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Logo Journées du Matrimoine

25-27 SEPT. 2026

NOV. 2026 - MAY. 2027

MATRIMONY DAYS
MATRIMONY SEASON

BRUSSELS

Matrimony, noun:

Tangible or intangible asset bearing historic or artistic significance bequeathed by women.

The 8th edition of Matrimony Days will take place from 25 to 27 September 2026 !

More than thirty activities exploring women’s* heritage in Brussels past and present are planned, including guided tours, workshops and shows.

Program

Visite guidée

16 March 2025

Inscrire les luttes féministes dans l'espace urbain bruxellois, visite guidée par Catherine Jacques

13:00

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Palais de Justice

Événement grand public

8 September 2025

À la découverte d'Henriette Bosché, figure féminine oubliée de l'Art Déco belge avec Nina Serulus et Elisabeth Gérard

17:30

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Centre Culturel Bruegel

Atelier

26 September 2025

M@trimonia : Les médias numériques comme moyen pour visibiliser le Matrimoine

12:00

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ULB - Campus Solbosch

No activities in English are planned in the near future.
See the programme in French or in Dutch.

Bruxelles hors les murs du genre - (c) Louis Van Ginneken.jpg

Goals

Matrimony Days shines the spotlight on women’s part in Brussels’ heritage, both past – architectural, sculptural, urban and social – and present – artistic, political and feminist.

As well as exploring women’s* heritage in Brussels, which all too often tends to be sidelined, the programme takes a cross-disciplinary approach to the fundamental issue of access to property ownership and related professions for women and minorities in workshops conducted by experts and guided tours led by specialists. The entire programme thus provides an opportunity to take stock of the participation of women* and minorities in the many professions related to women’s* heritage.

The Matrimony Season features more than thirty activities throughout the year. The programme includes guided tours, workshops, exhibitions, screenings and a growing body of material that introduces people to our female heritage. The idea is to work consistently to raise awareness and educate the public about women’s* heritage.

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