Pécs Pride: When Marching Becomes Illegal!
In a troubling turn for queer visibility, Hungarian authorities have banned the Pride march in
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A “Great Dam Against Progressivism”: Slovakia’s Step Backward, Europe’s Wake-Up Call
In a move that shocked even seasoned observers, Slovakia’s parliament has voted to amend its
Trump Burns Lives and Vital Resources: Join Sensoa to Take Action
Donald Trump’s administration has taken drastic steps to destroy millions of euros worth of prevention
Voodoo Village Celebrates a Decade with a Special 3-Day Anniversary Edition in Humbeek
The summer festival season concludes on a high note with the 10th anniversary of Voodoo
From Ghent With Pride: Ket Mag Meets Dressed Like Boys for a Glitterbomb Solo Project Release!
It’s official: we’ve fallen head over heels for Dressed Like Boys, the dazzling solo project from
Brussels Heritage Days 2025: Art Deco – Roaring Twenties, Crash Years
The 37th edition of Brussels’ Heritage Days (Journées du Patrimoine) will take place on Saturday,
“Reinventing Value: (Not) All Is Gold – Contemporary Art Exhibition at Cloud Seven, Brussels”
The new season at Cloud Seven opens with (Not) All Is Gold, an ambitious exhibition
Welcome to Brussels: A Friendly Guide for LGBTQIA+ Newcomers
So, you’re arriving in Brussels this September—maybe as a student, European intern, or new resident?
Caroline Lamarche’s “Le Bel Obscur”: A Poignant Exploration of Love, Identity, and Marginality
Belgian author Caroline Lamarche is gaining significant attention this literary season with her latest novel, Le
All Artists Should Have Free Works: The A4xX Project
By Christine Demias Art should be accessible to everyone—not reserved for a privileged few. The
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