Tips for the weekend (1 > 3/3)

(Museum Night Fever)

Hungry for some culture during the weekend? Here are our suggestions!

Friday night at 6 pm is W-o-l-k-e's unofficial opening. The diverse group of artists, architects and designers recently moved into the 11th and 12th floors of an apartment building in the centre of Brussels, to create a space where the gap between personal studio and white cube can be filled. You can expect some interesting collaborations, exhibitions, and events in the future. But tonight it's opening night with some drinks and great views!
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On Saturday night from 7 pm to 1 am, you can visit the 16th edition of Museum Night Fever in 23 different musea, all offering more than 100 activities, such as guided tours, concerts, dance, theatre performances, workshops, video, DJ sets, and fashion shows. The evening will be closed with the Bulex after party in the Brussels Event Brewery in Molenbeek, where various music genres will be represented in different spaces.
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Also on Saturday night, Mick Hucknall, former lead singer of Simply Red, will be performing at the Ancienne Belgique. He will bring songs off his new album American Soul, as well as some songs off his solo debut, Tribute to Bobby, and a few Simply Red songs.
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Saturday, from 2 to 7 pm, you can visit the "Stop Over" exhibition by Belgian muralist ROA at the Bodson-Emelinckx Gallery. For his first solo show in his homeland, Belgium, ROA integrated his well-known drawings and paintings of animals in a veritable, at the same time frightening and fascinating, cabinet of curiosities.
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And there is also the Tok Toc Knock Festival in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, the screening/exhibition of Antje Van Wichelen's stop motion film "Lost and Found" at Les Ateliers Mommen, the Judith Joy Ross exhibition at Fondation A Stichting, and Les Prix Paroles Urbaines at the Botanique!