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The multi-platform event will take place 9-12 June
The New European Bauhaus is transforming yet again – this time under the form of an NEB Festival to take place in Brussels, 9-12 June.
Willing participants are encouraged to apply for showcasing their ideas by 7 March. Likewise, people or organizations who would like to host side events concurrently in other European cities can also apply as a way of expanding the scope of the event. As for the viewers, they can enjoy the project presentations in person or online.
The New European Bauhaus, as an idea, rests firmly on three principles: sustainability, aesthetics and inclusivity. The organizers have borrowed that concept to also create three pillars for The Festival itself:
Apart from the main event in the Belgian capital, The Festival planners are giving the opportunity to volunteers to organize side events in their home cities in the EU and beyond. Likewise, Brussels residents, institutions and organizations can volunteer to host an event by offering a specific space, such as a theatre, cinema, museum, community space, cultural centre, café, courtyard, etc.
No matter how you would like to take part in The Festival, the deadline you should apply by is 7 March on the dedicated website.
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