Heineken kicks off its five fun-filled after-work series
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Reading Time: 3minutesDJ Fade the Future made the trip to Kingston, Jamaica to deliver a high energy performance to patrons at Heineken’s after-work series.
Heineken has kicked off what is anticipated to be the perfect ‘after-work’ experience with five fun-filled pop-up after-work events.
The kick-off event took place last Friday (August 19) at TacBar at Devon House in St Andrew and it was a memorable experience for everyone who came out. Popular local DJ Franco started the night off with good vibes and great music.
Later on, famed international DJ Fade the Future got the crowd going as he delivered a wicked performance and even joined in with the crowd, dancing. The night was a perfect way to start the weekend as the food was superb, the music was bumping, and the ice-cold Heineken beers were plentiful and refreshing!
DJ Franco was in his zone as he played one hit song after another.
Cheers to the weekend! Kadie Chong (left) and Mikaella Hill (right) were all smiles as they clinked their ice-cold Heineken beers at Heineken’s after-work series on Friday night.
From left: Royan Prince, Red Stripe’s distribution manager; Shanique Mongal, Red Stripe’s trade marketing manager; Jodi-Ann Campbell, Red Stripe’s channel development manager; and Sean Wallace, head of commercial at Red Stripe shared lens time at Heineken’s after-work series kick-off event at TacBar on Friday.
From left – Jabari, Amoye Phillpotts-Brown, Heineken’s Brand Manager and DJ Franco made some memories at the first of five Heineken after-work series on Friday night. With ice-cold Heineken beers in hand, the night could not have been better for Oshane Rhoden (left), head chef of the newly launched TacBar and Jarvis Reynolds.Kelly Johnson (left) and friend Doniell Lawerence were ecstatic to attend the first night of Heineken’s after-work pop up events.
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