The promoters of Milk and Honey are promising patrons an elevated experience in 2025.

Believed to be this season’s hottest fashion-themed party, the latest staging is set to take over Sabina Park this Sunday, December 28.

“Patrons can expect continuous improvement, which is a core value of Milk and Honey, which guides each production to surpass the last. Guests can anticipate an elevated experience marked by heightened spectacle and, above all, unforgettable fashion,” event director Fabeion Dennisor told the Jamaica Observer.

The first staging of Milk and Honey was first held locally in 2018, and it has since become an anticipated event on the fashion calendar.

“Milk and Honey has evolved to embrace a broader and more diverse demographic. The experience is intentionally curated to appeal to a wider segment of the entertainment market; from the culinary offerings, musical programming, guest services, to the overall aesthetic. The result is a dynamic environment where patrons from varied backgrounds come together to revel in high fashion,” Dennisor explained.

The event, which is sponsored by Johnnie Walker and Don Julio, is premium cuisine exclusive.

The musical offerings will be guided by the likes of DJ Tyler, Ricky Platinum and Noah Powa, Chromatic and Shukkle Bus.

Nadine Thomas-Hylton, brand manager for Don Julio and Johnnie Walker, spoke to the partnership.

“Milk and Honey is known for its spectacular fashion and display of personalities abound. Similarly, Don Julio and Johnnie Walker are adored for the authentication they provide to those who enjoy the brands. Johnnie Walker, known for its premium smooth Scotch whisky, and Don Julio, the tequila maestros, are the perfect duo to elevate Milk and Honey’s vibe,” said Thomas-Hylton.

She said the three-year association with the event has been strong.

“[O]ur premium portfolio has joined Milk and Honey to curate unforgettable experiences as we transform the venue into a luxury celebration haven. They can expect no less than great-tasting mixes; Don Julio and Johnnie Walker will help to create an atmosphere of true togetherness and celebration as we join the Milk & Honey team to do their part to support Jamaica’s economy bounce-back. We offer a safe space for patrons to share their stories, express their creativity, and build the confidence to ‘Keep Walking’ while enjoying the music and friendship of our people and our island.”

Royce Daw, medical IT consultant, strikes a pose at the last staging of Milk and Honey.

Social media influencers Jermaule “Nino” Adair and Shanzi bring their star power to the most recent staging of Milk and Honey.