En Blanc Networking Event @ 1919 Waterboathouse

En Blanc InterNations Networking Event

Throughout this new year we are going to host a series of themed events starting with the En Blanc Night on 20 January at 1919 WaterBoat House, from 19:00 onwards. So all you have to do is, look through your wardrobe for a white attire to dress up in for the evening.

Enjoy En Blanc evening with panoramic views of MBS & surrounding area at the colonial heritage building while chatting up with old and new friends! Included in your entrance fee is a choice of wine/beer/soft drink. The free drink must be claimed before 22:00. Additionally enjoy $15 net on drinks & $10 net on food. There will also be lucky draw prizes, so don’t forget to bring your card!

Please note the entrance to the venue is from the stairs on the side of the building. Feel free to bring your friends along, but please invite them to join InterNations first. For more information go to www.internations.org

 

 

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