Reset becomes Hexagon, a new multidisciplinary space for music, events and nightlife

Hexagon temporarily occupies the former Dexia building in the heart of Brussels, until recently, called Reset — five thousand square meters of raw, repurposed space, steps away from the capital's administrative center.

This is not a cultural venue in the conventional sense. Hexagon is an intersection. A place of creation, reflection and prototyping, where artists and makers open up a dialogue in anything but an isolated cosmos. A space that embodies the diversity and fertile turbulence Brussels is known for — and turns it into fuel.

Their programming will include concerts, club nights, film screenings, lectures, exhibitions and hybrid forms. It will give priority to local initiatives that contribute to the Brussels ecosystem. At the same time, it will look for international partners to guarantee a wide range.

The spaces include a club area, plateau, auditorium and music studios. The opening will take place on Saturday 5 September from 22h to 6h at Rue de la Banque 7, 1000 Brussels.

Get tickets for the opening on 5 September here.