Let's party likes its 1944 all over again!

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40s Themed Entertainment

Live Music

Four-course meal and drinks

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Celebrate with representatives from Belgium, the UK. Including the Brigade Piron and Officers from the Welsh Guards

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On Sunday 3 September 1944, shortly before 8pm, the British Second Army, led by a Welsh Guards’ tank squadron, entered Brussels via Avenue de Tervueren. They successfully engaged the enemy near Parc du Cinquantenaire and Avenue des Arts. On 4 September, the 1st Infantry Brigade of the Free Belgian Forces, known as the Brigade Piron after its commander, joined forces with the Guards Armoured Division to complete the city's liberation, amid scenes of huge jubilation.

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The dress code is black tie, uniform, smart suit, cocktail dress, decorations.