Join Nubian Nights Out and Spill The Tea London for a magical evening of celebration, sisterhood and culture, served up with a teaspoon dose of ratchetness!
We’re creating a safe space for Black women and girls to just be. The Black Girls’ Tea Party is our platform to recognise, inspire and empower one another. As well as connect and network, and share stories over tea!
The running theme for this interactive evening is ‘Self Love is A Revolutionary Act’.
Set discussion points will be based around the importance of self love and self care, beauty and redefining the Black woman’s image, and we’ll also be encouraging all of our Sisters in attendance to spill the tea on personal experiences of Black Girl Excellence.
YOUR TICKET INCLUDES:
- Unlimited food. A selection of savoury and sweet Caribbean inspired canapés will be served throughout the evening.
- Unlimited drinks. Tea AND rum punch until it’s done!
- Traditional tribal makeup by artist Jade Canvas
- Head wrap tutorials by Akassi (additional £10 for the scarves)
- Fit To The Beat dance workshop with Hair The Beat (come prepared…)
- Goody Bag
WHAT ELSE TO EXPECT:
- Music
- Giveaways
- The ‘Tea Vibes Only’ Corner
- AND a whole lot of Black Girl Magic!
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