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Living Heritage
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Edits made within the list area will be removed on the next update!
Gosjdieël
Septennial Virga Jesse festivities in Hasselt
Penitential procession of Veurne
St. Anthony's celebration of Essene
falconry
Selling beach flowers on the beach
Saint Verhaegen
Sint-Wivinaprocessie
Annual fair of Houtem
Morse code
Bayard Steed Parade and the Parade of the three Giants
Puitenslagersfeesten
Procession of the Holy Blood in Bruges
cramignon
Waregem Koerse Feesten
Le sport traditionel du curling
Finch sport in Flanders
Pauwel celebration
Heilige-Drievuldigheidsprocessie
Ommegang
Wammekse Feesten
Meyboom
Memorial Day
Frietkot culture in Belgium
carnival culture
Belgian comics
Processional giants and dragons in Belgium and France
Krakelingen and Tonnekensbrand Geraardsbergen
St. Veroon March
chamber of rhetoric
Royal Toone Theatre
Hopteelt in Pajottenland
Beselare witch procession
Ghent Festivities
shrimp fishing on horseback in Oostduinkerke
Flower Carpet of Brussels
Floralies of Ghent
Namur stilt jousting
Harvest festival The Pickling
Drogo-ommegang
Aalst Carnival
Safeguarding the carillon culture: preservation, transmission, exchange and awareness-raising
processional giant
Bloemenstoet Ternat
traditional irrigation in Europe
Carnival of Binche
25 ans de circumambulation de l'Hegge
Belgian beer culture
speculoos
Brussels Pride
marche of Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse
Mol Light procession
Craft of the Millers
St Anthony's Day celebrations in Flanders
Pilgrim's table at Saint Julian’s hospital
Wittering: from rich water to wavy grass
Quirinus procession Loenhout
Procession of Plaisance
Safeguarding foster care heritage in the merciful city of Geel: a community-based care model
Fanfare culture: the fanfare band of the Low Countries
Historic archery in Flanders
Saint-Evermarus celebration Rutten
Memorial Day in Flandres
Leuven age set ritual repertoire
Godelieveprocessie Gistel
Flemish Sign Language
Kroningsfeesten
Oud Limburgs Schuttersfeest
Saint Gummarus procession Lier
zwanze
languages of Brussels
clubbing
guilds of arms
Saint Nicholas and Saint Martin customs
Heilig Bloedprocessie Hoogstraten
Dogwalk Sint-Baafs-Vijve
Fanfare des Chasseurs de Prinkères
Programme of cultivating ludodiversity: safeguarding traditional games in Flanders
Musical art of horn players
Carillon culture
Ludodiversity
(the ritual act of) manual bell ringing in Flandres
Blankenberge Carnival
knowledge and skills for building balance bows by Miel van Beeck
Rooster steps in Flanders
International horse procession Hakendover Tienen
Flower processions in Flanders
Clog culture in Flanders
German Sign Language
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