Not in 2011 - Recently the Centre for Fine Arts has been vibrating to the electronic tremors of Darko, its DJ in residence, and his elegant minimal-techno Statik Dancin' Deluxe evenings. Now the Centre is further broadening its horizons with the second Brussels Electronic Music Festival (BEMF).
A festival featuring more than 30 DJs, musicians, and VJs in the Centre's rooms and halls. A festive event at which night owls can let their hair down, but which also offers a gold mine of musical discoveries and an opportunity to explore new sound and visual experiences in a setting quite different from the usual scene. A total experience! 
Dress Codes
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The reassuring thing is that it works both ways in that someone in an Armani suit will stick out in Fuse or in Structure Béton just as much as a someone in wide jeans and trainers will in At Seven or Jeux d'Hiver. Apart from trying to avoid trouble, nightclubs decide who can come in not based so much on how much money people seem to have as on the general impression they make. Someone whose look might make the clubbers already there feel uncomfortable will probably be turned away. And we've seen overly stylish customers turned away at the entrance to an underground evening. It's rare but it has happened. Moving on from people's look, as far as the author of this article is aware there don't seem to have been any racial problems at the entrance to top nightclubs for around ten years or so now. Anyone with the right appearance and/or attitude for the particular nightclub will be able to get in without any untoward questions being asked.
