Queen’s Day-inspired ‘Amsterdance’ at D’Mongo’s
April 27, 8 p.m. – 2 a.m.
The exotically and delightfully titled “Amsterdance” is the third in a series of events called “Crossroads of Culture” that showcases a new cultural event or celebration from around the world on the fourth Saturday of every month at Cafe d’Mongo’s Speakeasy.
In February, it was the Brazil Carnival; and in March, it was the “Las Fallas.” This month it’s Amsterdance, based on the famous Queen’s Day in the Netherlands.
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