Glamming up, gospel singing and ghouls galore

Always wanted to sing gospel, but never had the chance? This is an opportunity to become a member of a brand new project from the very start. Attend the audition and reveal your inner Aretha Franklin (Garnison Kirke, Sankt Annæ Plads 4, Cph K; Tue 4 Nov; 19:00-21:30; see details at alcampos.com)


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The Professional Women Network is hosting a beauty evening. Diana Sommer, the chairman of the Danish Cosmetologists Society, will share tips about mineral make-up and how to look your best at the newly renovated salon B´licious (Lyngby Hovedgade 9, Kgs Lyngby (Tue 28 Oct, 18:30-21:30; 150kr, free adm for members)


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If you are willing to give a helping hand, join a meeting of CIVC volunteers. There are groups such as the refugee issues group, gardening group, library group and many more where all help is appreciated. See what you can do in Copenhagen according to your interests (Tagensvej 249, Cph NV; Sat 25 Oct; 16:00-17:30; join event at meetup.com)


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For those interested in expanding their business network, the ‘Get to know’ meetup is offering you a chance to network with like-minded expats over a cup of tea or coffee (International House, Gyldenløvesgade 11, Cph V; Thu 30 Oct, 18:30; join event at meetup.com)


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A group of internationals are heading to Scary Hotel in Tivoli. If you’re afraid but intrigued to try it, why not do it with a big bunch of people – what on earth could go wrong? (Vesterbrogade 3, Cph V; Wed 29 Oct, 16:45; join event at meetup)


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Halloween for Charity is inviting party-goers to celebrate the feastday and raise some funds for building a school in Uganda. Dress up well to win a prize for the best costume (Blegdamsvej 1a, Cph NV; Sat 25 Oct, 20:00; 50kr; tickets at billeto.dk)

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