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Good Clean Sun Club - A Mocktail Party With Trip Mocktails
Jul
18
Good Clean Sun Club - A Mocktail Party With Trip Mocktails
A Mocktail Party with TRIP Mocktails Come join us for a night of delicious mocktails at Good Clean Fun! Get ready to sip on refreshing non-alcoholic drinks crafted by the talented mixologists from TRIP Mocktails. Whether you're a fan of fruity flavors or prefer something more unique, there will be a mocktail for everyone to enjoy. Sounds provided by Peoples More Info below.
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Good Clean Fun, 868 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, CA 90014 map
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July 18 @ 7pm
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