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Farewell
Farewell was Solstice's first goodbye — and it set the bar high. A night that leaned all the way into formal: sharp suits, statement dresses, a room that looked as good as it sounded. It was the kind of send-off that made everyone stay a little later than planned and start asking when the next one would be. Turns out, the answer was Masquerade.
Dress codeStrictly formal — suits for men, dresses or formal wear for women.
Masquerade Party
By the time the doors opened, Fire N Flames didn't look like itself anymore. String lights dimmed low, the air thick with bass before the first drop, a room full of faces half-hidden and fully present. The Masquerade wasn't just a theme — it was the whole point of the night: an ethereal, low-lit world where nobody was quite who they seemed, and everybody was exactly where they wanted to be. Slow builds, sudden peaks, a crowd that moved like it meant it — and a night that didn't really end until the lights came up.
Dress codeParty wear, semi-formal, or formal. Masks were mandatory.
