Zinneke Parade
{'<entity_0>': 'Zinneke Parade', '<entity_1>': 'Brussels', '<entity_2>': 'Belgium', '<entity_3>': 'parade', '<entity_4>': 'Senne', '<entity_5>': 'event', '<entity_6>': '2000'}
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The <entity_0> is a biennial <entity_3> held in the city of <entity_1>, <entity_2> since <entity_6>. The <entity_3> was established with the aim of connecting the many different cultures, communities and districts within <entity_1>. The <entity_0> was created for the first time as part of <entity_1> <entity_6>, European Capital of Culture, with the aim of organising a multicultural carnival, a creative and participative <entity_5> "likely to reconcile the <entity_1> population with its identity". The word originally referred to city stray dogs which hung around the streets by the Little <entity_4> (a tangent canal of the river <entity_4> which ran round <entity_1> along the city walls) until the end of the 19th century. In 2010, the <entity_3> was accompanied by a group of puppeteers from <entity_2>, Ireland, Italy and France who performed in a number of balconies overlooking the route of the <entity_3>.
['event', 'parade']