Can We Still Find Love Without Swiping? RTBF’s “La Vraie Vie” Challenges the Dating App Era
In a world where finding love often happens through endless swipes and ghosted chats, RTBF’s
Community
We’ve learnt that our community is strongest when we stand together. In Brussels, we’re fortunate to have a huge range of LGBTQ organisations and a vibrant and visible queer community. Diversity is a strength – we don’t all have to be the same, but we all respect each other and we lift each other up.
We’re proud to be able to showcase some of the leaders, events, and issues that are important to our community. We’re proud to be part of the LGBTQ community of Brussels.
Glitter, Balls and Solidarity: A Valentine’s Drag Bingo That Actually Saves Queer Lives
On Friday 13 February 2026, Brussels is serving camp with a cause: a Charity Drag
“From Stadium Fairy Tale to Hate-Fueled Nightmare: The Attack on Referee Pascal Kaiser”
When German referee Pascal Kaiser walked onto the pitch in Cologne, he thought the most
The New KET Is Out: Queer Brussels Keeps Moving
KET Magazine Issue 11 is out now and available in LGBTQIA+ safe spaces across Brussels,
Brussels Art Guide 2026: Mapping a Vibrant Contemporary Scene
Brussels is once again putting its contemporary art scene in the spotlight with the new
What is Sex-Positive Belgium?
Sex-Positive Belgium is a growing, real-life community of open-minded people who embrace a sex-positive philosophy. It welcomes
“Bi+ Equal: Europe’s First Platform Uniting Bi+ Communities Across Borders”
Bi+ Equal is the first-ever bi+ structure at the European level, a new platform created
“From Borders to Belonging: How Arc-en-Ciel International Guides LGBTQIA+ Migrants to Safety and Community”
Arc-en-Ciel International Rainbow (AIR) is an online platform created for and with LGBTQIA+ migrants, refugees
Justice for a Homophobic Attack in Liège: A Sentence That Exposes the Limits of Accountability
A homophobic hate crime in Liège has led to a prison sentence, sending a strong
Thirty Years of Belgian Pride: What Now?
Thirty years of Belgian Pride means thirty years of streets reclaimed, visible bodies, and slogans
