(Below, you'll find glimpses from our past events organized as representative from 2020 until 2026.)
IN THE PRESS: KNACK MAGAZINE Knack journalist Noortje Smeltink takes a hard look at expatriates moving to sunny Athens, and the flipside: foreign money pricing locals out of their own city. I make an appearance too, but point out: Golden Visa investors, Airbnb, and other real estate investors are more to blame than the few Belgians or Flemings.
Publications & Articles An overview of my columns an articles published in the online and print publications of VIW (Brussels)
Letter from Greece My monthly newsletter on developments in our Belgian community Last Issue #75 Past issues available in the top left corner
Past events organised by VIW , and in collaboration with 'Nederlands-Vlaams Samenzijn' , formerly even with the Amicale belgo-hellénique, under common presidency.
12/10/2025: With Patrick De Muynck, 'a walk in the park' of Kaisariani
20-27/03, 3/04: When AI kills Faust, with Elke Robersscheuten in Treno sto Rouf, Athens
3/11/2024: Coffee morning, Belgà, Chalandri
11/05/2024: With VIW and the Amicale belgo-hellénique to the island of Salamis
15/03/2024: Vesalius Continuum, Zakynthos
16/03/2024: Bluebird Session, in Nomads at Athens, with Angela Fabre (avec l'Amicale belgo-hellénique).
19/11/2023: a royal cup of coffee in the hold of Katrien's coffee shop, Ampàri, and lunch in Efaisteia, in Iraklio.
08/10/2023: With Elke Robersscheuten in: Vesalian landscapes, Art House Ideomelo, Marousi.
04/06/2023: Paleontologisch museum, Pikermi, speciaal open voor VIW in GR
(12/05/2023: presentatie van het openingsconcert van Piano City Athens, in de Nationale Tuinen, door Elke Robersscheuten, met muziek van o.m. Peter Benoit en Lodewijk Mortelmans, georganiseerd door de Ambassade van België in Athene.
23/04/2023: Verrassend Rafina, wandeling
10/09/2022: A Necromantic Night, with Elke Robersscheuten, piano, & Theo Dirix, reciting texts and poetry.
3/11/2021: Philhellenes from The United Kingdom of the Netherlands, a lecture by Theo Dirix, in the Philhellenism Museum in Athens, Greece.