ERO-EXPO Hasselt 2026

ERO-EXPO brings its Hasselt edition to the Trixxo Arena on Friday 6 to Sunday 8 November 2026. The organisers call it the most daring lifestyle event in Hasselt, and describe what they do as transforming the Trixxo Arena into a world of fantasy, entertainment and discovery — live shows, attractions and a floor full of exhibitors.

The fair is organised into themed villages: Temptation, Selfie, Fantasy, Noir, Body Art, BDSM and Beauty. The BDSM village and an on-site swingers club are sold as separate products alongside general entry, either bundled with a ticket in advance or paid for at the clubs themselves.

Opening hours run Friday 18:00 to 01:00, Saturday 14:00 to 01:00 and Sunday 13:00 to 20:00, with an afterparty on Friday until 02:00 and on Saturday until 03:00.

Billed for this edition: Amon Ra, Gisele Freitas & Eva Blue, Effi Firefly, Mark Miller, Pussycat and Ash Fly, with the full Mainstage and The Unknown Stage programme published shortly before the fair.

Entry is strictly 18+ and identification is checked at the door. Tickets are sold through the organiser's own shop; advance tickets are cheaper and get you in faster, and door tickets are available unless the fair has sold out. Presale was advertised at around €27.50 for one person, €50 for two, €65 for a weekend ticket, and combinations with the BDSM village or the swingers club from about €42.50 upwards; on the door a single ticket was about €32.50. Treat all of those as indications and confirm them when you buy. Tickets are not refundable but are transferable to anyone over 18, and you do not need to print them.

As at the other editions, Friday entry is free if you arrive without underwear — the organisers state the offer applies to visitors in a skirt or a dress, checked discreetly by hostesses at a dedicated entrance.

Photography for your own use is allowed but never with flash, and some acts carry a filming ban that the organisers signpost at the time. The arena is wheelchair accessible with adapted facilities, and the organisers describe the fair as a safe space with a zero-tolerance policy on unwanted behaviour.