Ten Years After the Brussels Attacks, a City – and Its Queer Community – Still Carry the Shock
Ten years after the 22 March 2016 bombings at Brussels Airport and Maelbeek metro station,
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Brussels Pride: from Gay Pride to Belgian Pride to a city that owns its colors
In 30 years, Brussels has gone from a small “Gay Pride” marched by a few
Bingo Drag: numbers, nonsense and high camp at La Bagarre
In Saint‑Gilles, taproom La Bagarre has found the sweet spot between craft beer bar and
“Out of step, outlawed”: être homosexuel·le au Sénégal en 2026
While Brussels is gearing up for another Pride season, LGBTQI+ people in Senegal are facing
Every-Body-Knows: dancing with queer memory in Brussels
With Every-Body-Knows-What-Tomorrow-Brings-And-We-All-Know-What-Happened-Yesterday, choreographer Mohamed Toukabri offers an intimate and political solo where every movement asks what
Spring Market Takes Over Place de Brouckère — A Celebration of Local Creativity!
This Saturday, March 21, from noon to 1 AM, Le Continental invites you to its
Brussels Pride 2026: registrations for Pride Village are open – be part of it!
Brussels Pride is turning 30, the far right is on the rise across Europe, and
Ixelles Museum is back: a new chapter for Brussels art lovers
After years wrapped in scaffolding and anticipation, the Musée d’Ixelles / Ixelles Museum is finally reopening its
Killion Huang at EDJI: when Tarot becomes a queer language of intimacy
In Ixelles, EDJI Gallery opens a new chapter with Chinese artist Killion Huang, born in 1999 and
Queer Art on Tap: Grands Carmes Launches Monthly Exhibitions in its Community Bar
Right in the middle of Brussels’ old town Grands Carmes is turning its bar/café into a
