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• BAYREUTH:Bayreuth under the spell of Wagner
• ZURICH:Falcons, Cats and Crocodiles in Zurich
• BERLIN:Berlin presents ten remarkable German theatre productions
• AMSTERDAM:Giro d’Italia inspires Rijksmuseum Amsterdam with two displays
• BERLIN: Treasures Aga Khan on show in Berlin
• LONDON: Lewis Carroll’s Alice starring in London
• AMSTERDAM: Pioneers of Modern Art on show in Amsterdam
• BERLIN: Berlin celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Berlinale
• ROTTERDAM: Rotterdam’s annual Film Festival opened its door
• MUNICH: Heaven and Hell at Tollwood Winter Festival Munich
• AMSTERDAM: Winterscenes in Amsterdam
• GENEVA: Geneva presents major Giacometti retrospective
• PARIS: From Byzantine to Istanbul in Paris
• BRUSSELS: Europalia 2009 kicks off with Son of Heaven show
• MADRID: First major retrospective Fantin-Latour in Spain
• AMSTERDAM: Alfred Stevens retrospective opens in Amsterdam
• BONN: Bonn celebrates its annual Beethoven Fest
• VENICE: Venice Film festival about to open
• BONN: Major show about voyages James Cook in Bonn
• LISBON: Major show about ‘how Portugal brought the world together’
• VIENNA: Car wreck and toxic waste in oldest zoo of the world
• HELSINKI: Helsinki Festival kicks off
• MALLORCA/VALDEMOSA: Mallorca celebrates Chopin festival on the eve of Chopin year
• CHICAGO: Egyptian Michael Jackson in Chicago Field Museum?
• VIENNA: Female beauty and sensuality in Vienna
• EDINBURGH: Edinburgh Festival season kicks off
• BERLIN: Berlin celebrates 90th anniversary Bauhaus
• DÃœSSELDORF: Düsseldorf at the international catwalk
• BERLIN: C/O Berlin presents Pierre et Gilles retrospective
• BRISTOL: Mystery artist shakes up Bristol
• GENEVA: Geneva celebrates birthday Calvin
• VIENNA: Hot summer of dancing in Vienna
• LONDON: Michael Jackson’s Thriller still alive in London
• LOS ANGELES: Final tribute to the King of Pop in LA on Tuesday
• MONTREUX: Jazz Time in Montreux
• ROME: Rome shows photograps by actress Lollobrigida
• LOS ANGELES: The King of Pop is no more
• ZURICH: Classical music and robots in the spotlights in Zurich
• AMSTERDAM: Grand opening Hermitage Amsterdam
• PARIS: Tarzan visits the Parisian jungle
• BASEL: Brad Pitt starring at Art40 Basel
• VENICE: Famous La Biennale di Venezia opened this weekend
• AMSTERDAM: Holland Festival starts off in Amsterdam
• BRUSSELS: Comic strip artists celebrate Brussels Atomium
• AMSTERDAM: Major retrospective on friend Rembrandt in Amsterdam
• LONDON: Portraits of Bob Dylan on show in London
• BRUSSELS: Major retrospective Belle Epoque artist in Brussels
• VIENNA: Austrian capital starts off Festwochen 2009
• LONDON: Snozzcumbers and Frobscottle starring in London
• OSLO: Oslo opera house wins European Union Prize
• BUDAPEST: Work Anton Corbijn on show in Budapest
• BASEL: Van Gogh’s landscapes feature in Basel
• BRUSSELS: A positive utiopian vision of Brussels
• CHICAGO/SKOKIE: Thousands attend opening Holocaust Museum Chicago suburb Skokie
• BONN: New blockbuster exhibition opens in Bonn
• BERLIN: Major show of Gandharan art in Berlin
• NEW YORK: Beatles reunited in New York after seven years
• MUNICH: Munich presents Swedish icon in major exhibition
• AMSTERDAM/NEW YORK: Celebrating the 400th anniversary of New York
• LONDON: War Horse to open at London’s West End
• BERLIN: Fathers of Netherlandish painting shine in Berlin
• AMSTERDAM: Animal inspired bags on show in Amsterdam
• MAASTRICHT: TEFAF in Maastricht to attract over 70.000 visitors
• VIENNA: Vienna honours Jean Prouve
• ANTWERP: Antwerp’s passion for passion
• AUCKLAND/WAITAKERE CITY: Dame Kiri Te Kanawa to keep away vandals
• SOFIA: Michael Palin starring at Sofia International Film Festival
• FRANKFURT: Frankfurt looks at how Darwin inspired the arts
• STOCKHOLM: Stockholm honours Carl Larsson with major exhibition
• DEVONSHIRE: Agatha Christie’s holiday home open to the public
