International Women's Day: MoMu x PULSE

THIS EVENT IS EXCLUSIVELY FOR WOMEN & TRANSMASCULINE AND NON-BINARY PEOPLE

To mark International Women’s Day, MoMu and PULSE once again join forces for an inclusive and empowering night out dedicated to creating safer spaces for women, transmasculine and non-binary people. Now in its third edition, the party moves to Het Bos, where it will continue throughout the night.

In 2024, MoMu organised its first women-only event as part of the Augurism. exhibition by artist Baloji, inspired by Tshala, a character from his film Augure. A second edition followed in 2025 on International Women’s Day. In 2026, PULSE returns to Antwerp for a third time, bringing the event to another location in the city in collaboration with MoMu.

Founded by Stencia Yambogaza and Mariana Benenge, PULSE was created to offer women, as well as transmasculine and non-binary people, a safer space to come together. As Black lesbian women, the founders welcome all women who wish to reclaim their bodies, desires, and sexuality.

22heures30 is a Brussels-based DJ and blending afro, amapiano, hip-hop and global club sounds. She creates immersive nightlife experiences where music, visuals, and people connect. From intimate rooms to international stages, she delivers groove-driven sets rooted in groove, intention, and emotion.

Lola Ondi Kwa is a Franco-Ivorian artist, DJ, philosopher, feminist, and queer voice. She moves energetically between Afro-diasporic and Pan-African sounds. She creates inclusive party spaces and uplifts queer and Afro-descendant communities, fostering openness, connection, and collective well-being for people from all backgrounds.

Jennyfa is a dancer and performer emerging from PULSE and the ballroom scene. She celebrates body, strength, and attitude, carrying natural flair onstage. Inspired by underground culture, she embodies freedom and confidence, turning each movement into a clear, powerful affirmation of her identity.

Waloria discovered pole dance in Rio de Janeiro and shaped her own powerful stage language. She moves with intuition and intensity, guided by imagination and atmosphere. Like a contemporary siren, she creates a magnetic world that draws in the audience, intrigues them, and immerses them completely in her presence.

GG Palmer, an iconic figure in the ballroom community, is a multidisciplinary artist, model, actress, host, and movement director, 30 years old, from Paris. From her first role in Gaspar Noé's film Climax to performing at the Opéra Bastille in Les Indes Galantes, GG Palmer is a true chameleon.