"Downing Street was adorned with disco balls, lights, and Ukrainian and Union Flags."
That's how the Telegraph describes a party thrown by Prime Minister Theresa May in honor of this year's Eurovision Song Contest, which is being held in the UK for the first time since 1985.
The event, which was attended by attendees decked out in sparkly costumes, was hosted by Emma Baylin, the founder of Shared Harmonies, a nonprofit that brings people together through singing to improve their health, well-being, and mental health, per a press release.
One of those guests was Ruslana, Ukraine's first Eurovision winner, who performed for the crowd.
"Music and singing are such powerful tools for uniting people as we have seen with Eurovision," Baylin says.
"Evidence shows, that when we come together through singing, we make a real impact on people's wellbeing and sense of belonging."
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