Your Local Power central theme of this top edition Brussels – 19 May – On Saturday the Belgian Pride Festival reached its grand finale during the annual Pride Parade. Over 100 000 people and 70 contingents came down to the capital to party, but also to pound the table on the eve of the local elections. […]
This newsitem is only available in Dutch & French. They made an aftermovie last year:
It is no coincidence that the Ihsane Jarfi Day took place during IDAHOT. After some heartwarming speeches from RainbowHouse Brussels and Hassan Jarfi, the father of Ihsane, the march went from the Place de la Monnaie through the heart of Brussels to the rue Saint-Christophe where Ihsane Jarfi’s fresco by Anthea Missy is on display. […]
This newsitem is only available in French. LA BIERE LOLLEPOT : MON GENRE A MOI 1ère bière Queer artisanale de Bruxelles « Les Biches » est une association de personnes Queer et de créatifs de tous genres qui a pour but de valoriser la culture Queer et de favoriser la visibilité de celle-ci à travers des projets […]
Bruzz – the weekly magazine for the people of Brussels, commuters and Brussels-lovers – will release the ‘Special Pride’ this week. Bruzz discusses the origins of the Rainbow Village (Rue du Marché au Charbon), interviewed many interesting people and reported on the history of the Pride. Read the special here (only in Dutch) or grab […]
The Belgian Pride Festival has officially been kicked off, Friday the 4th of May during the Belgian Pride Kick-Off 2018. After some beautiful words of the organisers and local policymakers, we passed by Manneken Pis and ended our night in the Rainbow Village! Wondering what the Belgian Pride Festival entails? Find all events on: pride.be/event. Pictures: […]
RainbowHouse Brussels is organizing a “Kiss-In LGBTQI+” action on Friday the 20th of April 2018. Read more about the action here. We organize a public and symbolic action, in answer to the homophobic aggression which took place in the city center at night from Saturday till Sunday and who hurts LGBTQI communities +. This aggression […]
Voter registration for non-Belgians 1/3 of Brussels—over 300,000 people—are eligible non-Belgian voters. Non-Belgians can choose to register or de-register as voters by 31th of July, unlike Belgian citizens who are obliged to vote forever. Whether or not you claim Your Local Power is your choice. By choosing to vote, you can demand change and make Brussels […]
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