The Bright Festival is an incredibly immersive and artistic event that takes us through London's most iconic neighbourhoods: the Royal Quarter and the European Quarter. Hosted in Brussels, it showcases the talents of artists from around the world through various poetic works.

Visitors will see that there is something for every literary taste at Brussel's annual book fair. Expect to see a special area dedicated to comic books called the Imaginarium. Also honored at the event is a new country that has been chosen as the "pays d'honneur".

This contemporary art fair is said to be one of the most cutting-edge in all of Europe! It brings together works from art galleries around the world, thousands of international artists--both renowned and rising talents as well as contemporary art lovers. This is an art fair you won't want to miss!

The Brussels Jazz Weekend each May is one of the main cultural events taking place in the city of Brussels. This popular event attracts more than 250,000 jazz fans to the capital. As many as 400 musicians unfold their talents on 60 stages located in venues throughout the city.

Couleur Café is an annual urban music event that showcases a diverse range of popular genres, including rock, hip hop, funk, reggae, and electronic dance music. Drawing an impressive attendance of around 80,000 people, the festival has become a vibrant celebration of music and culture.

Rock Herk is an annual music event held in the Belgian town of Herk-de-Stad. It is well-known for its commitment to alternative and the latest music in various genres such as rock, indie, punk, and electronic music. It provides a platform for emerging artists as well as established acts.

Growing ever more popular each year since its 2002 inception, the ten-day music festival is one of the highlights of summer. A welcoming urban village is created between Parc de Bruxelles and Place du Musée, with music stages, food and drink vendors, and more.

Brussels Design September is an annual event that transforms the Belgian capital into a design hub. This event attracts design professionals, enthusiasts, and the general public, providing a platform to explore contemporary design trends and innovations.

The Festival of Belgian Films started in 1976 and became an annual affair in 2002. Belgium plays host to several international film festivals, but this event is the only one that's solely devoted to Belgian films. The festival attracts lots of movie buffs every year.