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Ha Concerts aims to be a place where everyone can participate in culture, meet others and enjoy experiences. Music and live experiences should not have any barriers. Not physical, not practical and not social.
Accessibility requires more than good intentions. It requires well-thought-out infrastructure and sustainable choices. Thanks to your contribution, we can realise essential facilities that are currently lacking. We are aiming for structural improvements to our building, so that visitors and artists with disabilities can move around independently, safely and comfortably. In this way, we are working together to build a home where everyone can participate fully.
Adapting a historic building to contemporary needs with respect for its heritage requires time and planning. Step by step, we are building the future.
As a first initiative, we want to install a footpath lift at the entrance to our building. We want to evolve into a building that is logical, clear and accessible to everyone from the moment they arrive.
Afterwards, we can shift our focus to providing a wheelchair-accessible counter and bar, and we want to optimise the backstage areas for artists with disabilities.
For years, we have been strongly committed to accessibility and try to lower barriers as much as possible in every activity. Among other things, we provide:
These measures enable many people to participate in our programme. At the same time, we realise that true inclusion should not depend on temporary solutions or individual agreements. That is why we are resolutely opting for structural interventions that strengthen our operations in a sustainable manner.
Support the fund Friends of Noordstarfonds / Ha Concerts via the King Baudouin Foundation.
This can be done through a one-off or monthly donation. For donations of €40 or more, you will receive a tax certificate.
Every contribution, large or small, helps us bring music closer to people.
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