Are the holidays frightful? Are you exhausted because you have been spending so much time with family? Do you need a purr break from the stresses of the holidays? Come out for Introverts Night at Cattyshack!
December’s Introverts Night Out just happens to fall on Friday the 13th again, and is also the last Introverts Night of the year! Come join us on this “Nightmare Before Christmas” if you will.
You can get more information and buy tickets at zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/introverts-night-out-dec–13?fbclid=IwY2xjawGxxhBleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHb0b08zgQsAq6OE9k64h0g-A29NNThKDAiVcaKnGRcRAqOOecJIxFP6F4g_aem_4f6N0xCjGOxJhYbnPgns1g
What does it mean to be an introvert? Merriam-Webster defines an introvert as a person whose personality is characterized by introversion: a typically reserved or quiet person who tends to be introspective and enjoys spending time alone. Often, introverts gain energy through quite and solitude. Introverts find parties with a lot of talking and having to be present exhausting. Are you an introvert?
If you are an introvert, Cattyshack has a night just for you. Coming up Friday, November 8 from 7-9pm you can come to the Cattyshack Lounge in Lowe Mill, spend some quality time with cats and kittens, and just be your normal introverted self.
Here is the information about how to come to introvert’s night, what it costs, and what is allowed in the lounge: The night is $20 donation per person and reservations must be made to moonmaidenarts@gmail.com to receive further instructions and reserve your spot. Space is limited so lease RSVP as soon as you can.
The night is for ages 16+ only.
The best thing – election season will finally be over, and we will know that we all will need to rest our minds and begin looking forward. So, honestly, what better way to relax than spending an evening with kitties? Come read a book, knit, listen to head phones, or just sit with your thoughts and a kitten on your lap. There are no obligations to talk to or mingle with other humans.
Guests are also welcome to bring their own drinks, as long as they’re in lidded, spill-proof, kitten-proof containers.
