The Arts Society Brussels

06/10/2026

We are preparing for the first talk of the season to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the death of a wonderful composer. Come along and find out more about him. You will not be disappointed. Looking forward to welcoming you at our venue, which is the Town Hall of Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, Tomberg metro station. Drinks at 19h30 for talk at 20h00.

04/10/2026

Johan Schmidt gave a fabulous concert at the Art Salon BRIMA, this afternoon, well worth the detour. Interpreting Brahms, Schumann and Liszt, with great emotion. Schmidt.

26/09/2026

At the exhibition A Little Bit of Much More, with Natalie Arsenow, with live music at the library of Etterbeek, open until 31/10/2026. Interesting to hear what the artist has to say about her work. Natalie Arsenow

22/09/2026

We are looking forward to welcoming you to another interesting talk that will provide you with valuable insights. Mark your calendars so you do not forget.

11/09/2026

Lots to visit!

RendezVous is an annual celebration of Brussels’ vibrant art scene, bringing together galleries, public institutions, private foundations, auction houses and artist-run initiatives across the city for four days of exhibitions, events, and discursive programs. Every year in September, explore over ...

05/09/2026

Poetry of the day:

I see you, as I see you never
You come to me through the dancing words on the screen
Tell me places my single life has never been
Which startles my eyes with a bling
To nowhere but fancy dreams can my heart cling
Dream, sweet dream
There again, I see you, as I see you ever.

Anne Yun

31/08/2026

The final concert of the Organ Festival at Chant d'Oiseau on Sunday 30th August, with Danielle Piana was invigorating. Sometimes it dictates the atmosphere, the world around us, and leaves us with a need to go on a walk in the woods. Here it clearly described the quality of the organist, who played with all her energy. Looking forward to next year's Organ Festival.

21/08/2026

Visiting Kew Gardens, was not only a beautiful area to discover, but also visiting the Palm House with the botanical wonders, was a surprise to see a sculpture of David by an unknown artist.