Easter is synonymous with eating chocolate and in Belgium – touted as the world capital for cocoa treats – the choice of eggs and chocolate delights is second to none.But one chocolate manufacturer, who is pioneering a €2 million Fairtrade project in West Africa, has this timely message for families.“You can’t buy an Easter egg that is not Fairtrade because how can a child in Belgium be happy with the child labour over there,” says Thierry Noesen, founder and director of Hainaut-based Belvas, European market leader in organic and Fairtrade chocolate and truffles.

After a year of being closed, legendary techno dance club Fuse is taking advantage of pandemic rules that allow it to open as a temporary art exhibition venue and museum to present Echoing Through Eternity, a pop-up exhibition retracing the history of the peerless Brussels nightlife venue. In its 27-year history it has attracted not only dedicated clubbers from near and far but also the world’s best DJs who view spinning discs at Fuse as the top of the game. Club Manager Andy Walravens and Communications Manager Vincent Schmitt tell us what to expect.April 9 to 25fuse.be/exhibition/reservations

This week:

Alessandra Teston is the owner of Mosto, which hosts online wine tastings led by the growers themselves, straight from the vineyard in Italy

Night trains, clock changes, snow, horses, Brad Pitt, bilingual buses and Vincent Van Gogh. Just another installment of The Bulletin Weekend. Join Alia, Gwendolyn, Niall and Paul as we digest the past week in Belgian news.