Centre Culturel Congolais

Located in the iconic former Senne lock, this centre aims to be a space for meeting, exchange, art and history, fostering a better understanding of African cultures. The centre offers a rich and varied programme of exhibitions, film screenings, literary cafés and more, and aims to provide a comprehensive overview of African and Afro-descendant art.

This year, the Congolese Cultural Centre is collaborating with Sound’n Souls, an event dedicated to promoting the creativity of Belgian artists of African descent, with a particular focus on female and non-binary voices. Sound’n Souls is more than just a festival. It is a platform for visibility and creativity for emerging artists who are still too often under-represented in the Belgian cultural scene.