Difference between revisions of "Euro Party"

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The Euro Parties are our equivalent of the 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.

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

Finland

2005

Main article: Euro Party 2005

Gothenburg, Sweden, July 29

2006

Main article: Winter Euro Party 2006

Bratislava, Slovakia

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

No party was held this year.

2015

Main article: Euro Party 2015

Dublin, Ireland, October 2-4

2016

Main article: Euro Party 2016

Stavanger, Norway, September 23-25

2017

Main article: Euro Party 2017

Callander, Scotland, September 1-3

2018

Main article: Euro Party 2018

Schmitten, Germany, September 21-23

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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.  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.
 ==2002==
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 Gothenburg, Sweden, July 29
 ==2006==
-{{Main|Winter Europarty 2006}}
+{{Main|Winter Euro Party 2006}}
 Bratislava, Slovakia
-{{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.