With Horizon 2035, the Flemish government started a reflection exercise in the autumn of 2025 on the future of cultural policy towards 2035. In a future committee, culture makers, thinkers and policy experts – supplemented by theme experts – think about the major societal challenges for culture and cultural policy. The goal: to offer a guiding perspective to policy, sector and society.
Horizon 2035: giving direction to tomorrow's cultural policy together
Ministerie van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap, Beleidsdomein Cultuur, Jeugd, Sport en Media (Ministry of the Flemish Community, Department for Culture, Youth, Sports and Media, Belgium), 30 January 2026, Belgium
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