BRU JAZZ WE - LOTTO Brussels Jazz Weekend

Archiduc is a place where Miles Davis has performed and where late singer and icon Arno was a regular. L'Archiduc is a legendary jazz club. Its charm lies in the art deco interior, grand piano and famous doorbell. Don't be dazzled, the atmosphere is a bit chic but always cordial.

In this rustic and smoky establishment spread over two floors with an unbeatable atmosphere, liters of vodka and gin are downed. Every Monday you can enjoy a blues jam session. During Lotto Brussels Jazz Weekend, there are two Belgian super acts: the authentic blues of Steven De bruyn & Marc Lelangue on Friday and the Americana music by Nils De Caster, Sara De Smedt & Bart Vervaeck on Saturday.

Bonnefooi means 'by chance' in Brussels dialect. It's a place where you can randomly discover new music and people from all over the world. A hot spot for night owls and during Lotto Brussels Jazz Weekend a 'must visit' for lovers of experimental music, urban sounds and enjoyable jazz.

Cabiria is a nice and friendly place in a quiet street, in the heart of the Place des Martyrs district, a stone's throw from the bustling rue Neuve.

Café Beguin is relatively new on the Zaterdagplein/Place du Samedi in the heart of Brussels. The food will take you on a culinary journey from Central Africa to the Mediterranean. In addition, Café Beguin is already building a solid reputation as host of live music.

Besides a cozy pub where you can play board games, Café Merlo also operates as a concert venue. They do not focus on a particular music genre and various artists from all over the world perform here. Jazzburn will fill up the dance floor on Friday and on Saturday For The Record & Onda Sonora will blow your mind.

Located on Place Rouppe, in the heart of Brussels, the Ebrius is used to host some of the best groove jams in Brussels. Organized by Nicolas Felices, he will do us the honor of inviting his band Nobless and Nancy Khadra in order to transport us in the multiple musical universes of the new generation of the Brussels scene.

We are an entertainment center in the heart of the city, filled with possibilities to have the day and night of your life. Enjoy yourself at one of our 404 slot machines, learn how to play poker or Blackjack, watch the roulette spin and let yourself be entertained during one of our many special events. Have a cocktail at our cocktail bar or an exquisite meal in our restaurant. We are VIAGE and we will entertain you!

The Instituto Cervantes was founded by Spanish law in 1991 and aims to spread the language and culture of Spain and the Spanish-speaking countries worldwide. With more than 100,000 students per year, the Instituto Cervantes is the largest international organization in the field of teaching the Spanish language worldwide. The Instituto Cervantes currently has more than 87 branches on five continents, with the Instituto Cervantes in Brussels being one of the most striking. The activities of the Instituto Cervantes are managed by representatives from the academic, cultural and literary world from Spain and Latin America. In Brussels, the institute collaborates with museums, galleries, the stage environment, publishing houses and other Brussels, Spanish and Latin American cultural institutions.

Established in an old train station that has been completely restored, the Jazz Station is a living centre dedicated to jazz. It's a friendly space where respect for the musicians and the public is a daily reality and musical quality is always a priority. More than ever, the Jazz Station has become one of the top jazz venues in Belgium. During Lotto Brussels Jazz Weekend, they invite you on Friday to swing.

Food, drinks and sounds! The KFK Hope welcomes invites you during Brussels Jazz Weekend for 3 days of concerts: Le Musketrio on Friday, EMEE. on Saturday and IBIYEWA on Sunday. A place to practive your moves and enjoy the best grooves.

La Fleur en Papier Doré is one of the oldest bars in the centre of Brussels, and is listed as one of the city's heritage sites. Nestling in its historic 17th-century building, La Fleur became the headquarters of Belgian surrealist artists in the mid-20th century, under the impetus of its emblematic owner Gérard van Bruaene. Closed since the Covid crisis, La Fleur was reopened in May 2023, thanks to a team determined to make it once again a key cultural venue in Brussels.

Lava is an intimate and cosy café to escape the bustle of the Sint-Goriksplein/Place Saint-Géry. Lava combines music, art and games as well as great coffee and a huge selection of reasonably priced beers. The terrace catches the last rays of the sun which helps make Lava a landmark location as day turns to evening. It's also home to the General Jam & Open Mic. Sessions, the only jam in town that combines open mic. with electric and acoustic sessions, every Sunday! For Brussels Jazz Weekend, they provide you with a diverse program of blues, rock and jazz.

At the very crossroads of the Sablon and Marolles districts, STROF takes you into a chic and popular atmosphere, for a unique experience to the sound of the singers, musicians and live artists who come to perform there. Comfortably installed on the terrace, you can enjoy a cold drink from their wine, beer and cocktail list. Check out the diverse and exciting program during Brussels Jazz Weekend: from swing to gypsy, fusion and traditional jazz.

Café Roskam is a melting pot where people from many places feel at home. Old and young, artists and musicians, French and Dutch speakers, polyglots and polyphonics. On Sunday nights, Brussels jazz musicians and jazz lovers meet for their weekly recommended dose of Jazz.
 You're welcome for a weekend flled with all kinds of jazz: from crossovers with hip hop and funk to a traditional jazz trio and contemporary free jazz.

For Lotto Brussels Jazz Weekend, two historical Belgian jazz institutions, the Sounds and Les Lundis d’Hortense, are joining forces to organise a jam session during the festival. Before, after and between the numerous concerts, the doors of the Sounds will be open and the stage will welcome musicians wishing to exchange the most beautiful jazz standards.

The style of The Music Village is reminiscent of clubs in New York or London. During the Lotto Brussels Jazz Weekend, they invite Friday and Saturday KIND OF BLUE TRIBUTE, and Sunday THE RAT PACK TRIBUTE.

This is the sole traditional puppet theater in Brussels and a must for those who are fans of folklore and dolls. In addition to the theater, there is a café and a small museum. Completely in the style of Théâtre Royal De Toone, De Braave Joenges will perform here. They describe themselves as 'blues in't Brussels gezoenge' or 'Blues sung in Brussels dialect'. Promising!

For a panoramic view of the water and the famous coloured kites along the canal, you have to go to Walvis. Local tip for those with a craving: take your pick from the suggestions. During the evenings, this café is transformed into a stage for the musicians of Lotto Brussels Jazz Weekend.

In the heart of the Brussels urban jungle under the trees of the Royal Park, there is an open air cafe offering homemade food and drinks, regular events and free outdoor games. A stone's throw from the city centre, Woodpecker Park is a privileged and easily accessible meeting place to meet up with colleagues or friends!