Happy Birthday Project Eurovision. That's right, 13 September 2003 was the day that Project Eurovision was born, and today (Friday 13th September 2013]] marks our tenth anniversary. So much has happened throughout the last 10 years. Members came, members left. We've shared good times and bad times. But most importantly, we've continued to work together as a team, producing thousands of articles between us, with a few achieving featured and good article standards. It is the collaborated teamwork that makes us one of the most efficient projects on Wikipedia. Here's looking towards the next 10 years of Project Eurovision. Hip hip hooray!
And as always, be on the look out for potential new members to the project. Post {{subst:EurovisionInvite}} (which will produced this template) on any user page you think is interested to join the WikiProject, to officially invite them to join.
A reminder to members regarding article creations. Quite a few articles (including BLPs) have been created without having the talk page banners created and assessed for importance and classification. Without this information then the project's assessment scale will never be 100% accurate.
Article news
Eurovision Song Contest
Jetty Paerl the Dutch representative in the 1956 Eurovision Song Contest died on 22 August 2013.
Work on the 2014 Eurovision article is in full flow. The contest hasn't even taken place yet, and already the article is looking like a Good Article nominee. Keep up the good work!
Copenhagen has been elected as host city for the 2014 contest, the B&W Hallerne will undergo a major transformation as host venue, with the surrounding area being turned into an Olympic Park-styled site with a temporary name 'Eurovision Island' just for the contest.
Celine Dion winner of the 1988 Eurovision Song Contest, released her latest single "Loved Me Back to Life" on 3 September. Her new album of the same name is scheduled for release in November 2013.
Spain are considering a comeback to the Junior Eurovision schedule to take place in Kiev, Ukraine, this November. This would make them the first "Big 5" country to participate in the contest since 2006.
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Maintenance tasks
The following is a list of some selected ProjectEurovision-related articles that need some extensive improvement work doing them. Add sources
