Guinguettes Barc: Where Brussels Parks Get Their Groove (and Their Greens) On!
Launched in 2017 by Brussels Environment, the Guinguettes Barc are seasonal open-air bars and community
Communauté
Nous avons appris que notre communauté est plus forte lorsque nous sommes unis. À Bruxelles, nous avons la chance d'avoir un large éventail d'organisations LGBTQ et une communauté queer dynamique et visible. La diversité est une force - nous n'avons pas besoin d'être tous pareils, mais nous nous respectons tous et nous nous soutenons mutuellement.
Nous sommes fiers de pouvoir présenter certains des leaders, des événements et des questions qui sont importants pour notre communauté. Nous sommes fiers de faire partie de la communauté LGBTQ de Bruxelles.
Lesbian Love Lives Wanted: Are You One of Brussels’ Hidden Heroines?
Julia M. Free’s upcoming VRT-Canvas docu-series, GAY & GREY, aims to shine a long-overdue light
Queering the Archive: Fefa Vila and Castillo on Chance, Memory, and Radical Pedagogy
On May 13, 2025, as Brussels begins to hum with Pride energy, a quieter, deeper
New KET Magazine Is Out Now
The Spring-Summer 2025 issue of KET Magazine has landed — and it’s a Brussels Pride special edition you won’t
Day-1 – Brussels Pride 2025: Ten Days of LGBTQIA+ Celebration and Advocacy
Every May, Brussels bursts into rainbow colors as the city hosts Brussels Pride, a ten-day
LGBTQIA+ Health Takes Center Stage in Brussels
From May 21 to 23, over 200 activists and professionals from across Europe will gather
Jeanneke-Pis Gets a Pride Makeover — With a Hat!
For Pride 2025, Brussels is adding a stylish twist to a beloved symbol. Jeanneke-Pis, the
Why Are Some Lesbian Women Fighting Against Trans Rights?
A critical look inside our own community In recent years, the LGBTQIA+ community has made
Dutch Democracy on Mute: When Silence Hurts Trans Rights
It happened again. The Dutch House of Representatives has voted—once more—to derail the transgender rights
Cinquante nuances de résistance : Quand la fierté devient grise à Budapest
Le 12 avril, plus de 10 000 personnes vêtues de gris ont envahi les rues de Budapest, brandissant des
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