Fifty Years of Belgian Jazz, Still Moving
Les Lundis d’Hortense turns 50 this autumn with five days of concerts, encounters, jam sessions
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Bords Perdus: Brussels’ DIY Print Scene Refuses to Disappear
From 25 to 27 September, LaVallée in Molenbeek becomes a three-day home for independent comics,
Liège’s Maison Arc-en-Ciel Needs Support to Keep Its Doors Open
Maison Arc-en-Ciel de Liège, a vital LGBTQIA+ community hub in Wallonia, is facing growing financial
Arkane Takes 200 Rock Voices Across Belgium, With Alice on the Roof at AB
From Marche-en-Famenne to Brussels Two hundred voices, a live band and a setlist ranging from
In Myanmar, the Spirit Wives Keep Dancing
Near Mandalay, in a country torn apart by civil war, the annual Taungbyone festival has
FIVE QUESTIONS… AND ONE BONUS – Meet Tristan Jon, painter
Music, movement, Brussels and the poetry of blur: painter Tristan Jon talks about the art
Brussels Design Week: Who Gets to Shape the City?
Brussels Design September is becoming Brussels Design Week for its 20th edition, running from 24
RIRE: A Queer Cabaret Against Taking Everything So Seriously
What if laughing could be a way of resisting? With RIRE (pour en finir avec
Tendre feu: Burning Down the Script of Masculinity
What if masculinity did not have to mean control, silence or violence? With Tendre feu
Nathanaël & The Horde of Travesties Bring Folk-Rock to Ixelles
A garden bar, summer drinks, games and a band with “travesties” in its name: the
