Fifty Years of Belgian Jazz, Still Moving
Les Lundis d’Hortense turns 50 this autumn with five days of concerts, encounters, jam sessions
Leon Gabriel
Liège’s Maison Arc-en-Ciel Needs Support to Keep Its Doors Open
Maison Arc-en-Ciel de Liège, a vital LGBTQIA+ community hub in Wallonia, is facing growing financial
Arkane Takes 200 Rock Voices Across Belgium, With Alice on the Roof at AB
From Marche-en-Famenne to Brussels Two hundred voices, a live band and a setlist ranging from
Brussels Design Week: Who Gets to Shape the City?
Brussels Design September is becoming Brussels Design Week for its 20th edition, running from 24
RIRE: A Queer Cabaret Against Taking Everything So Seriously
What if laughing could be a way of resisting? With RIRE (pour en finir avec
Tendre feu: Burning Down the Script of Masculinity
What if masculinity did not have to mean control, silence or violence? With Tendre feu
Can You Prove You’re in Love?
What happens when a queer relationship becomes an administrative test? In Dansen met mijn ex
Dolly Parton: The Rhinestone Queen Who Made Space for Us
Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80, leaving behind an immense catalogue of
Dark Synth, Queer Fire: TR/ST and Light Asylum at Botanique
September is getting darker — and more danceable — at Brussels’ Botanique. Canadian synth-pop project
John & Jen: A Small Musical With a Devastating Emotional Punch
At Festival Bruxellons!, John & Jen turns a two-person cast and an intimate barn stage
