Love behind the lines: Lukas Dhont’s Coward comes to Flagey
In Coward, a young soldier looking to prove himself finds something he did not expect
gay
Thirty-seven and still dancing: La Demence opens its birthday weekend at Fuse
La Demence turns 37 with three nights in Brussels, beginning at Fuse on Friday 30
Meet Benka: the Brussels pop artist who caught our ear at Tels Quels
KET loved discovering Benka at the Tels Quels Talent Show at Les Grands Carmes on
Pleasure, care and no lectures: a pocket guide to gay sexual health
Sexual health is about more than a test result. In Le Petit Guide de la
Mideterms Elections in US – The Closetocracy: when the closet becomes a question of power
The Closetocracy, now available on YouTube through The Young Turks, puts secrecy, sexuality and political
Africa Legacy: a different way to look at art history in Brussels
More than 250 works, 22 countries and a conversation across centuries: Africa Legacy – Berceau
NAYA brings soul, soft edges and a little “Bagarre” to Café Flora
Brussels-based singer-songwriter NAYA releases her debut EP, Bagarre, on 30 October 2026, with a release
Endless Summer Camp: Scout Rules Meet Queer Desire at Balsamine
Summer might be over, but Sophie Guisset has other plans. From 19 to 28 November
When Nuns Go Pirate: A Queer Sacred Thriller at Varia
What happens when lesbian love, religious memory and horror theatre enter a locked convent—and refuse
Tels Quels Talent Show: Brussels’ Queer Voices Take the Mic
On Friday 16 October, the Tels Quels Talent Show brings live queer creativity to Les
