The first quarter of the year is over, and we’re looking for where to relax and turn up before we fully go into the next one. Here are six reasons why you should party with Johnnie Walker.
Highball cocktails for everyone
If there’s one thing that people hate during parties, it’s when the alcohol finishes before the party ends. Thankfully, this isn’t a thing that happens at Johnnie Walker parties; after all, they’re an alcohol brand. The chances of running out of drinks are ZERO. Remember to drink responsibly though.
They always bring artists to perform
Johnnie Walker says you don’t have to wait till December before you see your favourite artists perform. They bring artists such as Falz, Asake, Victony, etc., to you at every party they throw.
Meet old and new people
Johnnie Walker parties are so popular that there’s a high chance you’ll either run into old friends or meet new ones when you attend one. If mercury is not in lucozade, maybe, just maybe, you’ll also meet your new bae. Have the streets not tired you?
You’ll get to explore your artistic side through painting
A chance for you to drink alcohol, paint and dance, does it get any better than that? We’re not fully sure what popular philosopher Lojay meant when he said: “Ma jo Monalisa” but we’re almost certain it’s something around painting and dancing, and that’s what you get to do at a JW party.
There’s always a lot of food
We know Lagos people are triggered, but believe us when we say, “Don’t eat before coming.”. If all you want to do is eat and dance, attend the next Johnnie Walker party.
Premium entertainment
From the games to the various DJs to the hype people, Johnnie Walker always takes it to the next level with entertainment. With JW parties, you get games night, sip and paint, concert and fashion pop-up shops all combined into one. There’s never a single dull moment.
The good news is, you don’t have to wait too long. Johnnie Walkers is painting the town red with the Walkers District party. The Walkers District is spotlighting local artisans, rising musicians and growing fashion designers. If you’re a creative thinking about the next Monalisa, come through for some creative and alcoholic juices.
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