Niall Horan, Soft-Spoken Pop Star – And Loud LGBTQ+ Ally
From Pride tweets to rainbow flags in the crowd, Irish singer Niall Horan has quietly
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Angèle x Justice’s “What You Want”: A Queer Night Out We’ve All Dreamed Of
Projected onto the façade of La Monnaie in Brussels and shot at night in Marseille
Ten Years of Balkan LGBTQIA: A Decade of Fighting Borders, Discrimination and Silence
Created in Brussels by volunteers from across the Balkans, Balkan LGBTQIA has spent ten years
Queens of the South: When Nice Turns Carnival into Queer Celebration
On 27 February 2026, Place Masséna in Nice will shimmer a little brighter. Lou Queernaval,
Cœur de pirate at AB: the runaway pop of a queer icon lands in Brussels
A major figure in Francophone pop and an outspoken voice in the queer community, Cœur de pirate
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When the Unseen History: [IN]VISIBLE Festival Turns KBR into an Augmented Reality Lab
From 25 to 27 March 2026, the Royal Library of Belgium (KBR) hosts [IN]VISIBLE Festival:
Why You Absolutely Must Watch This Documentary “Mister Nobody Against Putin” on ARTE
In ARTE’s documentary Mister Nobody Against Putin, a school worker in a polluted Russian town turns
XRDS – Crossroads Festival 2026: Two Nights of Raw Rave Energy Under the Bridges
On 14 and 15 August, XRDS – Crossroads Festival turns the bridges of Parc des
Women to the front: a radical open stage reclaims La Tricoterie
In Saint-Gilles, La Tricoterie hands over its stage to anyone identifying as a woman – with non-binary
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