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Slimetopia: Unleash Your Inner Slime Master!

January 22 @ 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM EST

Slimetopia: Unleash Your Inner Slime Master! 🎉🧪

Kick off the new term with a fun and stress-free event designed just for you! Join us for Slimetopia, where you’ll get the chance to create your very own slime and let your creativity flow. Whether you prefer classic gooey slime or something sparkly and unique, we’ve got all the supplies you need! ✨💚

Relax, unwind, and tap into your inner slime master while you experiment with different textures and colours. Not only will you get to take home your masterpiece, but you’ll also have the perfect opportunity to meet new people and share the fun. 🤩🤝

Details:

  • When: January 22, 6 PM – 8 PM 🕕
  • Where: SLC Multi-Purpose Room 📍
  • What: Slime-making supplies and a space to create your dream slime! 🖌️🫧

Don’t miss out on this epic de-stressing activity to kickstart the term with a splash of fun! 🌟🎨 See you at Slimetopia!

Questions related to the event? Email occ@wusa.ca or mates@wusa.ca

Event is subject to change. Visit this page for the most up to date details.

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