Between Haifa and Passy: queer exile in Raji Bathish’s “L’appartement rue de Passy”
With L’appartement rue de Passy, Palestinian writer Raji Bathish takes readers from Haifa to Paris to follow Jamil
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 !
I Love Dancefloor: Brussels Turns Up the Volume on Summer Nights
As part of the city’s Summer Wonders programme, I Love Dancefloor invites everyone to step out of
Jim Queen: a queer Western hits Brussels before everyone else
On Tuesday June 17, UGC De Brouckère hosts a special avant‑première of Jim Queen, in the
Play Label Open Air: The Blessed Madonna takes over Place du Congrès
On Saturday 13 June 2026, Play Label Open Air lands at Place du Congrès in
Born to Draw, Born to Be Other: Emil Ferris Brings Her Monsters to Ixelles
From 13 June to 25 July, Galerie Martel in Ixelles hosts Born to Draw: My Favorite
Queer feet, green beats: Paradise City gets your summer moving (softly)
From 26 to 28 June, Paradise City returns to Kasteel de Ribaucourt in Perk with
Queer Paris in Your Pocket: A New Guide to the City’s LGBTQIA+ Memory and Momentum
Released on 4 June by First, Queer Paris is a new pocket guide that maps out the French capital through
Let Your Heart Be Heard: The Queer Finale Brussels Has Been Warming Up For
After months of rehearsals, teasers and city‑wide build‑up, Various Voices Brussels 2026 is heading towards its big
One Last Warm-Up: Brussels Still Has Time to Join the Biggest LGBTQI+ Choir at ING Arena
Brussels has already been singing queer for weeks, and now one of the most open
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