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Brussels: Culture tips for the weekend

Shiva Singh by Shiva Singh
5 March 2022
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Brussels: Culture tips for the weekend
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BRUSSELS (Brussels Morning) – A show about Rwanda, an exhibition on the occasion of Women’s Day, classical music by Victorina Eeckeloo, a market in Brussels and an activity for children. Everything to keep you busy this weekend.

 

PRESENTATION

Amelia Umuhire was born in 1991 in Kigali, Rwanda. She is a filmmaker and artist living in Berlin. First, she tells the tragic story of her father Innocent Seminega, who was murdered by Hutu extremists during the genocide in Rwanda. Her experimental short film Mugabo will then be screened. It tells the story of a young girl’s return to her native Rwanda. Umuhire explores the issue of returning to her homeland and dealing with this young girl’s past. Mugabo already won the prize for best experimental film at the Blackstar Film Festival in 2017.

The filmmaker is currently working on her first feature film and writing for German television. The performance is part of the Belgian Black History Month, which started on Wednesday.

AMELIA UMUHIRE

6/3, Innocent Seminega, 4 p.m

6/3, Mugabo, 20.30

Beursschouwburg

www.beursschouwburg.be

 

EXHIBITION

In the context of International Women’s Day, Design Museum Brussels is organising a tour on the impact of women in the history of design, The Women of the Plastic Design Collection. It is a way for the museum to honour those women. They were at the forefront of this area of ​​creation. Also those who have come to stand in the shadows next to their male colleagues are discussed, their stories and experiences are also told.

THE WOMEN OF THE PLASTIC DESIGN COLLECTION

6/3, 14.00

Design Museum Brussels

www.designmuseum.brussels

 

CLASSICAL MUSIC

Victorina Eeckeloo, a young mezzo-soprano from Brussels, returns to her hometown for a delightful recital. For this recital full of Baroque poetry, she is accompanied by two remarkable musicians: the young cellist Phyllis Bartholomeus and Bart Naessens, professor of harpsichord at the Lemmens Institute in Leuven and the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. The event is part of Bozar Next Generation, an open platform that aims to bring together young talent from different backgrounds, such as artists, young people, experts, thinkers, politicians and others.

VICTORINA EECKELOO

06/3, from 11.00

bozar

www.bozar.be

 

BRUSSELS MARKET

The Brussels Vintage Market, the monthly meeting point for vintage lovers and tourists, is back. You can come and discover clothes, accessories, jewellery, toys, decoration and some other things with your family or friends. In addition to shopping, there will be a selection of food trucks, a well-stocked bar and the sound of the best retro DJs of the moment. It is also possible to buy different selections from about twenty Belgian and European designers.

 

BRUSSELS VINTAGE MARKET

6/3, 10.00 – 18.00

See U

www.brusselsvintagemarket.be

 

CHILDREN

The Coudenberg Palace has set up a game to entertain children aged 5 to 8 accompanied by an adult. It is ‘an underground treasure hunt’ in which each child is given a backpack with materials to carry out assignments. Object of the game: to find the password for the treasure of Emperor Charles. After all this, the children also get a little surprise

UNDERGROUND TRUNK

6/3

Coudenberg Palace

www.coudenberg.brussels

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