Fuse
It's one of the city's techno temples, and the biggest names in the field (without exception) play DJ sets there: le Fuse is a must for any decent, self-respecting clubber. The unique atmosphere attracts those in the know, and they come from far and wide. The end-of-the-night crescendos, as things approach hysteria, are legendary. The gay evenings on Sundays are as good as they are famous. Supervised cheap car park available.
Fuse
Centre Culturel Bruegel
Located in a building devoted to culture since the beginning of the 20th century, the Bruegel Cultural Centre, created in 1982, occupies a prominent position in the emblematic Marolles district. Through their activities they aim to bring together the diverse population groups of different cultural backgrounds and ages, and promote access to culture.
Centre Culturel Bruegel
Les Brigittines
Les Brigittines is a welcoming venue to discover the new language of the stage, to immerse yourself into strong and peculiar universes and follow artists that tackle the present to reenchant reality. The programming is mostly turned to choreographic works that, in Brussels' strange and widely opened melting pot, are the signs of a free and stimulating inspiration.
Les Brigittines
Geopolis
Geopolis
Etablissement d'en face
Etablissement d’en face is an art space in central Brussels. It aims to present artistic practices to an international audience by offering conditions of professional production to a wide spectrum of contemporary artists. Founded in 1991 by the artists Alec De Busschère, Delphine Bedel, Christophe Draeger and Patrick Everaert. Over the years it has been programmed by various individuals. Currently, Olivier Foulon, Steinar Haga Kristensen, Jean-Paul Jacquet, Zin Taylor, Margaux Schwarz, Harald Thys, Michael Van den Abeele, Margot Vanheusden, Peter Wächtler and Etienne Wynants operate Etablissement d’en face.
Etablissement d'en face
Théâtre Les Tanneurs
Since its creation in 1999, the Théâtre Les Tanneurs - Maison d'artistes & Fabrique de théâtre - has been dedicated to contemporary creation in theatre and dance. Creation and innovation, research, assistance and support for artists, citizenship, international openness, and the social life of the Marolles district are the Théâtre Les Tanneurs' key concerns.
Théâtre Les Tanneurs
Halle Gate – RMAH
This last preserved gate will catapult you centuries back. An interactive tour through the striking rooms of the 14th century city gate will reveal how Brussels defended itself against external attacks during the Middle Ages and present the role that townspeople played in defence of their city. Visitors will gain a better understanding of the medieval city and its impact on present-day metropolitan Brussels by trying on a piece of armour, checking out models and short films, exploring multimedia activities or just simply admiring the beautiful selection of museum pieces.
And, the changing temporary exhibits on past and current life in the city are always a great reason to return to the Halle Gate.
Halle Gate – RMAH
Le Poste
Le Poste
Art & marges museum
Located in the heart of Brussels, the Art et marges museum is dedicated to ‘art brut’ or ‘outsider art’.
Its collection was built up from the mid-1980s with artworks from self-taught artists and artistic workshops for the mentally disabled and the psychologically fragile. It now comprises over 4,500 international works produced outside the established contemporary art circuit.
Its temporary exhibitions bring together artists from both sides of the fringe, questioning the boundaries of art and its very definition.
Art & marges museum
Musée du CPAS Bruxelles
The administrative offices of the Brussels Public Social Welfare Centre house a beautiful art collection: sculptures from Brabant, Brussels tapestries or paintings by ancient masters. Most were bequeathed to charitable institutions in Brussels or acquired by them, generally to decorate their chapels and main rooms. At the end of the 18th century, these institutions were centralized into a single public institution and their assets brought together. As well as works of art, the collections contain medical equipment and stories of hospital life and assistance to the poor.
Musée du CPAS Bruxelles
Artitude Gallery
Artitude Gallery
Blast Gallery
The Blast Gallery seeks to bring a new and exciting artistic experience to Brussels by showcasing artworks from contemporary artists, including paintings, sculptures, and mixed media pieces.
We believe that contemporary art is a energising expression that deserves to be celebrated and shared with the public. Our hope is that our gallery will serve as a space for dialogue, exploration and discovery.
Blast Gallery
