By Our Reporter

The East African Meat Carnival has continuously proven that it is the perfect end-of-month food asylum for Kampala’s meat lovers who attend the food event at The Gardens in Najeera.

February’s edition of the meaty treats was one that left many satisfied from the all-you-can-eat buffet that only a pro chef like Mark Kaheru delivers best.

Revelers as usual started trickling in before sundown and were greeted by the aroma of well-seasoned meats and food-stuffs that were cooking on the stoves.

It was the perfect chance for friends to catch up, interact and network while savoring their meals and listening to good ol’ East African music played by the DJ masters; DJ Cisse and Benon.

The event has become a much-anticipated outdoors getaway for foodies that takes place on the last Saturday of every month.

Here are some photos from the event.

By Our Reporter

Jahazi Pier in Munyonyo was the place to be on Sunday as Roast and Rhyme returned for its 12th edition.

The picnic style event which was themed “Reggae Ragga Nyam Nyam” was not short on fun and entertainment. Revelers who thronged the event were treated to live acoustic music  as they feasted on their nyama choma.

The highlight of the event came with performances from A Pass and John Blaq. A Pass who stepped on stage around 7pm wowed revelers with a theatrical performance of his popular songs like “Guli Wano”, “Gamululu”, “Chupa ku Chupa” and “Tuli Kubigere” among others.

He later paved way for the sensational John Blaq who entertained revelers with a medley of his hit songs including “Tukwatagane”, Do Dat”, “Romantic” and “Obubadi” among others, much to the excitement of the crowd who at this point were on their feet dancing and cheering on with every song.

There was also surprise performance by Emperor Orlando, who delighted the crowd his old time hit songs, “Nakonkona” and “Silikawo Baby”.

Organized by Swangz Avenue and sponsored by Bell Lager, Roast and Rhyme is an out-door family event that happens quarterly.

Here are some photos from the event.

By Our Reporter

Saturday night at Club Tavern was a refreshing dose of fun, excitement and energy for Masaka’s party animals as the Johnnie Walker Highball Tour came to their town.

The party started with Selector Jay alongside Miss Deedan on stage, setting the tone for the evening with an energetic display as they hyped up the crowd.

Not long after, the star of the night, Jose Chameleone took to the stage sending the crowd wild with excitement. He brought the house down with songs like “Mateka”, “Mama Mia,” “Hana” before winding down his enthralling performance with his hit song “Wale Wale” that had revelers up on their feet wishing the night would not end.

There was also a performance from Chosen Becky who entertained the crowd with her songs like “Byabangi”, “Kyosaba,” “Bankuza”—a particular favourite with the crowd.

The night was capped with Masaka’s very own Basakala Boys who had the crowds going wild with laughter at their comical acts not forgetting DJ Batta, DJ Katts and MC Might Dragon who took it a notch higher with music mixing that kept the revellers dancing until the wee hours of Sunday morning.

Here are some photos from the event.

By Reporter

Silk events proprietor Elvis Sekyanzi has opened up a new spot in Bugolobi and has named it Whispers Lounge. The hangout is located next to dfcu Bank on Spring Road in Bugolobi.

They serve all kinds of food; breakfast, lunch buffet, dinner and fast foods. The hangout will officially be open to the public this Friday on 28th but we have checked it out already and can confirm it will be a place with good ambiance for you.

Check it out here