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Dutch-language culture

Dutch-language culture

In the City of Brussels, there are four Dutch-language community centres, several cultural partners, the Royal Flemish Theatre (KVS) and three City libraries. The 'Complexloos BXL' local culture plan, the Culture Platform and the Culture Council are at the centre of the local policy for Dutch-language culture.

Local culture plan

At the start of a new legislature, each (Brussels) municipality writes a new culture policy plan containing the policy for the next 6 years in the field of Dutch-language culture:

Cultuurbeleidsplan - Complexloos BXL (2026-2031) (15.99 MB)

What does the Dutch-speaking socio-cultural fabric of the City of Brussels look like? Who plays which key role in which neighbourhood? You can find the map and list of cultural partners below:

Logo Jeugd & Muziek

1. Jeugd & Muziek

Nieuwland 198 - 1000 Brussel

External siteJeugd & Muziek

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2. Hoofdstedelijke Kunstacademie

Nieuwland 198 - 1000 Brussel

External siteHoofdstedelijke Kunstacademie

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3. Filem'On 

Kazernestraat 33 - 1000 Brussel 

External siteFilem'On

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4. MetX 

De Lenglentierstraat 20 - 1000 Brussel

External siteMetX

Logo Globe Aroma

5. Globe Aroma  

Moutstraat 26 - 1000 Brussel

External siteGlobe Aroma

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6. AB 

Anspachlaan 110 - 1000 Brussel

External siteAB

Logo De Markten

7. De Markten

Oude Graanmarkt 5 - 1000 Brussel

External siteDe Markten

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8. Beursschouwburg 

Auguste Ortsstraat 20/28 - 1000 Brussel

External siteBeursschouwburg

9. KVS 

Arduinkaai 7 - 1000 Brussel

External siteKVS

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10. BRONKS 

Varkensmarkt 15 - 1000 Brussel

External siteBRONKS

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11. Passa Porta

Antoine Dansaertstraat 46 - 1000 Brussel

External sitePassa Porta

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12. Muntpunt 

Munt 6 - 1000 Brussel

External siteMuntpunt

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13. Debateville

Jozef II-straat 20 - 1000 Brussel

External siteDebateville

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14. Kaaitheater

Sainctelettesquare 19 - 1000 Brussel

External siteKaaitheater

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15. Public libraries 

Emile Bockstaellaan 107 - 1020 Laken
Peter Benoitplein 22 - 1120 Neder-Over-Heembeek
Flodorpstraat 39 - 1130 Haren

External siteBibliotheek Laken - Brussel

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16. GC Nekkersdal 

Emile Bockstaellaan 107 - 1020 Laken

External siteGC Nekkersdal

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17. GC Nohva

Peter Benoitplein 22 - 1120 Neder-Over-Heembeek

External siteGC Nohva

Logo De Linde

18. GC De Linde

Kortenbachstraat 7 - 1130 Haren

External siteGC De Linde

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19. Toogenblik

Kortenbachstraat 11 - 1130 Haren 

External siteToogenblik

The 'Cultuurraad' (Culture Council) is a consultative committee that creates a dialogue between the Dutch-language cultural sector and the City of Brussels:

Cultuurraad 

The 'Cultuurplatform' (Culture Platform) is an open meeting that is organized at least twice a year by the 'Cultuurraad'.

It is accessible to anyone interested in the Brussels cultural sector.

It is primarily a networking moment and an inspiration moment.

The Culture Platform is informed about the local cultural policy of the City. In turn, the platform also steers local cultural policy.

Invitations

As part of the local culture plan, the City of Brussels holds a call for projects 'Stadsmakers' (City Makers) each year.

External siteProject call 'Stadsmakers' 2026

Stadsmakers