Agenda: music, kids, nature and parks and sport in Ostend

Clannad - 50th Anniversary Farewell Tour

Where:

Kursaal Oostende

When:

Tue 13 Apr 2021

During their multi-award winning career, Clannad sold more than 15 million albums worldwide. They not only end their career with a world tour, but also with a new anthology "In a Lifetime" that will be released on March 13, 2020. The legendary family band, formed by the "Brennan clan" including Enya and Moya, undoubtedly occupies a valuable place in the heritage of Irish music. Clannad's repertoire has unparalleled power and versatility. Elements of folk, folk rock, traditional Irish ballads and new age come together in a unique blend. A sound that drags you into the wildness and melancholy of the landscape of Donegal, where the roots of Clannad lie.

Het Groen Lint

Ostend has more to offer than just the sea. Did you know that Ostend has a surprisingly green city edge? To strengthen that green city edge, the City had a master plan developed to connect all green zones and landscapes: The Green Ribbon. This green ribbon forms an attractive 35 km loop for cyclists and walkers, connecting 15 existing and new green areas in the city outskirts, exactly like a necklace with 15 beads. ...

TikTokTour

Ostend has its own TikTokTour now! This crazy TikTok tour takes you to ten highlights of our lovely City by the Sea where you can recreate fun TikTok videos. Get your free TikTokTour at the Ostend Tourist Information Centre or download the tour at www.tiktokoostende.be.

Hangtime

1,000 square metres of trampolines, a huge ball bath, and a challenging play area for the little ones, all connected by an inspiring coffee bar: that is the definition of Hangtime! ...

Japanese Garden

Take a stroll in this magnificent 'Kaiyusschiki-style' garden and marvel at the various landscapes which unfold before your eyes. No-one would expect this oasis of tranquillity and contemplation so near to the sea and Oostende’s vibrant city centre. During Belgian school holidays (with the exception of the Christmas and the spring break holidays), open every day.

Racetrack Wellington

This racetrack, neighbouring the Thermae Palace Hotel, is named after the Duke of Wellington. It is open all summer to anyone who enjoys a bit of a flutter or is simply fond of horses. During recent years the racetrack has increasingly been used for important concerts.