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The first London Festival of Europe was in March 2007. Over 10 days some of London's most prestigious venues were host to debates, lectures and film screenings covering a wide range of topics from the environment and the European social model to artistic relations between Europe and China. The Festival 2007 was opened by Zygmunt Bauman, and also featured a special event on March 25th to celebrate and debate the 50th anniversary of the Treaties of Rome. Over 1500 people attended the 2007 London Festival of Europe |
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The London Festival of Europe is organised by the independent, non-profit group of writers, artists and activists European Alternatives, with the generous support of several cultural and academic institutions and organisation. Read the OpendDemocracy Blog dedicated to the 2007 Festival!
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