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Catch up and wiggle with friends at a top-shelf high vibe party.

The Summer Solstice Tribe Connect is on this Saturday at Durrumbul Hall from 6pm till midnight featuring DJs Notiva (Germany), Morrisboy (Rock ’n’ Roll Trent), Halo (Superstar), Pob (Legend), K-Queen (Clitaverse), Camila Rosa & Kayo Alves (Brazil/Gold Coast).

A top-shelf high vibe party featuring epic world class production with monster Void sound system, next level moving head lights, lasers and projection mapping wizardry c/o Crystal Grid and Spectacle Art, performance c/o Sacred Sirens, decor c/o Katsu.
Have some fun with the dress-up theme ‘S’.

Check out Rady J Blackcrab’s live art, get some yummy food and drinks, hang by the fire, catch up and wiggle with friends.

18+ event – bring ID if you look young. Limited tickets $45 + bf & GST
from events.humanitix.com/wiggle-summer-solstice-tribe-connect

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