November 8, 2025
After-Work Bubble Tea Mixer for Young Professionals 🧋 Ottawa Social Night
8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
1076 Wellington St. W, Ottawa, K1Y 2Y3
About Event
Swap screens & burnout for bubble tea & real conversations! Meet other ambitious, friendly young professionals & creatives in Ottawa looking to build friendships beyond work.
Expect:
🧋 Bubble tea welcome social
🧑💼 Meet young professionals, grads & creatives
🎯 Networking-without-the-awkwardness
💡 Light conversation games — spark real convos
🤝 Grow your local circle & future weekend plans
Work all week — unwind with good people.
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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