2023-05-08 02:56:13
After two years of being affected by the COVID-19 epidemic, the festival “Iris” (Iris), the traditional festival of the Brussels Capital Region took place on May 6-7, attracting the attendance of more than 10,000 people.
This year’s Iris Festival celebrates the 34th anniversary of the Brussels Capital Region, with activities taking place across the capital’s districts to help residents explore the city.
The Royal Palace Square becomes a food court with a variety of specialties introduced to visitors.
The Iris electronic music night on the evening of May 6 brought to the public a vibrant atmosphere that it took a long time for them to be immersed in popular music among young people.
Jean Christophe Bandeur and a group of friends from France come for the first time Festival Iris. He and his friends are very excited about this festival, enjoy many dishes, discover many new things and especially attend the exciting music program that young people always look forward to.
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Iris is one of the major Spring festivals held every year in Brussels. This year, the festival focuses on the cultural sector. During this time, museums in the capital Brussels are open to the public free of charge or offer discounted tickets to the public.
On May 7, the Royal Park turned into a large exhibition space with “villages” under each theme: museum, culture, science, education… with the participation of many people. Associations. Various games were organized in the form of quizzes and demonstrations.
The booth of the Common Communities Commission (COCOM) attracts a large number of visitors, from adults to children. Here, people can explore the field of science through interesting games about the field of medicine and health care. Thereby they learn about the human immune system, how the virus invades parts of the body.
Talking to the Vietnam News Agency correspondent, Ms. Nathalie Noel, President of COCOM, said that this is an opportunity for the agency to introduce to the public about the field of health and ways to prevent disease.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, COCOM is responsible for immunization programs for the city’s residents. After two years of the epidemic, the agency wants to change its strategy to protect people’s health.
Many street artists are also present on this occasion to bring to the public special art performances.
The return of the Iris Festival with its complete version after a two-year absence has brought Brussels people in general and the people of Belgium In particular and foreign tourists, many interesting experiences.
The scene of Iris Festival 2023 in the capital Brussels May 7th. (Photo: Huong Giang/VNA)Huong Giang (VNA/Vietnam+)
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