Monumental Music on a Human Scale 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
Bring the kids to Bozar this autumn break 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.
A Window on the World in Brussels 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
Hall M and Studio reopen after renovation Published on 13 February '26 Hall M and Studio reopen after renovation
Bozar wants to hear about your experience Published on 30 October '25 Bozar wants to hear about your experience
Meet the Artists Shaping Performance in European Art Houses! Published on 29 October '25 Meet the Artists Shaping Performance in European Art Houses!
Contemporary classical music flourishes on new online platform Published on 13 October '25 Contemporary classical music flourishes on new online platform
Foundation Day — Thank you to the foundations that make art accessible to everyone! Published on 29 September '25 Foundation Day — Thank you to the foundations that make art accessible to everyone!
Meet over a coffee in our redesigned Horta Hall Published on 18 September '25 Meet over a coffee in our redesigned Horta Hall
Car Free Sunday: a creative and gourmet interlude for the family at Bozar Published on 8 September '25 Car Free Sunday: a creative and gourmet interlude for the family at Bozar
The private archive of Henry and Louise Le Bœuf made public Published on 20 August '25 The private archive of Henry and Louise Le Bœuf made public
Author Paolo Giordano (Italy) in conversation with Annelies Beck Repairing the Future Published on 1 July '20 Literature & Society Author Paolo Giordano (Italy) in conversation with Annelies Beck In this episode journalist Annelies Beck talks to Italian writer Paolo Giordano.
Willy Van Der Meeren and the pandemic paradise Published on 9 June '20 Literature & Society Willy Van Der Meeren and the pandemic paradise
Keith Haring Published on 28 May '20 Exhibitions Keith Haring Barking dogs, crawling babies and flying saucers. Immerse yourself in the world and unique imagery of this legendary American artist.
Ben Wendel Let the Music in Published on 13 May '20 Music Ben Wendel Canadian Ben Wendel is considered one of the most influential jazz saxophonists of his time.
Leila Bordreuil Let the Music in Published on 8 May '20 Music Leila Bordreuil Brooklyn-based French cellist Leila Bordreuil mixes contemporary classical music with Noise and experimental influences.
Luc Tuymans and the Artificial Eye Published on 8 May '20 Exhibitions Literature & Society Luc Tuymans and the Artificial Eye What is the relationship between art and artificial intelligence (AI)?
Tutu Puoane Let the Music in Published on 24 April '20 Music Tutu Puoane The beautiful voice and unique phrasing of the South African/Belgian singer Tutu Puoane put a very distinctive stamp on her music.
Širom Let the Music in Published on 22 April '20 Music Širom Širom has an original form of expression which fluctuates between a broad range of Slovenian folk sonorities and contemporary acoustic rock meditations.
João Baradas Let the Music in Published on 17 April '20 Music João Baradas João Baradas is a young Portuguese soloist who’s out to rewrite the rules about what an accordion can do.
Reinoud Van Mechelen and Anna Besson Let the Music in Published on 10 April '20 Music Reinoud Van Mechelen and Anna Besson Combining a lightness of tone, expressiveness, and clarity of elocution, Reinoud Van Mechelen is a breath of fresh air on the Baroque music scene.