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Julia's little stories

Julia's little stories

Children aged 7 to 12 can discover the Folklore Museum with a playful audio story that takes you back to the year 1920. The mischievous girl Julia takes you through the museum, to her school, to her father's workshop, to the shop, outside into the garden, and

LIGO proposes: DNA viewed differently

LIGO proposes: DNA viewed differently

What if... heritage could bring people together? The DNAalst exhibition tells the story of Aalst and its rich history. However, the city is not standing still and is evolving every day. How do new and old residents of Aalst view that history? What stories could be a fascinating addition to the exhibition? We discover

Landscape Voices - Passchendaele

Landscape Voices - Passchendaele

Landscape Voices is a unique learning experience for students in the 4th, 5th, and 6th grades of secondary school. The class experiences the historical landscape of World War I during a bike tour. The class stops at special heritage sites to learn and philosophize in an interactive way about the

Antwerp Remembers - Walking route The resistance in Antwerp

Antwerp Remembers - Walking route The resistance in Antwerp

At the end of May 1940, Antwerp was occupied for the second time. Just as in the First World War, a small part of the population refused to submit to German rule. Men and women, French-speaking bourgeoisie and communists, Jews and Catholics, right-wingers and left-wingers: the resistance was as diverse as

Antwerp Remembers - Bike Tour The Resistance in Antwerp

Antwerp Remembers - Bike Tour The Resistance in Antwerp

At the end of May 1940, Antwerp was occupied for the second time. Just as in the First World War, a small part of the population refused to submit to German rule. Men and women, French-speaking bourgeoisie and communists, Jews and Catholics, right-wingers and left-wingers: the resistance was as diverse as

Landscape Voices - Ypres

Landscape Voices - Ypres

Landscape Voices is a unique learning experience for students in the 4th, 5th, and 6th years of secondary education. During a bike ride, the class experiences the historical landscape of World War I. The class stops at special heritage sites to learn and philosophize in an interactive way about the

Heritage walk Expo 58

Heritage walk Expo 58

In 1958, Brussels was briefly the center of the world for six months. Expo '58 Brussels was the first world exhibition after World War II. Our country was experiencing a prolonged period of Europhilia. Faith in the future was high. Various witnesses recount their experiences of this event, which in the