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WATCH DOCS. Human Rights in Film
5-14 December 2008
(Annual)
Watch Docs is a human rights film festival organised by the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights. It is an annual event taking place at the Centre for Contemporary Art, Lljazdowski Castle and the Social Institute of Film.
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Ludwig van Beethoven Easter Festival
29 March-10 April 2009
(Annual)
Warsaw''s Ludwig van Beethoven Easter Festival is an event with a rich programme of concerts, conferences and exhibitions that honour not only the composer van Beethoven but also 200 years of classical music. Since its beginning in 1997 the festival has
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Warsaw Summer Jazz Days (dates not yet confirmed)
1 June-31 July 2009
(Annual)
The Warsaw Summer Jazz Days reflects Poland’s love for jazz by promoting a fantastic programme of jazz concerts all over the city. Organised by the Polish jazz aficionado Mariusz Adamiak since 1992, the festival has become one of the most popular events in the city’s summer calendar.
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International Street Arts Festival (dates not yet confirmed)
27 June-1 July 2009
(Annual)
Initially started in 1993 as an initiative by and for artists who were not able to find a place in the city’s galleries, Warsaw’s Street Art Festival soon developed into a lively event that supports hundreds of queer artistic acts. The performances are everything else but normal.
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Old Town Jazz Festival (dates not yet confirmed)
1 July-31 August 2009
This annual festival lasts for two monthes, but only has events on Saturdays. Every Saturday during July and August a variety of well-known local and international jazz groups perform in the old market square in the heart of Warsaw. A diverse array of st
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The "Ensemble" Chamber Arts Festival (dates not yet confirmed)
1-30 August 2009
(Annual)
This festival concentrates on chamber performances by young musicians. The popularity of this event has increased and attracted many participants and visitors from all over the world. After a preparation session music students and their teachers perform together in an ensemble within the festival’s series of concerts what is a quite unusual feature.
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