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Saturday 28.11 - reopening Beursschouwburg

A result of the end of the #brusselslockdown we'll be reopening Beursschouwburg this Saturday, 28 november. To thank you all for your flexibility and we believe it's about time to celebrate (it's the last weekend of the focus The Kids Are All Right) we've decided to offer you this day for free (bought tickets will be refunded).

Programmation:
12:00 - 18:00 Expo Meggy Rustamova
12:00 - 22:00 Black Box Screening - Pauline Julier, La disparition des Aïtus
17:00 - Beurskafee open
19:00 - Drink Brussels Dance
20:30 - Jan Martens, Ode to the Attempt
22:00 - LowUp Label Night: Gan Gah

Welcome!

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28 NOV — 29 NOV 2015
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