As a show of support of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex people, the City of Antwerp has organised rainbow lights on several landmarks of Antwerp.
On Sunday and Monday, Antwerp-Central railway station, the Museum At the Stream (MAS) and the St. Anne’s Pedestrian Tunnel lit up in rainbow colours. In June, the city logo, which is a white A with six action stripes on a red background, gets a rainbow makeover. The red background is replaced the rainbow flag.
With this visibility campaign, Antwerp celebrates Belgium‘s second spot on the Rainbow Europe Index by ILGA-Europe. The city also prepares for Antwerp Pride, which chose ‘Identity‘ as its theme for this year.
The Arenberg theatre venue in Antwerp is gearing up for a vibrant spring packed with queer performances, talks and parties, inviting audiences to celebrate creativity,…
For 2026, Darklands transforms into Beyond Darklands, having to rework the Waagnatie venue in Antwerp. Belgium‘s major kink and fetish festival mostly geared towards men…
Het Roze Huis or The Pink House in Antwerp will host the second edition of Q-Week, a week-long programme of LGBTQIA+ events, from 14 to…
On Sunday 17 May 2026 – Norway‘s Constitution Day but also and foremost International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, aka IDAHOT or IDAHOBIT, Dennis…
On Sunday 17 May 2026 – Norway‘s Constitution Day but also and foremost International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, aka IDAHOT or IDAHOBIT, Dennis…
Antwerp’s annual Q-Week will return from 14 to 20 September 2026, bringing a week-long programme of films, workshops, performances, social activities, discussions and community events…