Limburg Seeks UNESCO Heritage Status for Renowned Pinkpop Festival
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Limburg seeks UNESCO heritage status for renowned Pinkpop festival
The province of Limburg will investigate whether Pinkpop can be granted the status of Dutch intangible cultural heritage. Within six months, it must also assess the feasibility of nominating the festival for UNESCO World Heritage status in the future. A majority of the members of the Limburg Provincial Council voted in favor of a proposal to this effect.Pinkpop has been held annually since 1970, now developing into an internationally recognized …
A decades-old pop festival on the Dutch and international UNESCO list of intangible heritage. If it is up to the province of Limburg, Pinkpop in Landgraaf will receive this status. The Limburg Provincial Council voted in favor of this last night with a two-thirds majority. In the motion, the VVD party requested the provincial government to "investigate the feasibility and support for the inclusion of Pinkpop culture in the Inventory of Intangib…
The Province of Limburg will investigate whether Pinkpop can be granted the status of Dutch Intangible Heritage. Within six months, it must also be investigated how feasible it is to eventually nominate the festival for the International UNESCO List of Intangible Heritage.
The province of Limburg is going to investigate whether Pinkpop can be granted the status of Dutch intangible heritage. Within six months, it must also be determined how feasible it is to nominate the festival as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the long term. A majority of the Limburg Provincial Council supports...
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