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
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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
Ukraine’s Supreme Court Recognises a Gay Couple as a Family. What Does It Really Change?
For the first time in its history, Ukraine’s Supreme Court has recognised a same-sex couple
Sing It Queer: “Let Your Heart Be Heard” Brings 4,000 LGBTQI+ Voices to Brussels
From 24 to 28 June 2026, Brussels becomes the beating heart of Europe’s LGBTQI+ choir
Paradise City 2026: full line-up revealed and another green milestone for Belgium’s most sustainable festival
Paradise City Festival has unveiled the full line-up for its 2026 edition, returning to the
Happy Birthday CAVE: Where the Night Becomes a Community
For eight years now, CAVE has been lighting up Brussels nights. What began as a basement
From one public sphere to many bubbles: what the “new media regime” means for queer voices
In an influential essay published by Le Grand Continent, Jean-Louis Missika and Henri Verdier describe
Pabllo Vittar, Miss Vanjie, Gok Wan: London turns up the heat at As One In The Park 2026
This summer, London is getting extra queer and extra sunny as As One In The Park returns
Queer bodies, softcore and hardcore: Alban Ovanessian’s hardcore tours Liège, Lausanne and Horst
Queer choreographer Alban Ovanessian brings their intense, utopian performance hardcore to Lausanne and Liège this March, before
