24.06.21

Interactive concert: Echo of the waters

At 7 pm, 7.30 pm, 8 pm

This Thursday, 24 June, the Sewer Museum is holding an evening opening that is unusual, to say the least, with its interactive concert by WE LO(U)VE RADIO. What if the Senne had a voice? What form would it take to make itself audible? What would it tell us?

In the course of the evening, this women’s collective takes over the Senne sluice gates and invites you to their interactive sound performance. From the surface, inside the Museum and in the street, you can listen to this unique creation, composed live with a group of young participants in the audience.
By weaving a web of sound in its own image, WE LO(U)VE RADIO gives the word to this hidden and mysterious river so that together we can at last hear its voice.

Practical information

• To find out more about Echoes of the Sewers, click here
• Because of the public health measures, advance bookings for your visit is compulsory via our reservation platform
• Outside our opening hours
• Normal admission fee to the museum, our rates