• COPENHAGEN: Dead Man Walking on stage in Copenhagen
• VENICE: Venice celebrates carnival and the Italian Futurism
• PARIS: Paris celebrates Holidays
• TURIN: Egyptian treasures to seduce visitors of museum Turin
• STUTTGART: New Porsche Museum opens in Stuttgart
• BUDAPEST: Budapest presents blockbuster ‘Diana: A celebration’
• GOTHENBORG: Three major international festivals compete for film fan
• PARIS: Opera world premiere at Palais Garnier in Paris
• WASHINGTON: Washington Museum collects dozens of Obama memorabilia
• WASHINGTON: Washington presents Obama, King and Lincoln to the people
• PARK CITY: Times are also changing for independent film festivals
• VIENNA: Vienna museum struggling despite record-breaking amount of visitors
• LAS VEGAS: Controversial ‘Mob Museum’ to stimulate Las Vegas tourist industry
• GRONINGEN: Groninger Museum received record amount of 256.000 visitors
• VIENNA: Vienna to attract visitors with Haydn in 2009
• VILNIUS: Lithuania kicks off millennium and cultural capital celebrations
• LINZ: Cultural Capital Linz opens with world premiere Rocket Symphony
• OXFORD: Britten’s 325-year-old visitor attraction closed for one year
• PARIS: Unknown drawings by Da Vinci discovered in Paris
• VIENNA: Vienna says farewell to Alfred Brendel
• LONDON/EDINGBURGH: Campaign to save Titian for the public almost ended
• AMSTERDAM: Holy Inspiration for Christmas holiday in Amsterdam
• LONDON: Sunset Boulevard returns to West End
• LIVERPOOL: Ancient Egypt Gallery opened in Liverpool, and there’s more to come…
• SYDNEY: Global crisis hits pop concerts in Australia
• VIENNA: Vienna museum addresses restitution policy issue
• SYDNEY: Sydney museum invites visitors on a journey in space
• NEW YORK: New York Museum helps visitors to understand financial crisis
• DOHA: New museum transforming Qatar into an art destination
• PARIS: Fashion capital celebrates 40th anniversary Rykiel fashion house
• WASHINGTON: Museum of American History reopens adding Obama at the timeline
• LONDON: Major kick-off Darwin Year at London museum
• FLORENCE: Florence examines the commercial power of contemporary art
• LONDON: London blockbuster show exploring the myth and reality of Babylon (Iraq)
• EDINBURGH: Edinburgh presents newly discovered work by Caravaggio
• TORONTO: Toronto Museum’s focus on local visitors
• ROTTERDAM: Erasmus to strengthen Rotterdam city marketing
• BRUSSELS: CoBra celebrates her birthday in Brussels
• CHICAGO: Fashionable Chicago Museum focuses on Michelle Obama’s dresses
• AMSTERDAM: Amsterdam experiences ‘For the Love of God’
• BENIDORM: Benidorm one of the wonders of the world
• VIENNA: Music and the Brain for Vienna festival tourist
• NEW YORK: Major farewell for director New York museum
• VENICE: Should museum visitors be allowed wearing a veil?
• BASEL: Basel this month Mecca for chocolate lovers
• BRUSSELS: Brussels profiles itself with first contemporary art biennial
• MADRID: Prado Museum attracts more visitors with Rembrandt in new wing
• DALLAS: Music by Anthony Hopkins premieres in Texas
• NEW YORK: Janet Jackson postpones New York performance
• PARIS/COLOMBEY-LES-DEUX-ÉGLISES: Sarkozy and Merkel open De Gaulle museum
• ROME: Italian capital commemorates Pablo Picasso
• FRANKFURT: Frankfurt wants to attract travelers with humor
• LONDON: The Saatchi Gallery re-opens with New Chinese Art
• NEW YORK: Broadway musicals to close due to recession
• LONDON: Sir Mick Jagger’s lips bought by Victoria & Albert Museum
• BERLIN: Restored beheaded Hitler returns to museum
• NEWCASTLE: Offended by an artwork of Jesus Christ
• BEIJING: Coats!
• HONG KONG: Hong Kong honours horse
• LONDON: Captain Cook’s boomerang on sale in London
• LOS ANGELES: McCain did not know where he was running
• MEMPHIS: Elvis and Priscilla Barbie doll sold for $6800
• NEW YORK: Requiem for Pavarotti

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