Halloween Harem

Saturday October 27, 2012

The chilly, rainy weather didn’t keep guests from coming to the club for our Halloween Harem event. In fact, maybe it was the cold night air that encouraged everyone to dress up, that and the great prizes Oasis gave for best costumes! Earlier in the evening guests enjoyed a belly dance inspired performance by ‘Egyptian Queen’ Esther De Ville. Her sultry, seductive  dance certainly got everyone in the mood. Later on, we had another belly dancer that performed two numbers; one sword  dance and another involving a lot of erotic, hip gyrating moves. Both performances were well received and really added to the overall theme of the night.

Compared to last year we probably saw more costumes this year at the club, which was great. Everyone showed up and we’re in ‘party mode.’ A few couples went all out and dressed according to the belly dance theme. Among some of the costumes there was a Jessica Rabbit, a naughty nurse and sexy bunny to name a few. Two couples won weekend passes to Oasis Aqualounge and passes to the Great Canadian Burlesque ‘Burlesque Brunch’ for their great costumes, be sure to check out the pics! Of course by the end of the evening, most couples ended up either naked or in towels as they romped round room to room, with just bits and pieces of their costume in tact. Special thanks to both performers.

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