Girl Power Hour Hosts Event at Barrier Mercedes Bellevue

Barrier BellevueGirl Power Hour, a local networking group for women, will host a social event next week in the remodeled showroom at Barrier Mercedes-Benz of Bellevue.

The event is open to women ages 21 and up and runs from 7pm to 10pm Thursday, Jan. 19. Tickets cost $15 for members and $25 for non-members. Barrier Mercedes, the event’s sponsor, is located at 11950 Bel-Red Road in Bellevue (right outside downtown).

Girl Power Hour meets at chic venues in Seattle and on the Eastside on the third Thursday of each month. It typically features empowering speakers, non-profit tie-ins, swag bags, door prizes, and cocktails.

Girl Power Hour will also offer a “Love You” makeover event at Neiman Marcus in downtown Bellevue in February.

UPDATE: The event has been postponed to January 26. See all details on the website.

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