Booyah lunch/video premiere, Our Belgian Forefathers, Golden Heart, Belgian Days and more
Join us for traditional Belgian lunch of booyah and home made bread on Sunday, June 26.
Kathleen Ernst, best-selling author of The Lacemaker’s Secret, returns to BHC.
ORPHAN TRAIN presented by Don Youniss at BHC
Thanks to Kinnard Heating and Cooling, BHC was recently featured on Let's Go Door County. Check out this video for a preview of what you will find when you visit! Let's Go link
Our June website and newsletter features will honor our Belgian Forefathers. If you would like to include a Belgian ancestor, email contact@belgianheritagecenter.org. For ideas, see our previous feature, Our Belgian Foremothers - just go the the Feature tab and scroll down to Featured Family.
Every two weeks, a new video is available at BHC's YouTube channel. Our most recent additions include information about Belgian roadside chapels and a surprising discovery about what happens when women aren't allowed to drink in the taverns. Be sure to subscribe to our channel - more videos will be released soon!
Two new books are now available at BHC. The Brown County Historical Society just released "The Great Fires in Wisconsin of 1871", a reprint of eye witness accounts of the fire reported by Frank Tilton in 1871 plus two modern day analyses of the fire. "When the Night Rained Fire", a new book by Virginia Feld Johnson, covers the fire and its aftermath in Kewaunee County. Books are available by visiting BHC or the Merchandise page of this website.
Belgian Heritage Center 1255 County DK/PO Box 173 Brussels, Wisconsin 54204 920-825-7319
Please see the events calendar for details.