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Jazz Brugge Festival 2023, Belgium

17 November 2023 - 19 November 2023

€35 – €75

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During three days Bruges will become the Mecca of jazz when the biannual Jazz Brugge Festival 2023 sees both established names and emerging talent getting this medieval city swinging.

First held in 2002 when Bruges was nominated as the Cultural Capital of Europe, the Jazz Brugge Festival has over the years turned into a major jazz event. Whereas until now the festival has been focusing exclusively – and daringly – on top quality jazz from Europe.

Jazz Brugge Festival 2018
Jaimie Branch – Photo © Mark Pallman

Jazz Brugge Festival 2023 Programme

You can read the full programme of events here.


If you enjoy your visit to Bruges, then why not return for the Bruges Beer Festival held at the beginning of every year.


Jazz Brugge Festival 2018
Colin Stetson – Photo © Peter Gannushkin

Where is the Jazz Brugge Festival 2023

The concerts will take place in the Concertgebouw Brugge, the city’s main cultural venue.

Accommodation for the Jazz Brugge Festival 2018

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More information on the Jazz Brugge Festival 2018

For more details, visit the official Jazz Brugge website.


Details

Start:
17 November 2023
End:
19 November 2023
Cost:
€35 – €75
Website:
https://jazzbrugge.kaap.be/over/jazz-brugge

Venue

Concertgebouw Brugge
Het Zand 34
Brugge,8000Belgium
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