What to do?

The temporary exhibition ‘belle époque through the lens’ puts photography in the spotlight. Photography is available to everyone today. We no longer dwell on it: just take out your smartphone and ‘click’ you have captured something digitally on film. Everyone is a photographer. But how did it all actually start?

Sing into the summer! Every Wednesday evening in July and August, the Brasserie of Floreal Blankenberge is transformed into the coziest stage on the coast! From 8.30 p.m. we invite you to let your inner star shine during our weekly karaoke night.

From Tuesday 1 July, you can visit the work of the Blankenberge photo club Blandia in the Grand Salon. The exhibition is accessible during the library's opening hours and runs until Saturday 30 August.

From Monday 7 July to Saturday 30 August, you will find Radio2's studio at the beginning of the Belgium Pier in Blankenberge. There you will see and hear your favourite presenters live at work with “Radio2 aan zee” and “Radio2 Zomerhit”.

From 30 June to 31 August, the educational mini-expo ‘The Magic of Shells’ will run in the exhibition area of the Uitkerkse Polder Visitor Centre. Are you also fond of shells? Through this small exhibition, you will fall under the spell of the beauty of bivalves and snails. You can see, touch, hear the molluscs' houses... You can test and expand your shell knowledge at the same time.

Folklore group De Korre visiting with numerous activities in the oldest and best-preserved 18th-century fisherman's cottage in Blankenberge.

On Thursday evenings, it's time for an atmospheric duo performance in our brasserie! Enjoy live music in a cosy setting while enjoying your drink. The music starts at 8 p.m. and admission is free!

We have a mission for you... Mum dreams of a beautiful necklace made from very special shells. But oy... Those shells are well hidden in secret lockers all over town! Will you join the search?

'Living on my Instinct' embodies the search for the intersections between photography and dance. A selection of 55 photographs and various image montages showcases personal work and collaborations with renowned chorographers, including Wim Vandekeybus. This offers a special insight into Danny's multifaceted oeuvre.