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Our tips for the best free parties during Amsterdam Dance Event

Our tips for the best free parties during Amsterdam Dance Event

The 30th edition of the Amsterdam Dance Event offers numerous free performances across the city despite many main events selling out. Attendees can enjoy a diverse range of genres, including house, techno, and disco, at various venues such as Bordello Aperitivo, Blend XL, and the Q-Factory.

Our tips for the best free parties during Amsterdam Dance Event

Our tips for the best free parties during Amsterdam Dance Event

The 30th edition of the Amsterdam Dance Event is approaching, offering a wide array of performances across the city. Attendees who missed out on sold-out tickets can still enjoy various free events, including label showcases, vinyl marathons, and thematic club nights.

The interim assessment of Project Cruyff: 8 conclusions on his mission at Ajax

The interim assessment of Project Cruyff: 8 conclusions on his mission at Ajax

Jordi Cruijff has reached his 250th day as a leader at Ajax, prompting an evaluation of his influence on the club's operations. Eight specific conclusions have been drawn regarding his mission as the team prepares for an upcoming away match against FC Groningen.

30 years of ADE: how a small networking conference grew into the world's largest dance marathon

30 years of ADE: how a small networking conference grew into the world's largest dance marathon

The Amsterdam Dance Event is celebrating its 30th anniversary, having grown from a small industry gathering into the world's largest dance festival. Over the past three decades, the event has helped transform electronic music into a recognized art form while solidifying the Netherlands' reputation as a global leader in the dance industry.

Singer Trijntje Oosterhuis (53): ‘My childhood Cornelis Schuytstraat had quaint little shops, now it’s become a Rodeo Drive’

Singer Trijntje Oosterhuis (53): ‘My childhood Cornelis Schuytstraat had quaint little shops, now it’s become a Rodeo Drive’

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