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Long Night of Museums
25/8/09 – 06:00 | Comments Off on Long Night of Museums
Long Night of Museums

Might want to add this one to your diary if you’re around Berlin on the 29th August.
The Long Night of the Museums is a popular annual event where they all open their doors at night …

Interior Design and Furniture in the USSR
24/8/09 – 09:11 | Comments Off on Interior Design and Furniture in the USSR
Interior Design and Furniture in the USSR

This came across the radar here at EL recently. It’s a warming nice little collection of furniture and design for the home during the old soviet times.

Portuguese Caldo Verde Soup
14/8/09 – 09:28 | Comments Off on Portuguese Caldo Verde Soup
Portuguese Caldo Verde Soup

There’s nothing quite like a good soup. In the summer it’s a great quick food, in the winter the comfort quality cannot be written down.

Linz Europa Hafenfest
1/7/09 – 04:00 | Comments Off on Linz Europa Hafenfest
Linz Europa Hafenfest

He who returns from a long journey has much to tell. He brings impressions and gifts with him. The Festival of Turning Points.

The LINZ EUROPA HARBORFEST set for July 3-5, 2009 is the culminating highlight of the LINZ EUROPA TOUR 2007 – 2009 starring Hubert von Goisern. As Linz09’s goodwill ambassador, he sailed his waterborne stage up and down Central Europe’s great river road. Now, he’ll be joined in Linz by his musical traveling companions and some of the local acts featured at concerts along the way. So all those who weren’t able to make it to the Black Sea or Amsterdam have the opportunity to experience these incredible musical encounters in Linz—not on board ship, but still with Hubert von Goisern on stage.

Acropolis Museum
21/6/09 – 09:40 | Comments Off on Acropolis Museum
Acropolis Museum

The new Acropolis Museum opened in sunny Athens on Saturday 20th June.

The spectacular new building over 25,000 square metres houses some of the best artifacts from ancient Athens and Greek history.

Tarzan!
20/6/09 – 21:01 | Comments Off on Tarzan!
Tarzan!

As far as we can remember there was only one principal French character in Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Tarzan, however that isn’t stopping the Musée du quai Branly from hosting a new exhibition in Paris.