Semi Annual Tea Party-Themed Women’s Empowerment Conference

Come get embodied by some of the most powerful feminine advocates in Atlanta at the Semi Annual Tea Party-Themed Women’s Empowerment Conference. Liberal Ladies presents our first Semi Annual Tea Party Themed Women’s Empowerment Conference!

Our tea party is themed for the hats, gloves and dresses, but our message is to empower our beautiful guest of ladies! Join Us as we bring ladies from different walks of life together in a stylish tea party theme decor to embrace, encourage, enlighten, and educate!

 Ladies here’s the time for you to dress the party and pull out your biggest most flamboyant tea party hat or maybe just a small flowered fascinator for the best hat contest. Lets celebrate feminine empowerment while drinking mimosas!!!

  • Linner ( Lunch/Dinner) will be served

  • Mimosas and Tea served to suit your needs

  • Games and Prizes

  • Best Hat Contest

  • Take advantage of the Sweets Bar

  • Powerful Speakers giving you the TEA!

  • Open Discussions

  • DJ Hunndunn on the 1’s & 2’s

  • Music, Life, LIBERATION!!!!

Visit Us At – http://exoticshowntell.wixsite.com/liberalladies

* Full Itinerary disclosed in email after ticket is purchased*

FAQ’s

Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? Yes, 21 and up

What’s the refund policy? All transactions are final

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