BREAKING FREE: Trans Icon Johan Jenny Ehrenberg Comes to Brussels
When a voice like Johan Jenny Ehrenberg’s reaches Brussels, it’s more than an event —
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When Ramadan begins, much of the media talks about food, fasting and “community values” –
Fall in Love, Not in Line: Liège’s Queer Tea Dance Turns Sunday into a Crush Party
The first LGBTQIA+ Tea-Dance of 2026 in Liège isn’t here for your Sunday blues –
Love Is Messy, Red and Queer: Step Into Brussels’ Most Decadent Cabaret Night
If your love life currently oscillates between missed calls, mascara stains on someone else’s collar
Four Queer Chaos Queens You Need in Your Life (and in Your Watchlist)
If your queer February mood board is equal parts heartbreak, identity crises and unhinged laughter,
Trump 2.0 Meets a Queerer TV: Are Our Stories Being Written Out?
At the very moment LGBTQ+ rights are under renewed attack in the United States, queer
Drawing Futures: Xavier Duffaut’s Hyperpop Visions of Brussels
For this portrait, Ket.brussels met Brussels-based visual artist Xavier Duffaut. In this five-question format, he
Queens of Joy: Ukrainian Drag, Queer Resistance and Why Our Solidarity Still Matters
As Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine drags into another year, Ukrainian drag artists and queer
Brussels Finally Has a Government. But What Does It Really Mean for Queer Rights?
After months of political deadlock, Brussels finally has a new regional government and a fresh
