Mirano Brussels
Mirano in Brussels is an iconic nightlife venue that first opened as Ciné Mirano in 1934, originally operating as a local cinema. After the cinema closed in 1978, the building was transformed and became a nightclub in 1981, launching the Mirano story that most people know today. It later closed again in 2017 for a major renovation and then reopened in 2019 with an updated concept that kept much of its distinctive character.
Today, Mirano’s purpose is to be a high-energy club and event space: it hosts DJ nights, themed parties, and special events, and it is also used for private bookings. It is widely recognized as one of Brussels’ best-known clubs, not only for its nightlife reputation but also for the building’s heritage value, since the former cinema is listed on Brussels’ safeguarding list (since 27 March 1997).
Coco Party
From rap to Afro, from house to Latino sounds, it all comes together in one crowd and one vibe. Expect a seamless mix of French Rap, Latino, US Rap, Afro, and House, rotating through the night to keep the energy high and the dancefloor moving.
