FIVE QUESTIONS… AND ONE BONUS – Meet Tristan Jon, painter
Music, movement, Brussels and the poetry of blur: painter Tristan Jon talks about the art
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Vigilante: When Justice Turns Into a Trap
What happens when someone loses faith in the institutions meant to protect us — and
Saints, Sluts & Mascots: Brussels Games Close with a Queer Sports Victory Lap at RESET
Brussels doesn’t just do queer sports for the medals — it does them for the
Beyond the Closet: Florent Manelli Wants Us to Rethink Shame, Intimacy and Coming Out
Queer lives don’t start and end with “I’m gay” said in a living room. In
Research, Diversity, Belonging: How UCLouvain Puts Inclusion Under the Microscope
At UCLouvain, inclusion and diversity are no longer side notes – they are becoming core
Shape of absence: when Villa Empain makes disappearance visible
From 18 June 2026 to 24 January 2027, the Boghossian Foundation presents Shape of absence at Villa Empain, an exhibition that
Love, Law and Queer Futures: Why LGBTQ+ Couples Should Still Visit Their Notary
In Belgium, same-sex marriage has been legal for over 20 years, and yet many LGBTQ+
Soft Mornings, Bold Design: A Queer-Friendly Brunch at Design Museum Brussels
On Sunday June 7, Design Museum Brussels hosts a Design Brunch that blends food, creativity,
Eurovision 2026: Bulgaria wins big, all eyes on Burgas next year
An electrifying night of glitter, emotion, and powerful performances crowned Bulgaria as the winner of
“We feel betrayed”: Polish queers react as Tusk hesitates on recognising EU same-sex marriages
When Poland’s new government came to power, manyqueer people allowed themselves a cautious sigh of
