November 19, 2025
A Fun Ottawa Night Out That Isn’t a Bar — Bubble Tea + Line Dancing
6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
1167 Bank St (KungFu Tea), K1S 3X7
About Event
If you’re tired of the typical bar or club scene, this event gives you a refreshing alternative: non-alcoholic bubble tea, beginner dance vibes, and a social format built for real connection.
🔹 Why It’s the Perfect Alternative:
🧋 Non-bar, non-club environment
💃 Fun activity = no awkward small talk
🎶 Energetic music without loud chaos
🧑🤝🧑 Meet people in their 20s–30s who want meaningful connections
✨ Great for groups, couples, and solo attendees
Hosted by National Social Networking Group
The National Social Networking Group brings together people in their 20s–30s through fun social mixers, professional networking, and themed events across Ottawa, Toronto, and Montreal. With 100+ events hosted in Canada, and the US, the group has helped thousands make new friends and connections. Our mission is simple: make it easier for young professionals and newcomers to meet, mingle, and build lasting friendships.
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