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THE UNDERGROUND PARTY OF BRUSSELS
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Cave is a party concept in Brussels for electronic melody lovers, LGBTQIA+ & friends, everyone is welcome as lengthy as they approach to dance and enjoy the party, respecting others with a good mood. We really protect about the tune by giving you our best selection of local and international DJs, playing non-mainstream genders for making you twirl all night elongated. Barrio Café is Cave’s original location, where it all started. The club is like a basement and perfectly fitting with the spirit of the party. Steel Gate club is Cave’s location in the city center of Brussels with a big dance-floor, a chilling and smoking room. For bigger CAVE events, unseal air events or special celebrations, sometimes we move to other locations.
With a good sound system and fair prices, we will build of your Saturday night a really new clubbing trial of freedom and fun.
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Did someone say beer, chocolate, and boys?
Welcome to Brussels, where the waffles are sweet, the parties are wild, and the vibes are as gay as a rainbow-tinted Smurf parade.
After ringing in the New Year at the celebrated La Demence party (still sweating, thanks for asking), we decided to examine this quirky European capital and were not disappointed.
From the jaw-dropping Grand Place to the city’s booming queer scene, Brussels is packed with surprises – and plenty of reasons to maintain coming back.
Whether you’re here for the nightlife, the art, or just an excuse to stuff your confront with fries (we won’t judge), there’s something here for every fabulous traveler.
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Mixed clientele.
Admission: ≈ 20-30 €
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Irish and Belgian beers.
Wolves & otters welcome.
Brussels 1000
The clientele is rather mixed and quite young during the first 2-3 hours while later it becomes more gay.
1st Friday of the month 19:30 – 23:30 demonstrate Cabaret (only with reservation).
Admission: 10-20 €
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