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Tictac Art Centre
34, Rue Emile Carpentier
1070 Brussels
Belgium
17-23 August

8th Anniversary Week

Performance evenings, workshops, Let’s Dance! sessions, exhibitions, and a closing concert!

Tictac celebrates another year of existence with a week of improvisation, innovation, and a wholehearted dedication to creativity in all its forms, with many guest artists!

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The program includes daily meditation and Let’s Dance! sessions, workshops celebrating the love of movement, an exhibition by Japanese duet clothing designers ROGGYKEI, a closing concert by jazz singer Ksenia Parkhatskaya (who is also teaching), and much more.

And of course, performances every evening. David Zambrano curates the evening inviting artists who performed at Tictac during that year alongside long-time collaborators. We are as surprised as you by what they bring, artists perform what they want! True to our tradition, we only reveal the evening line-up the night before, keeping the situation spicy. Join us each night at 19h (10€)!

We love making art, sharing it, and witnessing others do the same — and we’re thrilled to do it all over again. Come celebrate everything happening at Tictac with us!

For workshops and performances: no reservation, payment on site.

17 August - 23 August 2026

Mon 17
Tue 18
Wed 19
Thu 20
Fri 21
Sat 22
Sun 23

Small Studio

Monday to Sunday · 10:00-13:00

In the small studio Mauricio Axayacatl and his crew, Manse Kim, Melissa Mezei, and László Sándig, will be in residency during the week, to present their piece Rain Bow.

Last year, during Mauricio’s residency week, he invited 3 friends to work alongside him. The resulting full lenght piece was so exciting, that they were invited for another week of residency re-creating the piece and presenting it 10 times at Tictac, with the first being during the Anniversary week, and continue through August and September.

Two dancers leap mid-air on a dimly lit stage. One wears a sleeveless top and loose pants, the other a striped shirt and dark pants. Both extend their arms and legs in dynamic poses, conveying motion and grace.

Everyone is welcome!