PAC and Tels Quels invite Brussels Pride-goers to turn slurs into political joy
During Pride Week, PAC and Tels Quels are hosting a collective reading and discussion around Julien Marsay’s Queer – Riposter à
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Dianka Songo turns intimacy into resistance
With her new track “#SafeEverydayEverywhere”, Dianka Songo offers more than a song title – she delivers
Yallah Zouz! turns La Tricoterie into a day of shared memories and living cultures
On 30 May, La Tricoterie in Saint-Gilles will host the first edition of Yallah Zouz!, a Judeo-Arab-Amazigh festival built around one
Brussels Glows in Pride: A Rainbow City of Light
Brussels is getting a Pride glow‑up this year – literally. With Brussels Rainbow City Light, the
Brussels Pride kicks off with a glittering opening night at VIAGE
Brussels Pride 2026 gets underway on 13 May with the Pride Opening Party at VIAGE, in collaboration with Rainbow House Brussels and Visit
Toer de Geuze: the real taste of Belgium is in the lambic valley
If you want to taste something that feels truly Belgian, Toer de Geuze is hard to beat.
Liège’s Maison Arc-en-Ciel opens a new collective show with a queer edge
Liège’s Maison Arc-en-Ciel is once again turning its walls into a shared queer canvas. The new collective
Brussels Pride’s concert stage is turning Mont des Arts into a queer choir, club and dancefloor
The concerts & DJ sets part of Brussels Pride 2026 is where the day stops being only
Sandra Kim’s 1986 Eurovision win still shines 40 years later
Forty years on, Sandra Kim remains one of Belgian pop culture’s most improbable and enduring icons. Her
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