Night mayor (municipal title)

Night Mayor (originally Dutch: Nachtburgemeester) is a municipal title used for someone who represents and helps develop a city's nightlife. The earliest known use of the title was in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
History.
In 2003 music collective "De Nachtwacht" (Dutch for "The Night Watch") was elected by an audience at the Paradiso music venue in Amsterdam to become a group of multiple so-called night mayors for an initial term of three years. Following elections at Melkweg on 1 March 2012, the position was held by Mirik Milan. In 2014, Milan co-founded (other co-founders: Michiel Friedhoff and Ella Overkleeft) the non-profit Stichting N8BM A’DAM (NGO Night Mayor Foundation) to institutionalise the tiltle, coordinating between the city mayor, city council, and local businesses. Milan announced his departure in 2016, starting the search for a replacement which would be found in 2018.
Since 2016, the non-profit has organised annual "Night Mayor Summit" events to bring together leaders from around the world.