If you are planning a cultural getaway, here is our selection of exhibitions not to be missed in the coming months.
Durbuy | Until July 26, 2025
The Durbuy History & Art Museum dedicates a retrospective to the Belgian sculptor Serge Gangolf, a leading figure in monumental art.
Over 80 works, including 50 sculptures, retrace his career alongside contemporary Belgian artists.
A unique artistic encounter in the smallest town in the world.
The smallest city in the world is full of charm and authenticity. Why not extend your visit with a romantic stay in Durbuy?
Liège | From April 25 to July 27, 2025
With Ars Mechanica, immerse yourself in the industrial and artistic heritage of the FN Browning Group, symbolising 135 years of innovation and know-how.
The exhibition will be held at La Boverie for 3 months. The works exhibited invite you to travel to the crossroads of art, history and technology.
Heritage, green spaces, restaurants, a festive atmosphere until the end of the night… The city of Liège guarantees you a memorable experience whatever the length of your stay.
Mons | From April 12 to August 17, 2025
Mons reveals itself a little more through the exhibition Pulsations. Visages d’une cité at the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Mons.
Some works offer an emotional experience by transmitting feelings inspired by the city, while considering deeper themes.
An artistic journey that highlights Mons, yet questions the place of any modern city.
Between its cultural activities and its UNESCO heritage, Mons is sure to conquer your heart. Give it a chance…
Boussu | From March 16 to August 24, 2025
Should we rethink our relationship with public space? Designer Lucile Soufflet invites us to consider this widely through the exhibition Common Grounds.
The artist unveils her contemporary works of art: seats with unexpected shapes that question and provoke interactions at the heart of her concerns.
An event not to be missed at CID Grand-Hornu.
La Hulpe | Until August 31, 2025
The Fondation Folon in La Hulpe presents Drawing Room, an exhibition gathering nearly 150 works by artists who share the spirit of Jean-Michel Folon.
Satire, poetry, posters and press cartoons reveal the influence of these 20th-century masters.
Namur | From March 22 to September 21, 2025
The Namur Pavilion hosts the exhibition D’autres Mondes sont possibles. This multiple exploration takes a subjective look at the world that seizes virtual reality to dream of other horizons.
This spring, we give free rein to our imagination in the Walloon capital.
By the river, at the top of its citadel or within its historic quarters, Namur is a real dream, perfect for any traveler.
