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Join PACE (Philippine Art and Culture Exchange) in Brussels, Belgium for the annual Philippine Food Festival. This year's event will be held on Sunday, 19 April 2026, from 10h-17h at Centre Communautaire de Joli Bois, Woluwe St Pierre. Entrance is free. Bring your appetite!

The Philippine Art and Culture Exchange (PACE) invites community members, aspiring food entrepreneurs, and small business owners to a free Hygiene and Business Workshop on Saturday, March 14, 2026 from 2:00 - 5:00 PM at the Elsenhof Community Center. The session will provide practical guidance on food hygiene best practices as well as valuable insights on growing and managing a food-related business in Brussels. Participants will gain useful knowledge on maintaining proper f

The Philippine Art and Culture Exchange (PACE) invites artists, photographers, and creatives to participate in a special Art & Photo Exhibit as part of the 2026 Philippine Food Festival in Brussels. We are looking for photographs or artworks inspired by Philippine cuisine—from beloved dishes and culinary traditions to the stories, memories, and culture surrounding Filipino food. Selected works will be featured during the festival on April 19, 2026 at the Centre Communautaire

Mark your calendars! On 6 June 6 2026, the Philippine Art and Culture Exchange (PACE) invites you for an evening celebrating the beauty and craftsmanship of Philippine tropical textiles at La Bellone. This special event will feature a cocktail reception and couture catwalk, showcasing the rich textures, heritage, and contemporary artistry of fabrics from the Philippines. Join us in Brussels for a vibrant night of culture, fashion, and community as we highlight the stories wov

Theme: «Mothering » INA, NANAY, MAMA, MOMMY, INANG… Mother is a sacred word in the Philippines. One way or another, we are all mothers….by blood, by relation, by obligation, by circumstances that make us mothers. The inherent Filipino trait of nurturing and our natural capacity for empathy makes us the best persons for “mothering”. We can be mothers to siblings or parents, to friends and even to strangers. But leaving the country and living abroad might have change our defini

On October 28, 2025, the Philippine Art and Culture Exchange (PACE) hosted a special film screening and mini-conference celebrating the often overlooked histories of queer entertainers in cinema. The event took place at the Elsenhof Community Center and brought together members of the Filipino community, film enthusiasts, and cultural scholars for an evening of conversation and reflection. The highlight of the program was a talk by award-winning Filipino documentary filmmaker

From October 3-5, 2025, Galerie Bortier was filled with books, writers, readers and discussions about literature. The Asian Literary Festival brought writers and thinkers from around the world to the heart of this ancient place, and for three days, the air under its glass roof was alive with book talks, readings and lively conversations. It was truly wonderful to see so many of you there, engaging with the stories and ideas that travelled across continents to reach us. A hear

The Artistes du Monde Means for Kids exhibition brought together art, imagination, and cross-cultural exchange in a show designed to engage young audiences through visual storytelling. Featuring works by Jonabel Huevas and Brendan Tabangay , the exhibition invited children and families to encounter art as a space for curiosity, emotion, and discovery. Held from 13 June to 12 July 2025 at rue du Cygne 12, Place Flagey , in Belgium, the exhibition presented vibrant and expre

Philippine Month: Artistes du Monde for Kids transformed Place Flagey into a vibrant hub of art, learning, and cultural exchange, celebrating Philippine creativity through exhibitions and participatory events for young audiences. Held from 13 June to 12 July 2025 at rue du Cygnes 10, Ixelles, Belgium , the program offered children and families multiple entry points into Philippine art and storytelling. At the heart of Philippine Month was an art exhibition featuring works

Freeze Frame: Images of the Philippines invited viewers to pause, look closely, and encounter the Philippines through stillness and detail. The photo exhibition presented a curated selection of images that captured everyday landscapes and quiet moments, revealing how much meaning could live inside a single frame. Held from 30 April to 16 June 2025 at GC Elzenhof in Elsene, Belgium , the exhibition explored place, memory, and perspective through photography. R Organized in c