Event Dates
From: Saturday, November 14, 2026
To: Saturday, November 14, 2026
Cave is a pop up underground gay party in Brussels featuring Techno, Progressive House and Trance.
Cave is a pop up underground gay party in Brussels featuring Techno, Progressive House and Trance. The event occurs on different dates throughout the year and during special occasions and holidays.
- Are you visiting Brussels? Stay in the heart of the gay district near the Grand Place, at Pillows City Hotel rated “Superb” by visitors and with delicious breakfast options, modern room décor and excellent amenities.
The Party
- Next Edition:Saturday, November 14, 2026
- The Cave is a party concept in Brussels for electronic music lovers, LGBT & friends; everyone is welcome as long as they come to dance and enjoy the atmosphere while respecting others.
- Cave Brussels brings the best selection of local and international DJs, playing non-mainstream music, making you dance all night long.
- Join the sexiest and friendliest guys in the city for a night unique party on your next visit to Gay Brussels.
The Schedule
Date & Time Event Saturday 14th November 2026 November Edition Friday 4th December 2026 December Edition Thursday 31st December 2026 New Year’s Edition May 2027 Brussels Pride 2027 XXL Edition July 2027 Summer Special – Day and Night Party October 2027 Bears Attack Party – Belgium Bear Pride Edition The Venue
- Barrio is Cave’s original location, where it all started.
- The club is in basement and perfectly fitting with the underground spirit of the party.
- Located at 6, Place de la Chapelle. The party occasionally runs events here.
- The club is a 10-minute walk from the gay district of Quartier Saint-Jacques, home to the city’s bustling gay nightlife.
Where to Go Before the Party
- Le Fontainas – Gay-popular café-bar at Rue du Marché au Charbon 91, ideal for an early start over beers, natural wine or cocktails.
- Le Belgica – Compact Brussels institution at Rue du Marché au Charbon 32, with worn-in décor, DJs and an international crowd. Order the semi-frozen house Belgica cocktail and settle into one of the gay district’s liveliest pre-club stops.
- BB Brussels – Gay bar-club at Rue du Marché au Charbon 25, with drinks downstairs and a party space upstairs. Fun for a louder final stop before CAVE.
Other Venues – Steel Gate
- Cave Brussels hosts larger events at Steel Gate, on Rue des Chartreux 52 on the west side of Brussels.
- Spread over three floors, the club offers two completely different atmospheres, with gay clientele taking over the third floor.
- The club has a large dance floor, excellent sound system, a chill zone and a smoking room.
- Steel Gate is a 10-minute walk from the Brussels Gay Village / Saint Jacques neighbourhood in the city centre near the Grand Palace.
Where to stay in Brussels?
- OPO Hotel – Restored 1880 building near Sainte-Catherine, with contemporary rooms behind its historic façade. Understated interiors make a welcome retreat after a loud night; convenient for Steel Gate and dinners around Dansaert.
- Craves – Rich colours, theatrical fabrics and burlesque-inspired rooms near the Bourse. Plenty of personality for a party weekend, with a restaurant and cocktail bar downstairs and the gay bar strip within walking distance.
- Hotel Amigo – Five-star comfort just behind Grand Place, close to the gay bars. Belgian art, elegant rooms and attentive service make this the splurge option; start the evening with cocktails at its Magritte-inspired bar.
- The Dominican – A stylish four-star hotel in a former Dominican abbey, just minutes from Grand Place and the gay bars around Rue du Marché au Charbon. Spacious rooms, a sophisticated cocktail bar and a peaceful courtyard make it an excellent choice for a party weekend, with easy access to Steel Gate.
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Address: Rue des Chartreux 52, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
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Address: Rue Duquesnoy 18, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Address: Rue du Marché au Charbon 91, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
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