Evenementenkalender

(As part of Triennale Brugge 2024) With Rebel Garden, Musea Brugge commits to a rebellious, urgent art exhibition that examines the relationship between man and nature. The central theme is The Garden but issues such as the consequences of global warming, the sixth mass extinction, climate activism, the relationship between the artist and the garden, ... are addressed. For five months, and this both in the Groeninge Museum, the Gruuthuse Museum and the attic of the renovated St John's Hospital Museum, visitors are invited to reflect on the future of our planet.

Peeking inside some monuments that usually keep their doors closed is a unique opportunity during Open Monuments Weekend on 7 and 8 September. This year, the theme "En route!" puts the focus on (cultural) routes, networking and connections. Visiting most monuments is free. Some monuments/activities require a reservation!

A centuries-old beer tradition combined with a new generation of innovative craft brewers has resulted in Belgian beer culture, and thus Bruges', being a UNESCO World Heritage Site. No better place to get acquainted with a wide range of beers, presented by their brewers, than the BMCC where the Bruges Beer Festival takes place. You can choose from the range of some 500 beers from some 80 breweries. Every year there are several first-time beers, so always something to surprise returning visitors.