The promoters of the popular brunch series Essynce are promising patrons high-energy music and an extended food village at their next staging which unfolds on July 26 at Hope Gardens.

The event, which continues to attract a strong turnout of patrons at each staging, continues to redefine the premium brunch experience by blending fashion, music, food and lifestyle.

“Patrons can expect an elevated atmosphere where every element, from the décor and entertainment to the culinary offerings and guest experience, has been thoughtfully curated. It’s more than an event. It’s a destination for trendsetters, tastemakers, and individuals who appreciate style, culture, and exceptional experiences,” Richard Pearson, a member of the organising committee told the Jamaica Observer recently.

Tasked to elevate the musical stylings and keep patrons moving non-stop are DJ Dwayne, DJ Mario, Bloodline Franco, and Brush1 and Chromatic Live.

“Together, the DJs on the line-up will deliver a sophisticated mix of timeless classics, current hits, and high-energy favourites that perfectly complement the premium atmosphere and keep patrons engaged from start to finish,” Pearson shared.

He added: “The food village will be a major highlight, featuring partners such as Timber Lounge, Sora Japanese Cuisine, and Utopia Foods, offering a diverse and elevated culinary selection throughout the day. This experience is made possible through the support of sponsors like Massy Distributors and Derrimon Trading, helping us bring a premium food and lifestyle experience to life, all within the signature Essynce vibe.”

The event aims at celebrating individuality and personal expression through fashion. Patrons are encouraged to make their own statement, whether that’s classic elegance, contemporary luxury, or bold avant-garde style.

“Essynce is where fashion becomes the main conversation, and every guest contributes to the visual experience,” explained Pearson about the event held twice each year.

— Kevin Jackson

Event promoter Jeramule “Nino” Adair out to support Essynce.