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The Snow Ball

November 27 @ 8:00 PM - November 28 @ 12:00 AM EST

| $5.00 – $7.00

The Snow Ball

Get ready for a frosty celebration at Glow’s wintry dance party: Snow Ball!   

Let your winter glam and glitter shine through the dance floor on Monday, November 27th at the SLC Student Lounge. Kicking off at 8:00 pm, prepare to experience cool winter vibes and fire dance jives. It will be a fun and exciting night of winter magic, so don’t miss out! Temperatures may be going down, but dance party vibes stay high!  

This all-ages event is open to all Waterloo undergraduate students and their guests. Max 1 guest per Waterloo student. 

Each guest must be accompanied by a Waterloo student upon entry. Guests include any post-secondary students, Waterloo grad students, and Alumni. Waterloo students are responsible for their guests. All students must bring their student ID for entry into the event. Photocopies will not be accepted. 

⚠️19+ Only I Government ID is required for the purchase of alcohol. Wristbands will be issued for those that are 19+. The bar accepts debit and credit. 

Doors open at 7:30 pm. Event begins at 8:00 pm and ends at midnight. 

Get your tickets now and we’ll see you there! 

Questions related to the event? DM our Instagram @uwglow

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