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
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Vigilante: When Justice Turns Into a Trap
What happens when someone loses faith in the institutions meant to protect us — and
Brussels Open Air Festival: Five Dancefloors, One City in Motion
On Saturday 12 September, Brussels Open Air Festival turns five public spaces into open-air dancefloors
Can You Prove You’re in Love?
What happens when a queer relationship becomes an administrative test? In Dansen met mijn ex
Dolly Parton: The Rhinestone Queen Who Made Space for Us
Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80, leaving behind an immense catalogue of
Dark Synth, Queer Fire: TR/ST and Light Asylum at Botanique
September is getting darker — and more danceable — at Brussels’ Botanique. Canadian synth-pop project
John & Jen: A Small Musical With a Devastating Emotional Punch
At Festival Bruxellons!, John & Jen turns a two-person cast and an intimate barn stage
Cósmica Galería: The Madrid Gallery Making Space for Queer Desire and Tenderness Cósmica Galería is
IGLYO Wants to Hear From You: Europe’s Biggest LGBTQI School Survey Is Back
IGLYO, the Brussels-based international LGBTQI youth network, has just launched the second edition of its
From Humanitarian Frontlines to a Brussels Gallery Wall: Meet the Artist Behind Made by Baya
Barbara Kralovicova spent five years advocating for children’s rights in some of the world’s toughest
