28. June: A night like this.

Don’t miss out on this incredible night of cozy music with The Rhine River Ramblers live in Copenhagen.

Join us for a summer celebration, and meet fellow internationals and readers of The Copenhagen Post.

When we, in collaboration with Proud Mary and the US Embassy, wishes everyone a nice summer holiday.

Attendance is free for Connect Club members, and the first beer is on the house, for submitted guests.

Age requirements are 23 years of age.

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Date: Friday 28 June, 19:30 – 22:00
Location: Vesterbrogade 2 A – 1620 Copenhagen.

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