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The Brussels RainbowHouse shelters various French- and Dutch-speaking LGBTQI (lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgenders, queers, intersexuals) organizations of the Brussels region. The RainbowHouse is a safe haven where LGBTQI persons and their friends can get information, enjoy a hearty welcome or simply meet up. Organizations, whether LGBTQI or non- LGBTQI unite in the RainbowHouse and organize numerous socio-cultural activities. The Rainbowhouse is also a bar open to anyone, a source of information and a reception centre that when necessary, can help anyone find their way to legal, social, psychological or medical assistance.
Do you fancy becoming a volunteer?
Become a volunteer at the RainbowHouse Are you a technical expert or a passionate graphic designer? Are you handy with kitchen knives or do you juggle with beer bottles? Would...
Rental of the Meeting rooms
Thanks to our online agenda, organisations, partners and groups can consult the availability of our rooms.
The Team and the Board
RainbowHouse team welcomes you only by appointment or during its permanence (14 to 18 h). Robin (He) Administration robin@rainbowhouse.be Working days: Monday to Wednesday Bissi (They) Projects bissi@rainbowhouse.be Working days: Tuesday ro...
Interview with Jean-François, general coordinator
If I had to sum it up in a few word: the non-profit sector . For many years. To unite, to form alliances, to walk the road together. I had...
Contacts
Mail: info@rainbowhouse.be Phone : 02/503 59 90 Bar & Office Rue du Marché au Charbon 42, 1000 Brussels Facebook : RainbowHouse Brussels Due to the Covid measures, the RainbowHouse is...
Bar and exhibition
The RainbowHouse is also a club bar opened all year round by our member associations! In addition to the soirees that are held in it, the bar is as well...
Become a member association of the RainbowHouse
An association network unique, full of commitment and solidarity. Since its creation in 2001, the Brussels LGBTQI+ network has not stopped expanding. The RainbowHouse harbours more than fifty member associations,...
Interview with Raïssa, project manager for InQlusion
I was born into a Congolese family. That is an important aspect of who I am today: a black woman, but also with the cultural richness of that mixture of...