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A club on the Rijnkaai in Antwerp. Its official website lists an agenda, festivals, an app and more.
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A club on the Rijnkaai in Antwerp. Its official website lists an agenda, festivals, an app and more.

A club in northern Antwerp that calls itself the sister venue of Kompass Klub in Ghent. Its official website lists techno, house, trance and other nights, with 2manyDJs scheduled for 24 October 2026.

An arts centre in Antwerp whose official website has a Het Bos Club section.

A large commercial club in the northern port district of Antwerp. The official site says it has four floors (IKON, Aura, Skyclub and Fusia) and covers urban, Latin, electronic, drum and bass, techno and even hardcore. The official schedule lists several nights a week.

An event venue with a greenhouse and a rooftop in a circular-economy business area in southern Antwerp. The official site says DJs play on Fridays, Saturdays and the eve of public holidays, and it holds weekend parties from summer to autumn.
A new club in Antwerp's old town, on Oude Koornmarkt. It opened in August 2026 and holds parties every weekend.

A nightclub beneath the port authority building designed by Zaha Hadid. It is open from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and its official site lists Balkan, reggaeton and other nights.

A curator-led club in the former Café d'Anvers building. Its official site lists dates such as Traum Nacht for October and November 2026, with a wide range that includes acid, house and electronica.

A large commercial nightclub on Avenue Louise, opened in 2013. Its official website cites a track record of hosting hip-hop artists' after-parties.
An underground-style club in central Brussels that runs mainly techno and house nights, plus special editions such as Halloween.

A techno and house club in central Brussels, known as a long-running venue since 1994. It holds events every weekend.
A socio-cultural nightclub that opened on 5 September 2026 in a former bank (Dexia) building in central Brussels. It is run by the non-profit Parapluie and holds club nights, concerts, screenings and talks. The building is due to be converted into a police headquarters from 2027, so the use is temporary.

An event venue (hangar and courtyard) attached to a brasserie in Forest. It holds late-night DJ parties several times a month.

A club and event hall in eastern Brussels. Its official website lists club nights from 23 October 2026 (SPACE, AFROBASE, HEAVEN and others) and a Halloween edition.

An arts centre under a former railway viaduct, with an attached bar and restaurant. It also holds club nights.
A club in central Brussels that holds record-label parties and other events.

A combined restaurant and club in Ghent. The official website describes it as a place to "dance at the weekend".
A café and live/club venue in Ghent's old town.

A venue in a former factory in Ghent. Its official website describes it as Bar Bricolage / Industrial Playground.

A club and concert venue in a former circus building in central Ghent. Its official website lists concerts in October 2026 and its nightlife schedule.
A club in Ghent's old town that also holds queer nights.

A club on the outskirts of Ghent that covers deep house, techno and trance. Its sister venue, Garage Klub, is in Antwerp.

A venue in a former ironworks in Charleroi. Its official website describes "live and party" nights.

An event venue in Leuven's student district with two rooms: the larger "The Club" and the smaller "PopClub". Its official schedule includes new wave and UK garage / trance / hard house nights, and it is also used for student parties and private hire.

A cooperative-style cultural space in Liège, with programming by many collectives.

A weekend club that Horst Arts and Music runs seasonally at Asiat Park. According to the official site it has three dance floors, some editions run for 24 hours, and the edition on 28 and 29 November 2026 is listed.

A large commercial club in Willebroek, along the A12 linking Brussels and Antwerp. Its official information gives doors at 11 p.m. every Friday, Saturday and eve of public holidays, and it lists dated guest-DJ nights as well as Latin clubbing and 80s-90s parties.