Res Nullius, the first documentary by La Minute Sauvage, heads to cinemas in Brussels
La Minute Sauvage is bringing its very first documentary, Res Nullius, to the big screen, with an
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Everyone Wants to Eat Well Without Breaking the Bank: Top Brussels Spots for the Best Value
Here’s a guide to the best value restaurants in Brussels, each with excellent customer reviews.
Doel Festival: the ghost village that refused to die – and turned itself into a dancefloor
On 25 July, Doel Festival returns for its fifth edition and once again turns Belgium’s
Ten Years After the Brussels Attacks, a City – and Its Queer Community – Still Carry the Shock
Ten years after the 22 March 2016 bombings at Brussels Airport and Maelbeek metro station,
Ixelles Museum is back: a new chapter for Brussels art lovers
After years wrapped in scaffolding and anticipation, the Musée d’Ixelles / Ixelles Museum is finally reopening its
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
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
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
From Medicine Cabinet to Musical: The Existential Life of a Suppository
What if your medicine cabinet suddenly came to life, and a tiny suppository started questioning
In 2026, Our Chosen Families Are Writing a Different Belgian Story
Faced with family rejection, still‑closed closets and precarity, LGBT+ people in Belgium keep building their
