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Gin ‘N’Juice for Serengeti on Oct 1
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Entertainment, Music
September 23, 2022

Gin ‘N’Juice for Serengeti on Oct 1

FOLLOWING its overwhelming turnout at the Cherry Gardens Great House in St Andrew in July, the 90s house party Gin ‘N’ Juice returns to the Serengeti, located at the Hope Zoo in St Andrew, on October 1.

The mix drinks inclusive event is scheduled to kick off at 9:00 pm and will go up until 2:00 pm.

“Patrons should expect a high-calibre event when they attend Gin ‘N’Juice. We have three of the best DJs that will maintain a high energy throughout the night and we grantee that it will be a fun-filled event. For this staging, we will give patrons an intimate feeling that they’ve come and expect — without too much frills and fluff — as we take it back to the days of simply great music, plenty dancing and singing. They can also expect free flowing bars, excellent parking space and impregnable security,” said Gregg Smith, one of the events promoters.

Flashing a smile
Enjoying the vibes
Striking a pose at Gin ‘N’ Juice

Smith explained that the retro party is always developing and aims to improve with each staging.

“We do our best to stay far from monotony and we try to give our patrons different experiences for each event that we host. We provide different destinations and venues to ensure our patrons have the time of their lives at every Gin ‘N’ Juice staging. Our aim is have individuals in a relaxed, fun-filled environment, among familiar faces and friends,” he said.

The event, which was first held in 1992 at College Common, will take patrons on a nostalgic ride down memory lane with hits from the 1990s. Richie D, Kurt Riley, and Mix Master Marvin will deliver a wide selection of oldies from various genres to relive the period of music that is often considered to be the golden age of music.

Lifting their cups to Gin ‘N’ Juice
Snuggling up at Gin ‘N’ Juice
Lens time!

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