THE VOTOS — A NON-EXHAUSTIVE ATLAS OF IMAGINATION
By Jean-Paul Lespagnard at La Verrière, Brussels Between Marrakech and Brussels, between craft and ritual,
Culture
Notre géographie et notre histoire nous permettent de comprendre les avantages du rapprochement des cultures. Les Français et les Flamands façonnent notre ville, mais vous trouverez des personnes de 183 nationalités différentes qui vivent à Bruxelles. C'est passionnant, et le potentiel de collaboration est illimité.
Notre secteur de la culture est l'un de nos points forts : musées, galeries, festivals et institutions qui non seulement présentent ce qui se fait de mieux dans le monde, mais soutiennent et développent également les artistes et les interprètes émergents.
Laissez-nous vous aider à faire en sorte que vous ne manquiez de rien !
Queer Writing Group: a nomadic playground for stories that don’t fit
Once a month, the Queer Writing Group turns spaces like literary house Passa Porta into
Pink Screens turns 25: Brussels’ queer film festival that blows up the binary
For more than two decades, Brussels’ Pink Screens Film Festival has been twisting cinema into a playground
The Tunnels 2026: Brussels goes fully underground with Listen Festival & Hangar
Brussels is about to turn one of its busiest traffic arteries into a massive rave
My Own Private Idaho: the queer road movie that changed everything (and came with a dream cast)
Long before “mainstream” cinema dared to centre queer hustlers, chosen family and unrequited love between
BRDCST 2026: Brussels’ most genre‑fluid festival turns listening into a political act
From 3 to 6 April, BRDCST 2026 takes over Ancienne Belgique and spills into Cinema
A Night for Mylène, A Night for Us: “Au Bout de la Nuit” returns to Brussels
On 28 March 2026, Brussels gets a new all‑night love letter to Mylène Farmer: “Au
Brussels Pride: from Gay Pride to Belgian Pride to a city that owns its colors
In 30 years, Brussels has gone from a small “Gay Pride” marched by a few
Every-Body-Knows: dancing with queer memory in Brussels
With Every-Body-Knows-What-Tomorrow-Brings-And-We-All-Know-What-Happened-Yesterday, choreographer Mohamed Toukabri offers an intimate and political solo where every movement asks what
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