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24 Oct

Celestial Events Starfall Ball

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  • Dance

At the Melbourne Ball, worlds collide and fiction becomes reality. Step into the pages of your favourite books – where magic fills the air, friendships are born, and every detail is designed to transport you to another realm.

Join hundreds of fellow fantasy lovers for a night filled with enchantment, entertainment and elegance. From breathtaking costumes to glittering chandeliers, this is your chance to live out your fantasy under the stars.

Enjoy three hours of wine, beer, soft drinks and fully catered canapés, a dance lesson and performance with a professional choreographer, and a professional DJ and live music.

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Sat 24 Oct
  • 7pm - 10pm 7:00pm - 10:00pm

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Melbourne Town Hall
90/130 Swanston St
Melbourne 3000

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From $360 to $480

Adult / general $360
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  • telephone number: 0452 338 310
  • email address: hello@celestialevents.com.au
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