Rimini's Pink Night dedicates its final evening and the following days to Romagna tradition, transforming the Belvedere in Piazzale Kennedy into a large open-air ballroom dance hall. From 21 to 23 June, an articulated programme of historical orchestras and DJ sets will celebrate the culture of ballroom and folk dancing.

Sunday 21 June: the final evening of Pink Night
Performances begin in the late afternoon with the Romagna dancers animating the stage in anticipation of the evening concert.
9 pm: Concert by the Roberta Cappelletti Orchestra, who will take the stage for an evening of good music. Known as the "Queen of Ballroom Dance", Roberta Cappelletti is one of the most charismatic performers of the genre: trained at the school of Maestro Secondo Casadei, she brings to the stage a repertoire that ranges from traditional Romagna classics to international hits.
11 pm: The evening continues with a DJ set to keep the celebrations going into the night.

The fun continues on Monday 22 June with a focus on popular dances and whips from Romagna, offering a repertoire ranging from waltzes to mazurkas, and even tango and cha cha. From 9 pm, dancers from all the best dance schools in the area will perform, making everyone dance in a blaze of energy. It will be a great open-air ballroom with the music of the La Storia di Romagna Orchestra, before going back to the DJ set from 11 pm.

The party concludes on Tuesday 23 June with the Luca Bergamini Orchestra that will make the audience dance for a Caribbean grand finale, combining traditional ballroom dancing with international rhythms. Following this, the event closes with a Caribbean DJ set dedicated to lovers of Latin rhythms.

An unmissable occasion to celebrate the passion for dance in all its forms.

The event is organised by Materiali Musicali and Sirene Danzanti .