Events

The city of Ghent and its environs have been renowned for their floriculture and horticulture for centuries. Visitors to the Floraliën Gent will...

Do you love flowers, plants and a lively atmosphere? Then the weekly flower market on Kouter square is definitely your cup of tea. On Sundays, you...

Book stalls along the water… For a minute, you probably thought you were in Paris! Admire lovely flowers and browse interesting books on a Sunday...

On Sundays, Sint-Michielsplein square is reserved for the weekly food market. Here you can buy fruits and vegetables, meat, dairy products and...

Every Friday, you can buy fresh food at Vrijdagmarkt square. You’ll find, among other things, bread, fish, Italian delicacies, dairy products,...

Over a 60 stall keepers offer their products for sale on Ghent's biggest market on Sundays. The extensive range includes, among other things...

On Sundays, you can buy new merchandise such as textile and leather goods on Van Beverenplein square. The merchants also offer an extensive range...

Organic products take centre stage at the weekly market opposite Gent-Sint-Pieters railway station. Every Sunday, organic farmers and organic...

Lovers of knick-knacks can browse the second-hand and antiques market at Beverhoutplein square and Bij Sint-Jacobs during the weekend.

On Sundays, you can find second-hand bikes at Oude Beestenmarkt square.

This world-famous masterpiece by the Van Eyck Brothers in Ghent has been restored many times in the past. It has been undergoing thorough...

The ‘Hospice Guislain’ in Ghent has provided spiritual care, shelter and refuge for more than 150 years and for almost 40 years now, it has also...

Zebrastraat offers up-and-coming artists a platform to introduce themselves to the general public. Visual artists present their work under the...

During the weekly arts and crafts market on Groentenmarkt square, you will not find any industrially manufactured mass products. This is where...

Nowadays the fair is all about big, fast rides. But that wasn't always the case.

The concept of co-operative living has existed in Europe for well over a century. In Belgium as well. These days, in Flanders, we are learning...