Brussels Museum of Mill and Food
Set inside a small park, now a protected site, the ancient Evere windmill has been home to the Brussels Mill and Food Museum (MBMA).
Don’t miss out: the permanent exhibition dedicated to milling and the major annual exhibition on the food theme.
Until August 29, 2026: "Taste & Tradition. A short history of tasty traditions".
Every civilisation has different categories of food. Alongside everyday foods, there are also drinks and dishes enjoyed on special occasions.
The ‘Taste & tradition’ exhibition explores the close link between celebration and feasting, and offers you the chance to discover the little stories behind these gourmet traditions, from the champagne we sip in honour of someone or some event, to wedding pièces montées as well as birth almonds and Christmas turkeys and St Nicholas biscuits made from speculoos.
Don’t miss out: the permanent exhibition dedicated to milling and the major annual exhibition on the food theme.
Until August 29, 2026: "Taste & Tradition. A short history of tasty traditions".
Every civilisation has different categories of food. Alongside everyday foods, there are also drinks and dishes enjoyed on special occasions.
The ‘Taste & tradition’ exhibition explores the close link between celebration and feasting, and offers you the chance to discover the little stories behind these gourmet traditions, from the champagne we sip in honour of someone or some event, to wedding pièces montées as well as birth almonds and Christmas turkeys and St Nicholas biscuits made from speculoos.
- Monday : Closed
- Tuesday : -
- Wednesday : -
- Thursday : -
- Friday : -
- Saturday : -
- Sunday : Closed
- T. +32 2 245 37 79
- Rue du Moulin à Vent 21 Windmolenstraat - 1140 Evere
- mbma-bmmv@evere.brussels
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Price
Normal: 10,00 €
Cette performance artistique et participative explore la mémoire alimentaire et la géopolitique de la faim en Roumanie durant les années 1980 à travers les traditions festives de Noël. Sur la base de souvenirs d’enfance et de témoignages, l’auteur, Rares Craiut, mêle humour, émotion et réflexion pour interroger les thèmes de la pénurie, de la propagande et de la résilience. Le spectacle sera ponctué d’une dégustation de plats inspirés de l’époque.
