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Agenda: Royal Gatsby King's Ball in Bangkok on May 3

By Gringo
Posted in Agenda
Tags: Bangkok, king ball, Dutch Association, Orange ball

March 21 2014

The Dutch Association Thailand in Bangkok is organizing the first Dutch King's Ball in Bangkok on Saturday 3 May.

It will be a fantastic Oranjebal on an evening full of jazz music, finger food, cocktails, Wilhelmus. The music is provided by a smashing live band from the Netherlands, Captain Midnight.

The theme of the evening is “Royal Gatsby”, so the guests experience an evening like in the “roaring twenties” with beautiful clothes, feathers, high heels and music from that time. The party takes place at the stylish Muse Hotel on Langsuan Road.

No tickets will be sold at the door. You must sign up via the Facebook page or via email [email protected]

You can also buy tickets for one of the association's monthly drinks in the Green Parrot.

For members, the tickets are 2,000 Baht, for non-members 2,500 Baht. If you pay before April 7, the tickets will be delivered to your home (within Bangkok).

For all guests who live far away, we have arranged a special price for an overnight stay at Hotel Muse: Jatu Deluxe room, including breakfast for 2 persons for 4,590.30 Baht (including all VAT). That is about 20% cheaper than the discount websites offer!

If you fancy a stylish party, sign up quickly!

Date: May 3, 2014 from 20.30:01.00 pm – XNUMX:XNUMX am
Location: Muse Hotel, 55/555 Langsuan Road (www.hotelmusebangkok.com )
Dress code: high heels, feathers, stylish and… (not mandatory, but very nice!)

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