Calendar of Events
2009, COMIC STRIPS YEAR IN BRUSSELS & WALLONIA
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November |
Place
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Events
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1
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Public Holiday
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All Saint's Day
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11
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Public Holiday
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Armistice Day
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1-11
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Liege
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The October Fun Fair in Liege is an enormous gatherings of young and old with some 150 fairground stalls set up in Avroy park.
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| 1-30 |
Brussels
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LATE OPENINGS AT BRUSSELS MUSEUMS An autumn tradition, the Late Openings at Brussels Museums lets visitors explore at least five museums every Thursday from 5 p.m. until 10 p.m. accompanied by a program of special activities, such as guided tours, stories and demonstrations. |
| 1-30 |
Brussels
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The Belgian Comic Strip Center celebrates its 20th anniversary and tells about the changes in European comic strips these last few years. It highlights the most remarkable creations of the past two decades.
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| 1-30 |
Brussels
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Europalia is dedicating its 22nd festival to the culture of one of the most fascinating countries on our planet, China. For four months, Europalia is opening the borders to an authentic, unknown and contemporary China through a string of events that include exhibitions, concerts, dance, theatre, cinema, literary encounters, scientific conferences, etc.
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| 1-30 |
Brussels
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This exhibition highlights the work of four authors, who have marked the evolution of comic strips with their graphic audacity and evolving histories, so that they were no longer aimed at children. These four authors, Guido Crepas, Paul Cuvelier, Jean-Claude Forest and Guy Peellaert - were inspired by painting, animated films, cinema, music, literature and photography. Their work represents the 60s, a time with many changes.
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| 26-28 |
Brussels
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The Sablon, one of the most beautiful districts of the European capital, organizes its famous Sablon by night. On this occasion the shops open their doors a little more to the public with the organization of numerous exhibitions, cocktails and various activities.
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27-30 |
Brussels |
BRUSSELS CHRISTMAS MARKET: Winter fun, an ice skating rink and much more await visitors in the warm and friendly atmosphere of downtown Brussels. A holiday shoppers' delight! |
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28-30 |
Liege |
CHRISTMAS VILLAGE IN LIEGE: In the heart of the city of Liege 160 decorated wooden cottages form a magical Christmas Village throughout the month of December. |
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Place
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Events
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All Month
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Brussels
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BRUSSELS CHRISTMAS MARKET: Winter fun, an ice skating rink and much more await visitors in the warm and friendly atmosphere of downtown Brussels. A holiday shoppers’ delight! |
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All month
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Liege
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CHRISTMAS VILLAGE IN LIEGE: In the heart of the city of Liege 160 decorated wooden cottages form a magical Christmas Village throughout the month of December. |
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All month |
Brussels
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Europalia China: Europalia is dedicating its 22nd festival to the culture of one of the most fascinating countries on our planet, China. For four months, Europalia is opening the borders to an authentic, unknown and contemporary China through a string of events that include exhibitions, concerts, dance, theatre, cinema, literary encounters, scientific conferences, etc.
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All Month |
Brussels
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The Sexties Exhibition:This exhibition highlights the work of four authors, who have marked the evolution of comic strips with their graphic audacity and evolving histories, so that they were no longer aimed at children. These four authors, Guido Crepas, Paul Cuvelier, Jean-Claude Forest and Guy Peellaert - were inspired by painting, animated films, cinema, music, literature and photography. Their work represents the 60s, a time with many changes.
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12 |
Bastogne |
32nd Bastogne Historic Walk: 65 years ago the greatest land battle of the American Army began, the Battle of the Bulge. The walk this year will be in the area south-southwest of Bastogne. The village of Sibret a major stronghold of the American defence could not be held. The Germans cut off the highway from Bastogne to the south completing the encirclement of the town. |
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1-6 |
Brussels
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COMIC STRIPS..20 YEARS LATER : The Belgian Comic Strip Center celebrates its 20th anniversary and tells about the changes in European comic strips these last few years. It highlights the most remarkable creations of the past two decades. |
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1-18 |
Brussels
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LATE OPENINGS AT BRUSSELS MUSEUMS An autumn tradition, the Late Openings at Brussels Museums lets visitors explore at least five museums every Thursday from 5 p.m. until 10 p.m. accompanied by a program of special activities, such as guided tours, stories and demonstrations. |
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25
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Public Holiday
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CHRISTMAS DAY
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Search for additional Cultural Events:
For current events in Belgium, check out the Expatlist
Events in Brussels: Brussels International
Cultural agenda for Brussels and Wallonia
What’s hot in Brussels: www.brusselslife.be/
All you want to know about nightlife in Belgium and Brussels: www.noctis.com
Brussels, the living guide: www.timeout.com/brussels/index.html
Jazz in Belgium: www.jazzinbelgium.com
Concerts at the Ancienne Belgique Concert Hall in Brussels: www.abconcerts.be
Concerts at Forest National: www.forestnational.be
Program of the Royal Opera, Brussels: www.lamonnaie.be
Bozar: www.bozar.be
Flagey: www.flagey.be
Also check: www.goformusic.be



