About
BOZAR is a multidisciplinary festival hub in the heart of Brussels, based in Victor Horta’s Centre for Fine Arts. Creativity, quality and artistic diversity are at the heart of the Centre’s mission, and BOZAR organizes, co-organizes and hosts over 20 different festivals focusing on various disciplines, from cinema and music to theatre, dance and visual arts. Most festivals take place annually or biennially, but some are one-offs, coinciding with a particular cultural or political occasion.
Essentials
CEO & Artistic Director
Paul Dujardin
Director Artistic Policy
Adinda Van Geystele
Contact
E: info@bozar.be
T: 02 507 84 30 / 02 507 85 46
Ravensteinstraat 23,
1000 Brussels
http://www.bozar.be
Social media
Videos
Beethoven Pianoforte Sessions: #3 Olga Pashchenko | Concert | BOZAROlga Pashchenko is regularly invited to play on the 1824 Graf fortepiano at the Beethoven-Haus in Bonn. It was the instrument on which she recorded...
Singing Brussels Workshops: Singing and Wellbeing With Paul Smith (VOCES8) #3 | BOZARPaul Smith is coming to Singing Brussels once again! For this new edition focused on well-being, body and voice, this talented English pedagogue...
Happy Rebirth Day 2020 | BOZAREvery year artist Michelangelo Pistoletto makes his case for the rebirth of society. On ‘Rebirth Day’ events and performances inspired by...
News
Afropolitan weekend @ BOZAR25 June 2021In light of the current coronavirus restrictions, the fifth edition of the Afropolitan Festival will not take place this year and will be postponed to 2022. In the meantime, don’t miss the...
BOZAR AT HOME14 May 2020"If you can’t participate to culture, culture will come to you."Since the beginning of the containment, many cultural actors thrived to adapt to this new situation by offering online alternatives to...
Cultural Workers for Europe14 June 2017Last April, artists and culture
professionals gathered in BOZAR, the Centre for Fine Arts in Brussels. They
discussed the importance of culture for the European project and their concerns
about the...
