Difference between revisions of "Euro Party"

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The Euro Parties are our equivalent of the Anniversary/Fall Ball for Europe. Currently, bids for the Euro Party can be placed for either the United Kingdom, or Continental Europe.

In previous years however, there were two Euro Parties per year, a Summer Euro Party and a Winter Euro Party. Winter Euro Party was typically held in Great Britain or Ireland, and Summer Euro Party - in continental Europe.

2002

Main article: Euro Party 2002

Rotterdam, The Netherlands, August 17-19

2003

Main article: Euro Party 2003

Brandon, England, July 11-13

2004

Main article: Euro Party 2004

Tampere, Finland, August 13-15

2005

Main article: Euro Party 2005

Gothenburg, Sweden, July 29-31

2006

Main article: Winter Euro Party 2006

Bratislava, Slovakia, February 24-26

Main article: Summer Euro Party 2006

Skipton, Yorkshire, UK, July 28-30

2007

There was no Winter Euro Party this year as the one planned in Malage, Spain never went ahead.

Main article: Summer Euro Party 2007

Driebergen, the Netherlands, August 10-12

2008

Main article: Winter Euro Party 2008

Slindon, UK, March 21-23

Main article: Summer Euro Party 2008

Waldmannshausen, Germany, August 22-24

2009

Main article: Winter Euro Party 2009

Skipton, UK, March 27-29

Main article: Summer Euro Party 2009

Driebergen, The Netherlands, August 7-9

2010

Main article: Winter Euro Party 2010

Much Wenlock, Shropshire, UK, April 9-11

Main article: Summer Euro Party 2010

Rauenberg-Rotenberg, Germany, August 12-15. This was an unofficial Tower event.

2011

Main article: Euro Anni

A single combined event was held as the European tenth anniversary party.

Much Wenlock, Shropshire, UK, September 2-4

2012

Main article: Euro Party 2012

Warnsveld, the Netherlands, August 17-19

2013

Main article: Euro Party 2013

OostDunkirke, Belgium, August 30-September 1

2014

Main article: Britain and Ireland Party 2014

Seahouses, Northumberland, UK, April 4-6

2015

Main article: Britain and Ireland Party 2015

Dublin, Ireland, October 2-4

2016

Main article: Euro Party 2016

Stavanger, Norway, September 23-25

2017

Main article: Britain and Ireland Party 2017

Callander, Scotland, September 1-3

2018

Main article: Euro Party 2018

Schmitten, Germany, September 21-23

2019

Main article: Euro Party 2019

Belgrade, Serbia, October 4-6

2020

Main article: Euro Party 2020

The 2020 Euro Party was planned to take place in Umeå, Sweden, between August 21-23, 2020, but due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it was cancelled.

2022

Main article: Euro Party 2022

Devon, England, September 16-19.

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-The Europarties are our equivalent of the [[Anniversary Party|Anniversary]]/[[Fall Ball]] for Europe.  We currently have two per year, a Summer Euro Party and a Winter Euro Party.  Winter Euro Party is typically held in Great Britain or Ireland.  Summer Euro Party is typically held in continental Europe.
+The Euro Parties are our equivalent of the [[Anniversary Party|Anniversary]]/[[Fall Ball]] for Europe. Currently, bids for the Euro Party can be placed for either the United Kingdom, or Continental Europe.
+In previous years however, there were two Euro Parties per year, a Summer Euro Party and a Winter Euro Party.  Winter Euro Party was typically held in Great Britain or Ireland, and Summer Euro Party - in continental Europe.
 ==2002==
 {{Main|Euro Party 2002}}
 Rotterdam, The Netherlands, August 17-19
 ==2003==
 {{Main|Euro Party 2003}}
 Brandon, England, July 11-13
 ==2004==
 {{Main|Euro Party 2004}}
-Finland
+Tampere, Finland, August 13-15
 ==2005==
 {{Main|Euro Party 2005}}
-Gothenburg, Sweden, July 29
+Gothenburg, Sweden, July 29-31
 ==2006==
-{{Main|Winter Europarty 2006}}
+{{Main|Winter Euro Party 2006}}
-Bratislava, Slovakia
+Bratislava, Slovakia, February 24-26
-{{Main|Summer Europarty 2006}}
+{{Main|Summer Euro Party 2006}}
 Skipton, Yorkshire, UK, July 28-30
 ==2007==
-There was no Winter Europarty this year as the one planned in Malage, Spain never went ahead.
+There was no Winter Euro Party this year as the one planned in Malage, Spain never went ahead.
-{{Main|Summer Europarty 2007}}
+{{Main|Summer Euro Party 2007}}
 Driebergen, the Netherlands, August 10-12
 ==2008==
-{{Main|Winter Europarty 2008}}
+{{Main|Winter Euro Party 2008}}
 Slindon, UK, 	March 21-23
-{{Main|Summer Europarty 2008}}
+{{Main|Summer Euro Party 2008}}
 Waldmannshausen, Germany, August 22-24
 ==2009==
-{{Main|Winter Europarty 2009}}
+{{Main|Winter Euro Party 2009}}
 Skipton, UK, 	March 27-29
-{{Main|Summer Europarty 2009}}
+{{Main|Summer Euro Party 2009}}
 Driebergen, The Netherlands, August 7-9
 ==2010==
-{{Main|Winter Europarty 2010}}
+{{Main|Winter Euro Party 2010}}
 Much Wenlock, Shropshire, UK, April 9-11
-{{Main|Summer Europarty 2010}}
+{{Main|Summer Euro Party 2010}}
 Rauenberg-Rotenberg, Germany, August 12-15. This was an unofficial Tower event.
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 {{Main|Euro Party 2013}}
 OostDunkirke, Belgium, August 30-September 1
 ==2014==
-No party was held this year.
+{{Main|Britain and Ireland Party 2014}}
+Seahouses, Northumberland, UK, April 4-6
 ==2015==
-{{Main|Euro Party 2015}}
+{{Main|Britain and Ireland Party 2015}}
 Dublin, Ireland, October 2-4
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 ==2017==
-{{Main|Euro Party 2017}}
+{{Main|Britain and Ireland Party 2017}}
 Callander, Scotland, September 1-3
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 {{Main|Euro Party 2018}}
 Schmitten, Germany, September 21-23
+==2019==
+{{Main|Euro Party 2019}}
+Belgrade, Serbia, October 4-6
+==2020==
+{{Main|Euro Party 2020}}
+The 2020 Euro Party was planned to take place in Umeå, Sweden, between August 21-23, 2020, but due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it was cancelled.
+==2022==
+{{Main|Euro Party 2022}}
+Devon, England, September 16-19.
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