Upcoming activities

17 October – 8 December 2024

Promotional Tour: “The Dukes of Arenberg: The Thousand-year History of a Noble Family”

Book presentations in Schleiden, Neufchâteau, Aarschot, Leuven, Edingen and Prosperpolder.

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Book presentation

6 December 2024

XVIIth Prizes for History "Duke d'Arenberg"

The Prize award "Duke of Arenberg" will take place on Friday, 6 December 2024, at the Palace of Academies in Brussels, between 5 and 8 PM.

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History Prizes "Duke d'Arenberg" Prizes

15 February 2025

Heritage Challenge 2024

Heritage Challenge 2024. The castle chapel of Edingen has been selected by the Royal Institute of Cultural Heritage to participate in the 2024 Heritage Challenge. If we receive enough votes, we will receive €25,000 in funding and support from experts.

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Past activities

19 October 2024

Book launch: "Sacrifice"

The book launch event will take place on Saturday, October 19, 2024 (1:00 PM - 3:00 PM) at the Connecticut Gold Star Families Memorial Auditorium, 287 West Street, Rocky Hill, CT 06067.

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Book presentation

16 October 2024

À la découverte des ducs d’Arenberg dans une conférence à Neufchâteau - article in Sudinfo LaMeuse, 16 October 2024

Article in Sudinfo LaMeuse, 16 October 2024

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Press

9 October 2024

Book presentation: “The Dukes of Arenberg: The Thousand-year History of a Noble Family”

Lecture on the Arenberg Family and Its Thousand-Year History. Conversation with Duke Leopold of Arenberg and author Isabelle vanden Hove about the importance of writing a family chronicle.

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Book presentation

5 October 2024

Connecting Castles, 3rd edition

Tour for vintage cars and motorcycles. Organized by The Drones Club of Belgium in collaboration with the Arenberg Foundation.

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29 September 2024

150 Years of the Sint-Amandsberg Beguinage

150 years ago, starting in 1873, a new beguinage was rapidly constructed in Sint-Amandsberg. The Saint Elizabeth Beguinage, near the Rabot, was increasingly absorbed and threatened by the growing city of Ghent, forcing the beguines to relocate. Their savior was Duke Engelbert of Arenberg. He purchased the land on the Sint-Baafskouter and commissioned the construction of the new beguinage.

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