Timeless Charm at La Réserve: Brussels’ Oldest Gay Bar Welcomes All
Hidden just steps from the Grand-Place at Pt Rue au Beurre 2, La Réserve stands
Cultuur
Door onze geografie en onze geschiedenis begrijpen we de voordelen van het samenbrengen van culturen. Frans en Vlaams geven vorm aan onze stad, maar je vindt er mensen van 183 verschillende nationaliteiten die Brussel hun thuis noemen. Dat is opwindend, en het potentieel voor samenwerking is onbegrensd.
Onze cultuursector is een van onze sterke punten - musea, galeries, festivals en instellingen die niet alleen het beste van de wereld laten zien, maar ook opkomende kunstenaars en artiesten ondersteunen en ontwikkelen.
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Art X Gender: Seeing Ourselves in the Masters’ House
In a city as culturally rich as Brussels, it’s thrilling to see established institutions turn
Wicked Part Two: The Magical Return Hits Cinema Palace Brussels
Wicked: Part Two, the grand finale of the beloved Broadway musical’s cinematic journey, premieres in
Pop Pop Pop: Brussels’ Ultimate Friday Pop Night at Madame Moustache
Madame Moustache, Brussels’ neo-cabaret hotspot, is turning up the volume for an unforgettable pop party
Karaoke Party with Tapalanote at RainbowHouse Brussels
This season’s highlight is here: Tapalanote is hosting its legendary karaoke night at RainbowHouse Brussels!
Identities in Motion: Justine Theizen’s POV Brings Hip Hop, Humor, and Queer Stories to the Stage
POV, the new creation by choreographer and performer Justine Theizen, blurs the boundaries between hip hop,
Gay Haze & Spek: Freedom to Be Weird
The Listen Festival in Brussels is hosting an electrifying day-to-night club event at K1 on
The Queers Are Coming: Pink Screens Returns for Its 24th Edition in Brussels
Brussels rolls out the fuchsia and yellow carpet once again as the Pink Screens – Brussels
“An Opened Letter”: Britain’s First National Monument for LGBT+ Troops Dedicated by King Charles III
King Charles III, as the ceremonial head of the United Kingdom’s armed forces, inaugurated the
CNN199: 35 Years of Rebellion, Rhythm, and Radiance
Brussels doesn’t shout its revolutions — it paints them. Beneath the city’s ornate façades and
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