Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association

La Nuit en Rose

February 10 @ 7:00 PM - February 11 @ 12:00 AM EST

| $20.00 – $35.00

La Nuit en rose est un grand bal annuel organisé par le Cercle français et le Département d’études françaises.
Il y aura un dîner (buffet), des jeux, des prix de présence et une discothèque! Le code vestimentaire est formel (tenue de soirée).
Tout le monde est invité : étudiants, professeurs ainsi que vos amis en dehors de l’université.
L’évènement est organisé avec le soutien financier du Département d’études françaises et de Arts Endowment Fund.
Pour plus d’informations, visitez notre page facebook ou contactez-nous au cerclefrancaisUW@gmail.com.

La Nuit en Rose is an annual ball organized by the French Society and the Department of French Studies.
There will be a buffet style dinner, games, prizes and dance !
The dress code is formal.
Everyone is invited: students, professors, and friends outside of the department and university.
This event is funded by the Department of French Studies and the Arts Endowment Fund.
For more information, visit our facebook page or contact us at cerclefrancaisUW@gmail.com.

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