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Expats from the Netherlands will host the Dutch Orange Ball on April 14 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel.
The black tie event will feature dinner and dancing and live music from Dutch band Grooveline.
This is the 15th such event, which is organized by a group of volunteers from the Dutch community in Korea and is endorsed by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Open to the Dutch, Korean and international community, proceeds from the event will be put toward various charities in Korea, with an emphasis on helping children.
Tickets are 200,000 won and can be reserved at www.dutchorangeball.com.
The black tie event will feature dinner and dancing and live music from Dutch band Grooveline.
This is the 15th such event, which is organized by a group of volunteers from the Dutch community in Korea and is endorsed by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Open to the Dutch, Korean and international community, proceeds from the event will be put toward various charities in Korea, with an emphasis on helping children.
Tickets are 200,000 won and can be reserved at www.dutchorangeball.com.
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Articles by Korea Herald
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