This weekend in Brussels
39 concerts, 36 screenings, 24 performances, 6 community events and 6 exhibitions start this weekend in Brussels (Friday to Sunday), across 102+ venues — plus 85 exhibitions, 2 screenings, 1 concert and 1 community event running all weekend. 71 are free.
Our picks
Everything this weekend
Concerts this weekend
8 of 39 see them all
Screenings this weekend
8 of 36 see them all
Exhibitions open this weekend
Theatre & performance this weekend
8 of 24 see them all
Community events this weekend
Running all weekend
+ 77 more running all weekend — see them all
Frequently asked questions
What is there to do in Brussels this weekend?
39 concerts, 36 screenings, 24 performances, 6 community events and 6 exhibitions start this weekend in Brussels (Friday to Sunday), across 102+ venues — plus 85 exhibitions, 2 screenings, 1 concert and 1 community event running all weekend. 71 are free. The listing above is split by night, so you can pick Friday, Saturday or Sunday rather than scroll one long weekend. The city’s official agenda covers institutional programming alongside it. visit.brussels
Where can I find free things to do in Brussels this weekend?
At least 71 of the 271 events listed here are free to attend. Free only shows when the organizer states there is no admission price, so a listing with no price is one we could not confirm rather than a free one.
Which days does "this weekend" cover?
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. From Saturday the page narrows to Saturday and Sunday, and on Sunday it shows Sunday only — so it always means the weekend you can still get to, never one that has already gone.
Are the prices shown here what I will pay at the door?
Not always. Prices come from the venue or organizer, presale closes early on Fridays, and weekend door prices are often a few euros higher. Free appears only when the organizer states there is no admission price — an event with no price shown is unconfirmed rather than free. Check the event’s ticket link before travelling.
How do I get around Brussels late on a Friday or Saturday?
This is the one window where the city stays moving: metro and tram run to roughly 00:30, then STIB Noctis night buses take over from De Brouckère until about 03:00 on Friday and Saturday nights only. On Sunday night everything stops at the normal midnight-ish hour. STIB timetables
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