Thank you all!
Thank you to the volunteers, performers, associations, technical teams, security, cleaning and rescue services and all participants who contributed to this Brussels Pride 2024 - In the Capital of Europe, making it a festive, memorable but also important and necessary moment for the LGBTQIA+ community.
And don’t forget: even though the Pride is over, the fight for a more inclusive and tolerant society continues on a daily basis.🫶
See you on Saturday 17 May 2025!
In October 2024, the Brussels-Capital Region added Brussels Pride to its intangible cultural heritage list (along with the Ommegang, chips and comic strips). As a result, Brussels Pride became only the second Pride in the world to benefit from such institutional recognition. In terms of long-term goals, a transnational application, led by Amsterdam, will be submitted to UNESCO in a few years' time, with a view to gaining official recognition for Pride throughout the world, thereby strengthening the guarantee of the rights of LGBTQIA+ people on a global scale, at a time when there have sadly been too many setbacks.
Discover the Brussels LGBTQIA+ guide
Parties, bars... but also exhibitions, movies and other events: discover LGBTQI+ Brussels
