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 Renowned antiques fair |
32 Rue Ernest Allard 32 / B (Organisers) Brussels 1000 Belgium +32 (0)2 513 4831 http://www.antiques-fair.be/ |
"This annual antiques exhibition and market brings together Belgium's best-known dealers at the Palais des Beaux Arts Bruxelles. You'll find everything from rare coins from Tradart, armour and weapons from the Kyoto Gallery, jewelery from Antwerp's Adin, furniture from Alain Contardo to artwork ranging from the European masters to lesser-known avant-garde works from all manner of collectors and galleries. Admission: Individuals EUR10, Groups EUR5. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Irene Mangion |
 Canine preening and finery |
539 Brusselsesteenweg Brussels 3090 Belgium +32 (0)2 245 4840 http://www.brusselsdogshow.be |
Whether it's frilly French poodles, puckish pugs or massive Mastiffs, more than 3,000 fine examples of 314 breeds will be prepped and preened for this canine show. The program includes judged events like handling, agility, and the most beautiful dog in each class and breed. Of course, Best in Show is rewarded as well. A vendor section offers magazines, dog accessories and treats, and canine-related art. Take the weekend to explore the wild world of dog shows. Admission is EUR8 for adults, and free for children 10 and younger. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cultural Center |
81 Rue de l'enseignement Brussels 1000 Belgium +32 02 218 2015 http://www.cirque-royal.org/in... |
The venue hosts concerts and exhibitions from artists all over the world. There is seating on 4 levels, all of which are the same price whether on the ground floor or in the balcony. Check out their calendar of events for details. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional European event |
Place St. Catherine Brussels 1000 Belgium +32 (0)2 513 8940 (Tourist information) |
This festive and traditional annual Christmas market on the impressive Place St. Catherine is a must-see. The lively and lit-up vibe of the massive old square features merchants and artisans from all over Europe selling new and antique items for the holiday. There are also side attractions such as jugglers, musicians and savory food booths for sampling local specialties. The special Christmas traditions of Europe's diverse cultures are all represented. Entrance to the event is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Mark Emmerson  |
 Photo: Mark Emmerson |
