Couleur Café 2025: A Brussels Festival Championing Accessibility and Inclusion
Thirty-five years after its very first edition, Couleur Café has once again proven itself to
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The Garden of Beats: Paradise City Turns 10 with Radical Joy and Purpose
There are festivals, and then there’s Paradise City. For one sun-drenched weekend in June, just
Enzo: A New Perspective on Youth and Dreams
Robin Campillo, the acclaimed director behind 120 Beats Per Minute, returns to the spotlight—this time bringing
Young Hearts: A Lighthearted Lesson in First Loves and Emotional Discovery
Imagine being fourteen again—everything feels new, emotions run wild, and the world seems both enormous
Interview with JJ, Eurovision 2025 Winner: “Live Each Day with Pride, Because We Are Unstoppable”
With his “pop opera”—as he defines his music—JJ brought victory to Austria at the recent
Studio 84 Unveils “Prima Mostra”: Four Emerging Artists Light Up the Summer
As the summer’s energy pulses at our doorstep, Studio 84 in Brussels launches the season
Two Sensational New Musicals Set to Shine at Bruxellons Festival
This summer, the Bruxellons Festival is gearing up to present two extraordinary musical premieres, each
Midsummer Mozartiade: Celebrating Mozart and the Labyrinth of Love in Brussels
From June 17 to 22, the Midsummer Mozartiade festival returns to the heart of Brussels
“What About Queer?”: A Museum That Moves, Breathes, and Belongs
From June 15 to July 15, Brussels becomes home to a bold, beautiful experiment in
Sappho’s Island Is Calling: Why the Eressos Women’s Festival Still Matters
Each late summer, Skala Eressos on the Greek island of Lesvos transforms into something more
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