Sabine Captivates Sold-Out Venue in Mol During Unlimited Month

Musical afternoon organized by Den Brand vzw and G-force, focusing on inclusion and meeting.

An atmospheric shot of a concert hall in Flanders during a performance, with the audience singing along. The focus is on the inclusive atmosphere.
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An atmospheric shot of a concert hall in Flanders during a performance, with the audience singing along. The focus is on the inclusive atmosphere.

Singer Sabine enchanted a sold-out Zaaltje ’t Getouw in Mol on Thursday, October 8th, with a musical afternoon. The event, organized by Den Brand vzw and the municipal working group G-force, is part of the Unlimited Month.

The performance featured a recognizable and musical program that brought together attendees, including participants, family, caregivers, and volunteers. The atmosphere in the hall was marked by the audience singing along and enjoying the music.
Accessible activities like this clearly find an audience. For many participants, such an afternoon offers a valuable opportunity to meet people and engage in cultural activities.
The collaboration between G-force, a working group within the advisory council for people with disabilities, and Den Brand vzw, which supports adults with intellectual disabilities, is crucial. They organize a festive, tailor-made activity twice a year, with volunteers contributing to the choice of artist or DJ, theme, and practical organization.
The Unlimited Month focuses on participation in one's own way. Through a diverse range of information sessions and inclusive activities, attention is drawn to people with disabilities. The initiative encourages participation from everyone, with or without disabilities, aiming to build an inclusive municipality where everyone can be themselves. The full program is available at www.gemeentemol.be/onbeperkte-maand.
Based on information from the official source: Stad Mol (09/10/2026)