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Swifties become showgirls at TimeOut Market listening party

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TimeOut Market drew around 150 Swifties for a vibrant listening party celebrating Taylor Swift's latest album, "The Life of a Showgirl. " Guests danced to classic Swift tracks played by a live DJ before eagerly anticipating the new album's debut. The event featured a bracelet-making station where fans crafted their own creations, fostering a sense of community among attendees of all ages. Lara Ashley Moraes highlighted the importance of such gatherings, noting how they connect fans across generations. Claire Taylor expressed her enthusiasm for the album, revealing she woke up at 5 a.

m. to listen to it. Manager Michael Minichello stated that TimeOut Market has solidified its status as a favorite spot for Swifties, hosting monthly gatherings dubbed "Swiftie Sundays. " Such events not only celebrate Swift's music but also create a space for fans to connect over shared interests. With the album's release, Swifties continue to demonstrate their loyalty and love for the artist.

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