27.03.2025 | Halle Gate
The Halle Gate will take part in the Brussels Museums Nocturnes of 27th of March.
Visit: Discover the permanent collection of the most remarkable witness of the Brussels city's medieval past!
Concert: The brass band Chasseurs de Prinkeres will welcome you to the Halle Gate with a real reception concert.
Workshop: Brussels folklore and traditions will be enlivening the Halle Gate. A joyful, festive programme inspired by Brussels’ intangible cultural heritage, as part of the Halle Gate 2.0 project run by the non-profit association Palais de Charles Quint. In collaboration with the Meyboom and the compagnons de Saint Laurent, you will get an initiation in carrying the Brussels Meyboom giants.
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17.04.2025 | Institute of Natural Sciences
The Halle Gate will take part in the Brussels Museums Nocturnes of 17th of April.
Expo: The Universe in the heart of the city
Slow visit Film: Birth of Planet Earth
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24.04.2025 | Institute of Natural Sciences
Once again this year, the Institute of Natural Sciences opens its doors for the Brussels Museums Nocturnes . We are expecting you on Thursday 24 April from 6pm onwards! Visit our wondrous exhibits and discover an array of exciting activities curated exclusively for this evening.
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07.05.2025 | cost
The next deadline to hand in the proposals for the COST Open Call 2025 is set on 21 October 2025 at 12:00 PM (noon) CEST. The Belgian COST National Contact Points organise on 7 May 2025 at BOSA in Brussels two COST information sessions:
(1) a general session to present COST and its networking opportunities
(2) a specialised session for Belgian researchers and innovators that are preparing a proposal as 'main proposer' or ‘secondary proposer’ in this COST call.
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23.05.2025 | KBR museum
The KBR Museum, the place where the manuscript collection of the Burgundian dukes shines, will reopen its doors on May 23, 2025. Thanks to a unique musical experience, visitors will now be able to enjoy the magical polyphony of the 15th and 16th centuries in the museum.
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till 30.03.2025 | Art & History Museum
From 7 December 2024 to 9 February 2025, the Art & History Museum - in partnership with the art school La Cambre - invites you to the Fireflies exhibition, a unique dialogue between ceramic works of art from the past and contemporary creations. An aesthetic and sensory experience, at a time when the art of ceramics, one of the oldest and most universal, has never been so much in vogue.
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Till 20.04.2025 | Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
In pairs (‘duo-duals’) or in threes (‘trios’), works from our 19th, 20th and 21st century collections confront, support and complement each other in novel combinations proposed by MrBAB's Cultural Mediation team. Side by side, the exhibits take on a new light. They engage in a dialogue, or even a ‘trialogue’ with visitors, whose active participation is stimulated.
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till 31.08.2025 | Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences
They’re wild! Who is « wild »? What does “wild nature” mean to you? This exhibition will awaken your curiosity and stimulate your critical thinking. A confrontation with different representations of the wild : exotic? remote? dangerous? untouched? Explore the boundary – is there one at all? – that separates wild animals from humans. Observe, marvel, and wonder… Natural sciences flirt with philosophy, anthropology and poetry. Films, interactive elements, and scientific collection pieces offer a brand new perspective on domestication, safaris, animal parks (including the former Brussels zoo!), and animal behavior. Discover the domestication story of the wolf and eight other animals. Be amazed by Belgian wildlife: wild boar, beaver, fox, black grouse and Lynx. Take a moment to look at intriguing images from wildlife observation cameras.
They’re wild? We’re all wild! What is our role as human beings? Is humanity threatening or threatened itself? A major challenge awaits us. Are you ready to contribute?
The exhibition “WILD?”, an emotional journey to meet wild animals and yourself. Between fear and fascination.
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Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
The RMFAB invite themselves into your home! Discover here, alone or with the whole family, everything you need for a virtual journey through art history.
> Museum@ Home
Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
KIK-IRPA offers you the opportunity to discover all the works of Jan Van Eyck in high resolution, as well as a collection of more than 700,000 photos of Belgium's cultural heritage in free access.
> BALaT, our online database
> Discover the œuvre of Jan Van Eyck online
Royal Museums for Art and History
The KMKG-MRAH invites you to explore its collections.
> Masterpieces online
Museum of Musical Instruments (MIM)
Take a look and discover the richness we would like to share with you from behind your screen
> A virtual visit to the MIM
Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences
Explore the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences from your couch!
Visit the halls in 3D on Google Art & Culture and stroll through our gallery Living Planet
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Listen to podcasts/audioguides of the Dinosaur Gallery
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Access our virtual collections .
Go on field trips with our scientists via our YouTube channel.
AfricaMuseum
The importance of digitising museum collections became even more apparent during the closure of museums due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
> Museum collections in 2D+ and 3D
Cast your eyes over a series of 27 collections on various themes relating to history and cultural anthropology.
> Spotlight on the collections
Join us as we walk around the labs, offices and archives of the Royal Museum for Central Africa to meet the scientists who work here.
> AfricaMuseum Podcast
KBR
Toutes les ressources électroniques et les collections numérisées de KBR consultables à distance.
> Liste de toutes les ressources électroniques
Alle e-bronnen en gedigitaliseerde collecties van KBR nu van thuis uit raadpleegbaar
> Lijst met alle beschikbare e-bronnen
DIGIT the Digitization Programme of the Belgian Science Policy
Preserving Belgium's rich cultural and scientific heritage and disclosing those valuable assets for researchers and the general public is important.
> Explore the Collections