Full house. The Second Sundays crowd kept the dance floor alive from start to finish, proving why the series has become a must-attend. (Photo: Contributed)
The second Sunday of the month is slowly becoming a sacred date for Kingston’s music lovers, thanks to the emergence of Second Sundays by ‘Kola Champagne’, powered by Heineken.
Tucked away in the creative epicentre of downtown Kingston, the event returned with an intimate, high-energy atmosphere that put music at the centre of the night. DJs curated sets that flowed seamlessly, keeping guests engaged from start to finish.
The series brought together a community of people ready to immerse themselves in the space. Every beat, every drop, and every moment reinforced the unpredictable and vibrant energy that defines Second Sundays.
HIGHLIGHTS:
Vibes curator: DJ Alexandra ‘Kola Champagne’ Clarke sets the tone at Second Sundays as she delivers her set. (Photo: Contributed)
In good company. From left tech executive Jamil Bennett, the ExPerience’s curator Phillip Palmer, and Heineken brand manager Nathan Nelms enjoy an evening of culture and connection at Second Sundays. (Photo: Contributed)
Dynamic duo! The pairing of creative portraitist Gabrielle Murdock and social media content creator Alex Murdock stands out against the rhythm of Second Sundays. (Photo: Contributed)
Between basslines and laughter, artist Jeff Crossley customises t-shirts live at Second Sundays. (Photo: Contributed)
Jason ‘Dj Mac’ McDowell, the man usually spinning hits, took a well-deserved pause, enjoying the intimate Sunday night scene. (Photo: Contributed)
Content creators Blake and Cole Nash keep it sleek in black as they soak up the energy. (Photo: Contributed)
Style icon Anna Guthrie turns heads with her edgy style at Second Sundays. (Photo: Contributed)
Diedre Hall makes a stylish appearance at Second Sundays. (Photo: Contributed)
Supernova Energy! Known for her electrifying sets, DJ Nova takes a moment to unwind at Second Sundays with a cold Heineken. (Photo: Contributed)
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