THE VOTOS — A NON-EXHAUSTIVE ATLAS OF IMAGINATION
By Jean-Paul Lespagnard at La Verrière, Brussels Between Marrakech and Brussels, between craft and ritual,
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Queer Writing Group: a nomadic playground for stories that don’t fit
Once a month, the Queer Writing Group turns spaces like literary house Passa Porta into
Pink Screens turns 25: Brussels’ queer film festival that blows up the binary
For more than two decades, Brussels’ Pink Screens Film Festival has been twisting cinema into a playground
The Tunnels 2026: Brussels goes fully underground with Listen Festival & Hangar
Brussels is about to turn one of its busiest traffic arteries into a massive rave
Portugal set to roll back trans self-determination law: what’s at stake?
Portugal, long seen as a frontrunner on trans rights in Europe, is on the verge
My Own Private Idaho: the queer road movie that changed everything (and came with a dream cast)
Long before “mainstream” cinema dared to centre queer hustlers, chosen family and unrequited love between
BRDCST 2026: Brussels’ most genre‑fluid festival turns listening into a political act
From 3 to 6 April, BRDCST 2026 takes over Ancienne Belgique and spills into Cinema
Bikini, Mimosas, Glitter and Heels: Drag Brunch Sundays at La Tricoterie
La Tricoterie in Saint‑Gilles is turning lazy Sundays into full‑on queer celebrations with its “Drag
Poland’s Supreme Administrative Court Recognises Same-Sex Marriages from Other EU Countries
A major step for LGBTQ+ rights in Eastern Europe: on Friday, Poland’s Supreme Administrative Court (NSA)
