Belgian Drag Monarch: Belgium Is Looking for Its Queen (or King, or Sovereign)
The Belgian drag scene has found itself a new throne. Produced by two alumni of
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INJI turns Botanique’s Orangerie into a euphoric pop club night
At Botanique’s Orangerie, INJI didn’t just play a concert — she turned the room into a party.
Circle Park and La Fabriek launch summer with a 16-hour day-to-night party in Anderlecht
Brussels’ south-western edge is getting a full-season lift-off on Saturday 25 April 2026, as Circle Park x
Nabou: Turning the Trombone into a Space of Freedom
Some jazz artists play within the tradition; others reshape it from the inside. Nabou Claerhout, the
KET in Paris: Barlone, our queer left-wing Paris crush
There are places that merely fit into a city, and others that save a little piece of
Family Triangle: a queer family story that questions what parenthood can be
At a time when queer parenthood remains entangled with law, tradition, and social expectations, Family Triangle arrives
CAVE’s Superbal brings a sporty queer underground party to Brussels
Brussels underground favourite CAVE returns with Superbal on Saturday 18 April 2026, turning the night into a full-body celebration of
Brussels is building the biggest LGBTQI+ choir it has ever seen
Ahead of Various Voices Brussels 2026, the European LGBTQI+ choir festival is inviting local residents to
At the House of European History, Postcolonial? asks what Europe still owes to its colonial past
From 18 April 2026 to 14 March 2027, the House of European History in Brussels presents Postcolonial?, an exhibition
