ADE Returns to Felix Meritis for 25th Edition + Early Bird Passes on Sale Now

Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) is getting ready for its 25th edition this October 21st through the 25th. The annual conference will be celebrating its quarter of a century birthday by returning to the Felix Meritis on the Amsterdam canals. Eighteen editions of the ADE conference were hosted at the Felix Meritis until the venue closed to undergo major renovations. ADE then found a temporary host in the DeLaMar Theater near the Leidseplein.

The Director of ADE, Meindert Kennis, said the following:


“Felix Meritis is one of the most iconic cultural landmarks on the Amsterdam canals. Hosting ADE at such a location has made it possible for the event to develop and grow into the gathering it is today. The result of Felix’s renovation is absolutely spectacular and its re-opening couldn’t come at a better moment. It enables us to return to our “home base” for our 25th birthday, which makes this edition extra special.”

Early Bird ADE Pro Passes are available here for complete access to both the day and night program of ADE’s 25th edition.


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