UPDATE! Babs Gons can't make it and Ruth Grâce Paluku-Atoka will take her place! You’re invited to join Joëlle Sambi Nzeba, Babs Gons and their chosen objects for an intimate conversation about how colonialism exists in all of our everyday lives. 

Are We There Yet? We hold on, we keep going, we’ll get there… but will we? Who is “we”, and where is “there”? Stuck between departure and arrival, things seem to last forever. 

You’re invited to join Lisette Ma Neza, Loucka Fiagan and their chosen objects for an intimate conversation about how colonialism exists in all of our everyday lives. 

You’re invited to join Camilo Mejía Cortés, Cherish Menzo and their chosen objects for an intimate conversation about how colonialism exists in all of our everyday lives. 

Three grandes dames of Brussels’ nightlife scene talk about being a mom and a DJ and how the two relate.

Dear reader of this Beursschouwletter, We've built a cuddly studio at the heart of your schouwburg to invite artists, activists, and thinkers to take to the fluffy floor for discussions on art, nightlife, decolonization, intersectionality, and more. You can watch and re-watch all of these conversations online. The first videos have already been uploaded for your viewing pleasure. Keep an eye on cyberspace to stay tuned for who and what’s coming very soon. Spring greetings, live from the studio Your B

Your host Jimmy Imagine explores the possible futures as well as the pasts of humanity we may have never heard of. w/ Black History Month 

Several collectives active in building community through nightlife come together to discuss and rethink the creation and maintenance of safer nightlife spaces.  

How have elements of Black cultures been (re)appropriated in fashion and nightlife?

Together with a collective of ‘non-producers’ Ève Chabanon raises questions surrounding the conditions of cultural labour.

Long-time music lovers and newfound hiking enthusiasts, this one is for you <3  

A wandering walk through guitar compositions, distorted bass compositions from her first solo album and field recording from the park someday in November.

A multilayered mind map of the Brussels where Ugne & Maria came home.

Daisy Darkpark sends you, as a private detective, on a mission through the barracks of Ixelles. Best from dusk onwards.

“As I felt the need to go within this last year, I decided to make an ongoing playlist for the inner journey on the Spotify waves. I started on day 1 of the first lockdown... Adding songs gradually, it became a little daily routine that helped to keep me sane in these weird times. When the lockdown was over I ended the playlist, after 15 hours of music...”

A flowing line, almost straight, guides you through this musical meditation.

Long-time music lovers and newfound hiking enthusiasts, this one is for you <3

A site-specific and temporary public lecture that invites us to relate with the boundaries between what is legal and what is illegal.

A conversation between Melat Gebeyaw Nigussie, Anissa Boujdaini, Aline Bosuma W’okungu Bakili & Emmanuelle Nsunda.

2020-2021

Let’s get on with it and continue to read, talk and think about our contemporary constellation and potential practices that might constitute new forms of life.