary exhibitions that bring historic and contemporary art together under one roof.

Ghent didn’t just host a flower exhibition in May, it had a celebration of colour, creativity and connection.

Getting a cat to settle somewhere can take patience. Getting Philippe Geluck’s Le Chat into his own museum has taken more than a decade. Now, after years of delays and spiralling costs, the famous cartoon feline has found a prospective home in Ixelles—with an opening anticipated in early 2028. The new address is a former porcelain factory on Chaussée de Wavre, part of which has been listed since 1997. Heritage architect Francis Metzger of Brussels will oversee the building’s