Qace Talk: IDAHOT

Qace emerged from a research project at Schouwburg Kortrijk exploring themes such as gender, diversity and inclusivity. Today, it has grown into a network both for and within the queer community. Qace organises panels, exhibitions and workshops, and supports (young) makers and collectives in the Kortrijk region.

In the context of the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHOT), Qace Talk is creating a warm, stimulating and connecting evening featuring testimonies and performances that highlight the richness and diversity of queer identities. From deeply moving personal stories to artistic expressions that challenge and confront, every part of the evening contributes to a larger narrative of pride, resilience and solidarity. The stage is intentionally given to voices that too often remain unheard, with space for nuance, vulnerability and strength.

For Qace, IDAHOT is not only a day of remembrance, but a call to collectively build a world in which everyone can be themselves — without fear or limitation.

The line-up for Qace Talk will be announced later.