
In-person! Friends n Luvrs
Saturday, February 14 at 7:00 PM
Friends n Luvrs is a variety show n dance party. A sweet time to come out in your best n connect, make a vday card for your crush or someone you'd like to know better, take some photos to remember the night! Feb 14th @the_rotunda_philly 7-11pm. Kn95 mask or higher required; masks + tests available a...
In-person! Friends n Luvrs

In-person! Friends n Luvrs
Friends n Luvrs is a variety show n dance party. A sweet time to come out in your best n connect, make a vday card for your crush or someone you'd like to know better, take some photos to remember the night! Feb 14th @the_rotunda_philly 7-11pm. Kn95 mask or higher required; masks + tests available at the door! Poetry by @revafrommercury Burlesque performances by @maxinelakween Performance by @gappedtoothbandit Dance Party via @lovesowitchy •photo drop •charm bar •card making station $10-15 sliding scale for BIPOC, $40 for everyone else. Wheelchair accessible. Two AirFanta purifiers will be running throughout the night. The Rotunda is a substance free, dry space.
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Friends n Luvrs is a variety show n dance party. A sweet time to come out in your best n connect, make a vday card for your crush or someone you'd like to know better, take some photos to remember the night! Feb 14th @the_rotunda_philly 7-11pm. Kn95 mask or higher required; masks + tests available at the door! Poetry by @revafrommercury Burlesque performances by @maxinelakween Performance by @gappedtoothbandit Dance Party via @lovesowitchy •photo drop •charm bar •card making station $10-15 slidi...
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In-person! Friends n Luvrs starts at 7:00 p.m. and ends at 11:00 p.m.

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