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Sugar, Spice, Naughty & Nice: A Women’s Empowerment Fashion Show
Friday, November 14, 2025
- Time
- 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
- Venue
- Campbell River Eagles Hall, Campbell River, V9W 4J2
- Price
- $13 - $20
Join us for an unforgettable 19+ evening celebrating confidence, creativity, and community at Sugar, Spice, Naughty & Nice a women’s empowerment fashion show and vendor market in Campbell River.
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This unique event features:
A bold and high-energy fashion show showcasing local models and styles that embrace every side of femininity — from sweet and playful to strong and unapologetic.
Inspiring live talks and demonstrations centered on self-expression, wellness, and empowerment.
A women-led market featuring local businesses, artisans, treats, and services.
Giveaways, swag bags, and drink specials for early guests.
Whether you’re here for the fashion, the shopping, or the uplifting energy — this is a night to celebrate the power of showing up as your full, authentic self.
Tickets available on Eventbrite or in-store.
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Venue
Campbell River Eagles Hall
1999 14th Avenue
Campbell River
V9W 4J2
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