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Unleashing AURA

If AURA doesn’t ring a bell, in the next days, it surely will. And it will not be just a ring. It will be a hell-good, frenzied party bang.There’s always something pleasurably roguish about partying and booze; about being madly awake at 3am, dancing and enjoying your heart out to mad-good party music in an all-fabulous, chic and upscale club.But with all its negative blah-blah, you know you’d never say no to a really good, disco-kicked night out. You know you love it.
And this May, you’ll love it more. It’s time you experience a real, smacking-good disco partying that’s worth all the effort.You will love AURA. It’s an oh-so glitzy nightspot where everything fun starts and ends. The hippest place to party. A lightning rod once it stirs its disco beams. It will be a voguish fashion spot, where everyone will likely dress to impress, and express.
The club spells of sophistication with super chic interiors, superb amenities, and a vibe just perfect for partyphiles.And of course, there will be a hell-lot of good party music. Chill-out. Rnb. House. Remix. The strong, pulsating disco rhythm will be your night’s best friend. And you’ll say no to the glitzy dance floor, and the engaging party crowd.

So, when AURA opens, be ready for the music. Be voguish of all sorts. Gather your pals and head your way to AURA. The experience will be beautifully dark, unforgettably exciting, and categorically mad. And you’ll love it. And it will not be just a club. AURA will be an experience.

Article courtesy of TheNewsToday
Photos courtesy of OffToTravel

( Note: AURA is located at the 2nd floor of The Avenue complex in "Smallville", Mandurriao, Iloilo City and opened last May 7, 2010)

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