Brandi Carlile, A Voice That Breaks You Open and Puts You Back Together
Rarely had a voice touched me, transformed me, filled me with both joy and sorrow
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 !
Glitter at 1,750 Metres: When Pride Takes to the Peaks
In the heart of winter, far from big city rainbow crowds, Pride heads uphill. On
Thirty Years of Belgian Pride: What Now?
Thirty years of Belgian Pride means thirty years of streets reclaimed, visible bodies, and slogans
More Fun Than Monopoly, More Queer Than Scrabble
Join us every Sunday for a cozy queer board game afternoon in Brussels! This event
Heated Rivalry: Gay Desire, No Apologies
At first glance, Heated Rivalry looks like a provocation. Two professional hockey players. Rivals. Lovers.
Kylie, Christmas, and Us
Christmas has always been complicated for queer people. Too loud or too lonely, too scripted
Cleopatra Superstar: Two Millennia Later, Still the Ultimate Icon
Was she a political genius or a seductive queen? A savvy ruler or a misunderstood
The Magic of Solidarity: KET Invited to Discover Solidarités Grands Froids’ Christmas Initiative in Brussels
On Tuesday, December 17, the KET editorial team had the privilege of being invited to
Punch Art ASBL: Bringing Art, Culture, and Pride Together
Founded in 2020, Punch Art ASBL aims to make art and culture accessible to everyone through themes
HanuQueer: An Inclusive Hanukkah Celebration in Brussels
Brussels will shine a little brighter this winter as the Jewish Museum of Belgium hosts HanuQueer, a welcoming
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