LEONARDO DA VINCI - THE EUROPEAN GENIUS: In the magnificent setting of the Basilica of Koekelberg on show through March 15, 2008. The exhibition shows original documents, scale models, notebooks as well as several of his inventions. The exhibition celebrates the 50th anniversary of the signature of the Treaty of Rome and is co-produced by Europa 50 and the European Commission.

EUROPALIA.EUROPE: Europalia is playing host to no fewer than 27 countries as it celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the European Union. The Europalia.europa festival staged in Brussels, and in the surrounding areas will present the cultures of Europe and its 27 member states.

LEONARDO DA VINCI - THE EUROPEAN GENIUS: In the magnificent setting of the Basilica of Koekelberg on show through March 15, 2008. The exhibition shows original documents, scale models, notebooks as well as several of his inventions. The exhibition celebrates the 50th anniversary of the signature of the Treaty of Rome and is co-produced by Europa 50 and the European Commission.

EUROPALIA.EUROPE: Europalia is playing host to no fewer than 27 countries as it celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the European Union. The Europalia.europa festival staged in Brussels, and in the surrounding areas will present the cultures of Europe and its 27 member states.

STAR WARS: THE EXHIBITION:Over 280 original props, pieces of scenery, costumes, drawings and spaceships recreate the atmosphere of the Star Wars world. Highly interactive, the exhibition includes demonstrations in the Jedi School, the Special Effects Green Screen Studio, and gives you the opportunity to meet and greet the characters.

STAR WARS: THE EXHIBITION:Over 280 original props, pieces of scenery, costumes, drawings and spaceships recreate the atmosphere of the Star Wars world. Highly interactive, the exhibition includes demonstrations in the Jedi School, the Special Effects Green Screen Studio, and gives you the opportunity to meet and greet the characters.

PAUL KLEE, THEATRE, HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE:In a series of monographic exhibitions of the work of twentieth-century master painters, the Centre for Fine Arts takes an unusual approach to the oeuvre of Paul Klee (1879-1940), a painter from Bern, Switzerland. A musician by training, music was a constant source of inspiration for him. With the cooperation of composer and conductor Pierre Boulez, the exhibition will highlight Klee's pioneering role.

MID LENT CARNIVAL: The Blancs Moussis festivities and parade. A particularly  joyful experience is the tossing of confetti by the ton at virtually anything that moves; motorized cannons shoot confetti at the crowds and with skillful aim also target second floor flats along the parade route.

MOI, VERONIQUE.BRANQUINHO TOuTE NUe: To mark the tenth anniversary of designer Veronique Branquinho's label, the MoMu presents an exhibition which outlines the themes and atmospheres dominating Branquinho's work and give her collections a clear signature. The exhibition also examines the references to films, photography and music which continuously appear in her clothing and visual language.

There is also entertainment for the kids with the screening of ‘Children allowed’ and ‘Fantastikids’.

STAR WARS: THE EXHIBITION:Over 280 original props, pieces of scenery, costumes, drawings and spaceships recreate the atmosphere of the Star Wars world. Highly interactive, the exhibition includes demonstrations in the Jedi School, the Special Effects Green Screen Studio, and gives you the opportunity to meet and greet the characters.

PAUL KLEE, THEATRE, HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE:In a series of monographic exhibitions of the work of twentieth-century master painters, the Centre for Fine Arts takes an unusual approach to the oeuvre of Paul Klee (1879-1940), a painter from Bern, Switzerland. A musician by training, music was a constant source of inspiration for him. With the cooperation of composer and conductor Pierre Boulez, the exhibition will highlight Klee's pioneering role.

MOI, VERONIQUE.BRANQUINHO TOuTE NUe: To mark the tenth anniversary of designer Veronique Branquinho's label, the MoMu presents an exhibition which outlines the themes and atmospheres dominating Branquinho's work and give her collections a clear signature. The exhibition also examines the references to films, photography and music which continuously appear in her clothing and visual language.

There is also entertainment for the kids with the screening of ‘Children allowed’ and ‘Fantastikids’.

OPENING MAS - MUSEUM ON THE RIVER: Early 2008 will see the opening of the MAS (Museum aan de Stroom, or Museum on the River). It is to be built on the Hanzestedenplaats, close to the River Scheldt, designed by the Dutch architect Willem Jan Neutelings. The museum will house the collections from three existing museums: the Vleeshuis (Meat Hall), the Steen and the Folklore Museum. The MAS will become the museum of the history of the city of Antwerp and at the same time put Antwerp well and truly on the list of European cities of architecture. An international event is planned for Autumn 2008 to mark the opening of the new museum.

PAUL KLEE, THEATRE, HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE:In a series of monographic exhibitions of the work of twentieth-century master painters, the Centre for Fine Arts takes an unusual approach to the oeuvre of Paul Klee (1879-1940), a painter from Bern, Switzerland. A musician by training, music was a constant source of inspiration for him. With the cooperation of composer and conductor Pierre Boulez, the exhibition will highlight Klee's pioneering role.

STAR WARS: THE EXHIBITION:Over 280 original props, pieces of scenery, costumes, drawings and spaceships recreate the atmosphere of the Star Wars world. Highly interactive, the exhibition includes demonstrations in the Jedi School, the Special Effects Green Screen Studio, and gives you the opportunity to meet and greet the characters.

