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Two exhibitions are on view until 5/04/2026 at the Trinkhall Museum .

This Museum opened a little over 5 years ago to provide a superb setting for the works of artists, particularly those from Créahm .

I will be talking to you here about Melancholies.

What to expect from this exhibition which marked the 5th anniversary of the Trinkhall?

This exhibition offers a retrospective look at five years of programming, revisiting the works presented and the recurring themes that run through them. More than a summary, it invites a sensitive reinterpretation of the collection, revealing the diversity and aesthetic power of the works brought together.

The question of mental disability or so-called cognitive impairments becomes secondary, in favor of what sets the gaze in motion: emotion, gesture, intensity. The exhibition is part of a reflection that breaks free from conventional representations of the margin and otherness, considered as constructions rather than as essences.

Through this rereading, a common thread emerges: melancholy. Neither joy nor sadness, neither memory nor forgetting, it appears as a common space of transformation, a place from which the works continue to question, to disturb and to move.

The newsletter from the museums of the City of Liège is published to us every month.

Exhibitions and events are presented there in an enthusiastic manner.

The one you will find attached is common to the months of December 2025 and January 2026, but also includes a little blooper reel ;)

Since it is a YouTube link, it is normally easy to change the language or subtitles.

The Robert Doisneau exhibition at La Boverie is still on display until April 19, 2026...

Don't hesitate to go, if you haven't already.

And in case you'd like to stay nearby, our bed and breakfast is a 10-minute walk away ;)

Enjoy a weekend in Liège and discover the immersive exhibition "Cleopatra Superstar" , presented at Liège-Guillemins train station. Spanning over 2,000 m², delve into the fascinating story of the last queen of Egypt through historical artifacts, modern scenography, and interactive displays.

Blending history and pop culture, the exhibition reveals the many facets of Cleopatra, a powerful woman and timeless icon. A unique cultural outing to combine with an urban getaway and a relaxing stay in Liège.

Guillemins train station is about a twenty-minute walk from our bed and breakfast via the magnificent Parc de la Boverie, don't hesitate to book a stay with us!

In Liège, the Podium exhibition invites young and old to immerse themselves in the exciting world of sport, exploring memorable moments, powerful collective emotions, and societal issues. Playful and immersive, it offers a truly unique experience that extends far beyond the playing field.

Thanks to a dynamic and interactive scenography, visitors relive key moments in the stands, the locker rooms, or at the heart of the action. Anecdotes, photographs, archives, iconic objects, videos, and works of art punctuate the journey, organized around emblematic locations in the world of sports.

Throughout the visit, Podium also prompts us to reflect on the role of sport in our daily lives and its close ties to the behaviors, values, and challenges facing our society. An original and engaging outing, ideal to share with family or friends during a stay in Liège.

And since this exhibition is taking place at the Cité Miroir , it allows us to rediscover this magnificent place!

During your stay in Liège, don't miss a visit to La Boverie, which is hosting an exceptional retrospective dedicated to one of the greatest masters of 20th-century photography. Nearly 400 photographs invite you on a moving visual journey, from his early works of the 1930s to the final images of his career.

Between iconic photographs and previously unseen works, the exhibition offers an intimate and sensitive look at the work of Robert Doisneau , this major artist. After captivating Parisian audiences, this exhibition makes a stop in Liège for the launch of an international tour, enriched by a Belgian selection specially curated for this leg of the tour.

A great opportunity to combine culture, a stroll in the Boverie park and the gentle way of life in Liège.

And as you know, our guest house is only a few minutes' walk from the La Boverie Museum !

Liège is known as the "Liège, City of Christmas" .

Of course, you know the Christmas market which is spread across the Place du marché, the Place St Lambert and extends to the Place Cathédrale where the ice rink is located.

But Liège is also full of small markets, often artisanal, sometimes original, which take place every weekend.

Here are some examples of markets for the coming weekends.

Weekend of December 13-14, 2025.

The other Christmas market - Artists' objects at the Hangar.

As they explain, "come and discover another Christmas market dedicated to artists' objects with 20 exhibitors offering jewelry, textile creations and accessories, visual arts, decorative and wellness items..."

Creators' Market at the Provincial Palace

Where visitors will be able to meet artisans, exchange ideas about their craft and experience a true immersion in regional creativity, not to mention entertainment: theatre, concerts and a visit from Santa Claus.

You can find some of these artisans at the Pop Up Store in Passage Lemonnier.

From November 28 to December 31, 2025

Monday to Sunday | 10am → 6pm

24 & December 31 | 10am → 3pm

Closed on December 1st, 8th & 25th

And in a different vein, "Urban Market 2" for people "who are tired of mulled wine that gives you a headache, multicolored chalets,…".

Weekend of December 20, 2025.

The latest edition of the Jacadinde Christmas market

More than 30 creators showcase their unique handcrafted creations in a warm and family-friendly atmosphere.

This weekend is crazy! You'll have to make choices because you won't be able to do everything... and even though I'll try to list what I've heard about, I'm sure I'll forget something.

In addition to the monthly events due on the first weekend of the month (free museums on Sundays, the possibility of going up to the panoramic roof of the administrative city, etc.) and the opening of the October Fair, which some people eagerly await to taste their first lacquemant, many events/festivities are taking place everywhere.

Even though the Coteaux de la Citadelle isn't taking place this year, the bars and restaurants of the Historic Center haven't said their last word!
They are offering you the first edition of "Bars en fête".
And don't expect just to "have a drink," no, they've thought big! It'll be varied: concerts, magic shows, marching bands... You'll definitely find something you like.
For the program, it's this way!

Liège is known for being a city with a rich religious past, as evidenced by our collegiate churches. And this weekend is theirs too!
Visiting the attic of Saint Paul's Cathedral or the Saint-Denis tower, seeing demonstrations of the restoration trades of Sainte-Croix, ... are just a few ideas of what is offered to you that is new. If you want to take advantage of it, a single website for both the program and for booking activities: https://www.circuitdescollegiales.be/

Not forgetting the traditional Batte on Sunday morning