Sax for everyone! Published on 22 September '26 Music Sax for everyone! As we celebrate the 100th anniversary of John Coltrane’s birth, the saxophone is omnipresent at Bozar this season. Guillaume De Grieve
Performances at Bozar: an invitation to participate Published on 22 September '26 Performances Performances at Bozar: an invitation to participate This season invites participants to engage with the artists’ works and the questions they raise through a range of artistic languages that open up dialogue. Paul Briottet
Writers & Thinkers Stage Published on 28 August '26 Literature & Society Podcasts Writers & Thinkers Stage Bozar brings a number of exceptional voices from the 21st century to our stage.
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
Calixto Neto engages the audience through the senses Published on 1 September '25 Literature & Society Music Calixto Neto engages the audience through the senses Feijoada is about more than conviviality. It is political; it is queer. It fosters a moment of communion and layered, often conflicting, emotions. Paul Briottet
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: Story Weaver Published on 1 September '25 Literature & Society Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: Story Weaver Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie maintains that a life cannot be told through a single narrative, that identity is made of fertile inconsistencies... Astrid Jansen
Broken Mirrors: Rewriting the West Published on 1 September '25 Literature & Society Broken Mirrors: Rewriting the West This fall, three writers who come to Bozar look at our past and present through more critical eyes than the usual. Joline Vermeulen
A little bit of the moon Published on 1 September '25 Music A little bit of the moon In this interview, Rabih Mroué reflects on the thoughts and research that led to the genesis of the project. Paul Briottet
A choreography of space and sound Published on 29 August '25 Music A choreography of space and sound Choreographer Radouan Mriziga joins the Belgian National Orchestra for coming season's first edition of Staging the Concert. We went to see him. Thomas Clarinval
“Life is Better with Beethoven" Published on 28 August '25 Music “Life is Better with Beethoven" Thomas Vanderveken reveals the secrets of some all-time favourites. Pieter Mannaerts
“It’s going to be a journey full of contrasts" Published on 27 August '25 Music “It’s going to be a journey full of contrasts" French-Italian mezzo-soprano and portrait artist Lea Desandre looks ahead to her not-to-be-missed series of four concerts. Guillaume De Grieve
Between light and shadow Published on 25 August '25 Exhibitions Between light and shadow Curators Rocío Gracia Ipiña and Leticia Sastre Sanchez on "Luz y sombra. Goya and Spanish Realism." Rocío Gracia Ipiña & Leticia Sastre Sanchez
Great again Editorials by Christophe Slagmuylder Published on 25 August '25 Exhibitions Film Literature & Society Music Great again Christophe Slagmuylder's editorial. Christophe Slagmuylder
Echoes of the 20th Century Published on 25 August '25 Music Echoes of the 20th Century Discover our new series which highlights key compositions from the twentieth century. Guillaume De Grieve & Cedric Feys