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Published on 15 October '26

Music

Monumental Music on a Human Scale

The concert series Echoes of Brussels dances up and down the timeline, lending its ear to memorable creations and residents.

Klaas Coulembier

Published on 15 October '26

Exhibitions Film Music

Bring the kids to Bozar this autumn break

Looking for a fun day out during the autumn half-term? There’s plenty for all ages to enjoy at Bozar.

Published on 13 October '26

Music

A Window on the World in Brussels

The concert series Echoes of Brussels dances up and down the timeline, lending its ear to memorable creations and residents.

Klaas Coulembier

News

Published on 20 August '26

Bozar Magazine Sept.'26 → Jan.'27

Published on 12 August '26

Concert Introductions

Published on 19 May '26

A Plea for Nuance

Published on 19 May '26

Bozar Season '26–'27 Brochure

Published on 29 April '26

Sign up for Meet a Stranger!

Published on 13 April '26

Bozar Philanthropic Gala 2026

Published on 13 February '26

Hall M and Studio reopen after renovation

Published on 9 February '26

Bozar Magazine Feb. → Aug.'26

Published on 15 December '25

Programme Booklets For Concerts

Published on 30 October '25

Bozar wants to hear about your experience

Published on 29 October '25

Meet the Artists Shaping Performance in European Art Houses!

Published on 13 October '25

Contemporary classical music flourishes on new online platform

Published on 29 September '25

Foundation Day — Thank you to the foundations that make art accessible to everyone!

Published on 18 September '25

Meet over a coffee in our redesigned Horta Hall

Published on 8 September '25

Car Free Sunday: a creative and gourmet interlude for the family at Bozar

Published on 29 August '25

International Legacy Giving Day 2025

Published on 25 August '25

Bozar Magazine Sept.'25 → Feb.'26

Published on 20 August '25

The private archive of Henry and Louise Le Bœuf made public

Published on 14 July '25

Tomorrowland and Bozar Join Forces

Published on 3 June '25

Demand respect for our city

Editorials by Christophe Slagmuylder

Published on 21 August '26

Exhibitions Film Music

Reassembling

Reassembling. That is the theme of the new season at Bozar. CEO and Artistic Director Christophe Slagmuylder explains.

Christophe Slagmuylder

Published on 19 August '26

Music

John Coltrane, an inspiring leader

John Coltrane 100. We're celebrating the twentieth century’s most inspiring saxophonist.

Guy Peters

Published on 18 August '26

Film Music

Kentridge’s poetic and visual counterpoint

Discover the concerts that our Grand Invité, William Kentridge, has left his mark on.

Guillaume De Grieve

Published on 18 August '26

Music

Jeanine De Bique weaves musical threads between Baroque and Caribbean folk music

With four concerts, we are giving our portrait artist Jeanine De Bique every opportunity to meet, exceed and even defy our high expectations.

Guillaume De Grieve

Published on 17 August '26

Literature & Society

Zadie Smith’s plea for curiosity and ambivalence

With novels such as White Teeth and On Beauty, Zadie Smith has established herself as one of the most influential voices in contemporary literature.

Kate Dejonckheere

Published on 17 August '26

Film

Vivienne Dick and the Poetics of Mismatched Inserts

Pleasure, politics and humour weave through all of Dicks films as “mismatched inserts” that surprise and delight

Rachel Garfield 

Published on 12 August '26

Exhibitions

Making Sense of the World

Exhibitions programme '26-'27

Zoë Gray

Published on 10 August '26

Music Horta Heritage

Out and about in the City on the Senne

Across twelve concerts, the Echoes of Brussels series traces the musical history of the City on the Senne.

Guillaume De Grieve

Published on 7 August '26

Music

What olive trees tell us

In this project, Palestinian composer Ramzi Aburedwan weaves together an evening with poetry, dance, visual art and music.

Guillaume De Grieve

Published on 5 August '26

Music

Jlin’s (Foot)work: Music That Refuses to Leave You Unmoved

For portrait artist Jlin, rhythm is existential. It is also the foundation of her music. Discover her work and unique trajectory here.

Cedric Feys

Watch ✕ Read ✕ Listen

Relive a performance, meet the artists, take a look backstage and explore different themes: here you can delve into the world of Bozar.

Monumental Music on a Human Scale

Bring the kids to Bozar this autumn break

A Window on the World in Brussels

News

Bozar Magazine Sept.'26 → Jan.'27

Concert Introductions

A Plea for Nuance

Bozar Season '26–'27 Brochure

Sign up for Meet a Stranger!

Bozar Philanthropic Gala 2026

Hall M and Studio reopen after renovation

Bozar Magazine Feb. → Aug.'26

Programme Booklets For Concerts

Bozar wants to hear about your experience

Meet the Artists Shaping Performance in European Art Houses!

Contemporary classical music flourishes on new online platform

Foundation Day — Thank you to the foundations that make art accessible to everyone!

Meet over a coffee in our redesigned Horta Hall

Car Free Sunday: a creative and gourmet interlude for the family at Bozar

International Legacy Giving Day 2025

Bozar Magazine Sept.'25 → Feb.'26

The private archive of Henry and Louise Le Bœuf made public

Tomorrowland and Bozar Join Forces

Demand respect for our city

Reassembling

John Coltrane, an inspiring leader

Kentridge’s poetic and visual counterpoint

Jeanine De Bique weaves musical threads between Baroque and Caribbean folk music

Zadie Smith’s plea for curiosity and ambivalence

Vivienne Dick and the Poetics of Mismatched Inserts

Making Sense of the World

Out and about in the City on the Senne

What olive trees tell us

Jlin’s (Foot)work: Music That Refuses to Leave You Unmoved