The Zinneke Parade was created as part of Brussels 2000, European Capital of Culture. The participants are residents and artists who want to highlight the cosmopolitan and pluralistic cultural richness of Brussels. The first parade was overflowing with joy and fun, and is a wonderful memory for many people. The idea was to bring out the richness of the cultures of the different districts without worrying about the different borders within the Brussels Region. The Zinneke Parade is one of the rare events in Brussels which never ceases to be talked about after the event has taken place.

CTO-Maputo Centro de Teatro do Oprimido
Africa, Mozambique

Héctor Aristizábal
South America, Colombia

Mariah en Makayla Madill
North America, Canada

Athens Comics Library/Comicdon press
Europe, Greece, Athens

Naomi Alexander
Europe, United Kingdom, Brighton

Matemurga
South America, Argentina, Buenos Aires

Bart Huijser
Europe, The Netherlands, Rotterdam

Los angeles poverty department
North America, United States, Los Angeles
