Belgium is known for its music festival culture and historic city celebrations – from world-class festivals to cosy Christmas markets in Brussels and medieval processions in Bruges and Ghent. The country, at the heart of Europe, offers a wide range of events throughout 2026/2027.
189 events found
Illustrative photo Cwarmê 2027 in Malmedy, Belgium, runs from 6 to 9 February through the historic town centre. Belgium’s oldest carnival combines the Sunday parade, 15 traditional masks and satirical street theatre. Admission is free.
Illustrative photo From 7 to 9 February 2027, Aalst in Belgium hosts its legendary three-day street carnival. Satirical floats, the Gilles Broom Dance, the iconic onion throw and a spectacular effigy burning make this one of Europe's most unique and unforgettable carnival experiences. Free admission.
Illustrative photo The Carnival of Binche takes place from 7 to 9 February 2027. Witness the legendary Gilles in wax masks and ostrich-feather hats during the famous orange-throwing parade at Grand-Place. A UNESCO Masterpiece of Intangible Heritage. Free admission.
Illustrative photo De Donkerste Beurs 2027 takes place from 26 to 28 February at La Brugeoise in Bruges, Belgium. This dark alternative event features an occult and curiosity fair, acts, workshops and live bands from the darkwave, EBM and gothic scenes. Tickets from €15.
Illustrative photo Balhalla Festival 2027 takes place from 26 to 28 February at Sport Vlaanderen Gent in Ghent, Belgium. The indoor balfolk festival features live bands, workshops, a large dance floor and an open stage in a welcoming atmosphere. Tickets from approx. €30.
Illustrative photo Rampage Weekend 2027 brings the world's biggest drum and bass and dubstep party to the AFAS Dome in Antwerp on March 5 and 6. Two nights of international headliners, massive lighting and laser shows await fans.
Illustrative photo The Laetare de Stavelot takes place from March 6 to 8, 2027, in Stavelot. This centuries old carnival featuring the legendary Blancs Moussis is one of the most famous folk festivals in the Belgian Ardennes and is free to attend.
Illustrative photo The Klara Festival 2027 takes place from 11 to 21 March in Brussels. It features classical and historically informed concerts with international soloists and ensembles at venues such as Bozar and Flagey, closely linked to radio station Klara. Tickets typically range from €5 to €70.
Illustrative photo The Needles & Roots Festival 2027 takes place from March 19 to 20 in Bruges, Belgium. This folk and indie event offers authentic roots music and modern sounds in the historic UNESCO city. Further information regarding tickets will follow shortly.
Illustrative photo The Beer Experience 2027 takes place on 20 and 21 March in the historic mine buildings of Heusden-Zolder, Belgium. Craft beer, live music and food come together in a unique atmosphere. Tickets and up-to-date information are available on the official website.
Illustrative photo The Hoppe Craft Beer Festival 2027 takes place from April 2 to 4 in Merksplas, Belgium, at GC De MARc/kT, Markt 1. Expect 100+ craft beers, bottle sharing and free entry for guests aged 18+.
Illustrative photo Bruges' UNESCO-listed procession carries the relic of the Holy Blood through the city on 6 May 2027, with costumed biblical and historical scenes.