FROM BRUEGHEL TO RUBENS: The Royal Museum of Fine Arts reassembles fifty outstanding works of art by the Masters of the Low Countries between the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries, such as Hans Memling, Quinten Metsys, Jan Gossaert, Pieter Breugel the Elder, Peter Paul Rubens and Anthony Van Dyck.The paintings are on loan from the collection held in trust by Queen Elizabeth II.

HEBRAICA VERITAS: While medieval men looked down upon Hebrew as a barbaric language, a century later it was seen as a source of wisdom and knowledge. The 'Hebraica veritas' exhibition shows how Jewish scholars helped Catholic and Protestant theologians find their way back to the archetypal Bible.

BRUSSELS JAZZ MARATHON WEEKEND: 125 free concerts and more than 450 musicians await jazz lovers on the biggest squares in Brussels. Big Bands and famous soloists play in open air, smaller bands play in bars and taverns, and you can see them all by using the special buses that criss-cross the city. Jazz it up!

TOUR OF BELGIUM:The elite of the cycling world prepare for a thrilling Tour of Belgium.

COMIC STRIP FESTIVAL: The 19th Comic Strip Festival Ganshoren will focus on Metamorphosis with dedications from famous Belgian and foreign comic strip writers. Comic strip activities for young & old include comic strip workshops, a contest and a reading corner.

STAR WARS: THE EXHIBITION:Over 280 original props, pieces of scenery, costumes, drawings and spaceships recreate the atmosphere of the Star Wars world. Highly interactive, the exhibition includes demonstrations in the Jedi School, the Special Effects Green Screen Studio, and gives you the opportunity to meet and greet the characters.

MOI, VERONIQUE.BRANQUINHO TOuTE NUe: To mark the tenth anniversary of designer Veronique Branquinho's label, the MoMu presents an exhibition which outlines the themes and atmospheres dominating Branquinho's work and give her collections a clear signature. The exhibition also examines the references to films, photography and music which continuously appear in her clothing and visual language.

FROM BRUEGHEL TO RUBENS: The Royal Museum of Fine Arts reassembles fifty outstanding works of art by the Masters of the Low Countries between the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries, such as Hans Memling, Quinten Metsys, Jan Gossaert, Pieter Breugel the Elder, Peter Paul Rubens and Anthony Van Dyck.The paintings are on loan from the collection held in trust by Queen Elizabeth II.

HEBRAICA VERITAS: While medieval men looked down upon Hebrew as a barbaric language, a century later it was seen as a source of wisdom and knowledge. The 'Hebraica veritas' exhibition shows how Jewish scholars helped Catholic and Protestant theologians find their way back to the archetypal Bible.

IT'S NOT ONLY ROCK 'N' ROLL BABY!  To mark the 33rd anniversary of the legendary Belgian rock festival, Rock Werchter, Bozar is organizing this Rock 'n' Roll exhibition. It provides insight into the role of visual art in the creation of their music. The exhibition features work by bands and musicians from the 1970s through today, such as Brian Eno, Yoko Ono, Patti Smith, Pete Doherty and many others.

Throughout the exhibition poetry readings, performances and unplugged concerts will also take place.

GRASPOP METAL MEETING: Every year more than 100,000 metal fans descend upon Dessel. The line-up for 2008 includes Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Whitesnake, Ministry, Sonata Arctica, Bullet For My Valentine, Volbeat, My Dying Bride, At The Gates, Forbidden, Hollenthon, Deathstars, Converge and Comeback Kid.

VERDUR ROCK FESTIVAL: This international festival for contemporary music is free of charge and takes place in the magnificent setting of the nature theater at the Citadel of Namur.

SUMMER OF ANTWERP: This summer festival brings music, open-air films, circus, theatre and unusual events to the different neighbourhoods of Antwerp in a relaxed and laid back mid-summer atmosphere.

MOI, VERONIQUE.BRANQUINHO TOuTE NUe: To mark the tenth anniversary of designer Veronique Branquinho's label, the MoMu presents an exhibition which outlines the themes and atmospheres dominating Branquinho's work and give her collections a clear signature. The exhibition also examines the references to films, photography and music which continuously appear in her clothing and visual language.

FROM BRUEGHEL TO RUBENS: The Royal Museum of Fine Arts reassembles fifty outstanding works of art by the Masters of the Low Countries between the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries, such as Hans Memling, Quinten Metsys, Jan Gossaert, Pieter Breugel the Elder, Peter Paul Rubens and Anthony Van Dyck.The paintings are on loan from the collection held in trust by Queen Elizabeth II.

HEBRAICA VERITAS: While medieval men looked down upon Hebrew as a barbaric language, a century later it was seen as a source of wisdom and knowledge. The 'Hebraica veritas' exhibition shows how Jewish scholars helped Catholic and Protestant theologians find their way back to the archetypal Bible.

IT'S NOT ONLY ROCK 'N' ROLL BABY!  To mark the 33rd anniversary of the legendary Belgian rock festival, Rock Werchter, Bozar is organizing this Rock 'n' Roll exhibition. It provides insight into the role of visual art in the creation of their music. The exhibition features work by bands and musicians from the 1970s through today, such as Brian Eno, Yoko Ono, Patti Smith, Pete Doherty and many others.

Throughout the exhibition poetry readings, performances and unplugged concerts will also take place.