Women will rule the world at the Common Counter Bar on Saturday 3 December for the XMAS PARTY OF THE YEAR! Female DJs will take the stage to perform live sets you won't forget. This women only night is dedicated to all women who want to make new friendships, love music, want to connect and who want to enjoy a vibrant, fun and safe evening at one of Shoreditch's best venues. Come dance your cares away while you soak in euphoric eclectic XMAS BEATS from female DJs S T A R S Electronica, Liv Knight, TrYb! With pop, dance, rnb, afrobeats, tribal, latin, electronica - you name it, well have it on tap. These artists will guarantee to keep the high vibes going all night!

* Come in your best Christmas inspired outfit, the winner will receive a prize! *

Gurl Powr is a friendly event that encourages self love, connection, positive body image and freedom for all women to express themselves in a safe environment. What better way to celebrate your body than while dancing the night away? Come out and experience a whole new take on girls' nights out at the Gurl Powr XMAS PARTY on Saturday 3 December from 7pm until 1am at the Common Counter Bar!

EARLY BIRD TICKETS: 8

OTD: 15

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*note this is an event for all women, non-binary, trans women & queer women

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