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During the O'Neill wind, wave & board weekend, the O'Neill Beachclub puts their water sports and the club in the picture.

Annemie, Stefaan, Johan, Isabel and Eowyn Francois exhibit their works. These are two sisters, their two brothers and a niece.

The temporary exhibition 'Cycling through the belle époque' will run from 1 October 2022 to 18 June 2023 at the Belle Epoque Centre. This time, 'the bicycle' is in the spotlight. Why did bicycles have a small and large wheel? What did the first bicycle races look like? And did you know that the bicycle also promoted women's emancipation?

Flags and banners have always played an important role. As the association's signboard, they coloured the streets at festivals and parades. At funerals, flags were carried along as a tribute to the deceased member. The tradition of association flags fell into disuse. Today, association flags have become heritage. High time to unpack them in a new exhibition.

Phaedra is a photography student at Syntra West. She is very driven and not unprecedented in Blankenberge's youth work. She got the photography bug when she got her first digital camera in the first year of school. Ten years later, she bought an SLR camera to take gems of sunsets.

The start of Uitopia is 'Voiture contre Nature': how nature conquers all when left behind by man. In this street art project around the Sint-Amandus church, artist Wietse transforms car wrecks into green and flowering works of art with the help of the greenery department.