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20 Sep

Ajer Haus: The Scent Stories

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  • Activity

Scent Story is Ajer Haus’ first immersive scent experience - part social night, part creative experiment, part game.

No scent knowledge is required and no experience is needed. Come as you are, bring a curious friend (or meet some new ones), and spend the evening exploring how scent connects us to places, memories and each other.

They'll be hosting two 40-minute chapters exploring scents, solving scent ciphers, and by the end, you'll take home your personalised scent ball.

On the night, you can choose to experience either,
The Chill Chapter (7.30pm-8.20pm): a slower, relaxed scent exploration.
The Intense Chapter (8.45pm-9.35pm): a fast-paced, gamified scent mystery.

They can't wait to welcome you into The Place.

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Date Times
Sun 20 Sep
  • 7.30pm - 8.20pm 7:30pm - 8:20pm
  • 8.45pm - 9.35pm 8:45pm - 9:35pm

Location

Assembly Hall
Boyd Community Hub
207 City Rd
Southbank 3006

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Price and bookings

This is a free event

Book online for Ajer Haus: The Scent Stories

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  • email address: ajer.candles@gmail.com
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