Cleopatra Superstar: Two Millennia Later, Still the Ultimate Icon
Was she a political genius or a seductive queen? A savvy ruler or a misunderstood
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From Celluloid to Concrete: How Suzan Daniel Got Her Own Bridge
Brussels named a bridge over its canal after Suzan Daniel to honor one of the
The Rocky Horror Picture Show at Flagey: A Cult Classic Returns to Brussels
This December, Le Rocky Horror Picture Show takes center stage at Flagey, inviting fans and newcomers alike to
The Bloemardin: Brussels’ Forgotten Rebel Spirit
If you’ve ever wandered past Brussels City Hall, you might have noticed a small statue
Discovering Brussels’ Lesbian and Rainbow Heritage with L-Tour
Based in Brussels, L-Tour is a pioneering non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and sharing the often-overlooked history—“herstory”
Timeless Charm at La Réserve: Brussels’ Oldest Gay Bar Welcomes All
Hidden just steps from the Grand-Place at Pt Rue au Beurre 2, La Réserve stands
“An Opened Letter”: Britain’s First National Monument for LGBT+ Troops Dedicated by King Charles III
King Charles III, as the ceremonial head of the United Kingdom’s armed forces, inaugurated the
Brussels Heritage Days 2025: Art Deco – Roaring Twenties, Crash Years
The 37th edition of Brussels’ Heritage Days (Journées du Patrimoine) will take place on Saturday,
Brussels, a Landscape of Design
For its 19th edition, Brussels Design September reaffirms its position as a crossroads of disciplines, generations, and
STILL STANDING! 50 Years of Sex Workers’ Struggles: From Lyon’s Saint-Nizier to Today
On June 2, 1975, more than a hundred sex workers occupied the Saint-Nizier Church in
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