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Horst Club x MISSFITTE x Body Language

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Start: 2026-11-28End: 2026-11-29Vibe: 24-hour queer-forward house, electronic and performance club weekend

About this event

Brussels collective MISSFITTE and Berlin's Body Language co-curate Horst Club at ASIAT Park over 24 hours on 28–29 November. The queer-forward programme spans house, downtempo, live sets and performance, with Josh Caffé, DJ Fuckoff, DJ Straight Again, Camilla Rae, Göksu Kunak, Hot Bodies, Stella Zekri and many more.

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Practical details

Address: ASIAT Park, entry via Willem Elsschotstraat 19, 1800 Vilvoorde, Belgium

Canonical: https://www.queeratlas.app/brussels/events/horst-club-x-missfitte-x-body-language--1312

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Entry wait

The event runs for 24 hours and includes a cloakroom. The organiser says bus service is included in the ticket price; use the official ticket page for the current travel and entry details.

Best arrival time

Arrive near the 23:00 Saturday opening if you want the fullest 24-hour programme and an easier orientation before the site becomes busy; the extended format allows you to pace your visit.

Attendee mix

A queer-forward Brussels and international club audience around MISSFITTE and Body Language, with dancers, performance audiences and people drawn to expression, body positivity and musical curiosity.

Dress code in practice

No fixed dress code is published. Choose expressive, comfortable clubwear suitable for a long event and the outdoor-to-industrial setting of ASIAT Park.

Host and security inclusion

MISSFITTE and Body Language are described by the organiser as queer collectives centred on expression and body positivity, making queer culture—not merely a themed booking—the focus of the 24-hour collaboration.

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