06. 09 > 07. 09. 25arts & culture
From circus arena to public square.
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From jaw-dropping performances to ideas that make you go “huh?” — Wintercircus has it all. There’s always something to see, hear, do and talk about. Come experience it yourself and get blown away!
Have a look at our highlighted events:
25. 10. 25arts & cultureconcert
Ksawery Komputery x wh0wh0 (Saturday)
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31. 10. 25arts & culturemusic
Floating Points Live (Early Show)
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31. 10 > 01. 11. 25arts & culturemusic
Floating Points Live (Late Show)
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The Arena is where technology and culture converge. It's a place where innovative ideas and artistic expressions flourish. Enjoy a range of events, from live coding and dancing to the sounds of the future to art installations, theatre, and circus acts. The Wintercircus Arena offers a unique space for tech enthusiasts, artists and the public to meet and inspire one another.
It's never a bad time (to visit).
Aside from the scheduled events, the Wintercircus Arena is always worth a visit. Its unique design as a public square makes it a great place to relax. Here, you can soak up the atmosphere, feel the history, meet (local) people, and experience the vibrant setting at any time of the day. Whether attending an event or exploring the city, the Wintercircus Arena always offers an exhilarating experience.
Made possible by the Ghent city development company Sogent, the Stadsvernieuwingsfonds, and the European Regional Development Fund. Sogent purchased the vacant building in 2005 on behalf of the City of Ghent with the aim of renovating and integrating it into the completely renewed De Krook district. The first renovation works started on June 6, 2017. Sogent selected the temporary association of BARO and SUMproject as architects. Together with the engineering firm VK Engineering, they are overseeing the execution of the renovation works for phases 1 and 2. The renovation was made possible in part by the support of the European Regional Development Fund (€1,352,317.5) and the Stadsvernieuwingsfonds (€3,223,380).
