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Who will renovate Beursschouwburg? Bovenbouw Architectuur!

The renovation plans for Beursschouwburg will focus on radical empathy.

Beursschouwburg shakes up Valentine's Day with the return of My Porny Valentine

After a year's absence, My Porny Valentine is back in response to the commercial celebration of love.

Free summer festival Out Loud kicks off on Thursday

Until the 24th of June, you can head to the rooftop terrace of Beursschouwburg every Thursday, Friday and Saturday for apéro, concerts and DJ sets.

Beursschouwburg faces violence

Facing Violence is the title of Beursschouwburg's spring programme on quiet refusal, self-defense and riot.

Eco-feminism and Resistance from the SWANA region during the Tashweesh Festival

The third edition of the Tashweesh Festival takes place from October 9 to 12 with a program that builds bridges between ecofeminism in Europe and that of the SWANA region (South-West Asia and North Africa). Ichraf Nasri curates the program.

'Roaming the Imaginal': Eden Tinto Collins' First Exhibition in Belgium

Free Pride Brunch at Beursschouwburg

Drag, mimosas and croissants. Get ready for Pride at Beurs!

Beursschouwburg announces their five new associated artists

Telling Tales. Towards Antifascist Futures

Beursschouwburg gathers artists, teachers, researchers and storytellers whose practices resist the monopoly of a single narrative characteristic of fascist rule.

Exhibtion Goda Palekaitė

From 21 September to 16 December, Goda Palekaitė will occupy the Beursschouwburg exhibition space as a prelude to a novel in the making.

Olave Nduwanje Basabose moderates conversation series on African identity and resistance

Feminist voices from Southwest Asia, North Africa and Europe come together to speak out and perform during the second edition of the Tashweesh festival.

Tashweesh is the Arabic word for rustling, hubbub, rumble, the sound of many voices coming together through the unintelligible murmur of a crowd. After the success of 2018’s first edition, this year will build upon Beursschouwburg and Goethe-Institut’s initiative with new partners L’Art Rue (Tunis) and Tanzquartier (Vienna).