Top parties that went down during Christmas season

GEOFFREY KORIO unveils the top parties that went down during Christmas season

The festive parties started early in the week as hordes of Pulsers made their way to K1 for the summer bunnies party Karibu Nite. The partygoers welcomed Kenyans from the Diaspora for a memorable night.

However, as the place was swelling up, confusion and disorganisation rent the air but it did not deter the crowd. On the decks were VJ One and DJ Crème who spinned hits to the delight of the fans. The hypemasters Nick Ngei and Maina Kageni did not disappoint as they fully utilised the colourfully lit stage.

 “The wild partying trend continues nonstop till January 4, 2013 for the Kwaheri Bash to wish them well as they head back abroad,” said K1 proprietor Sammy Kahama as the party continued to the wee hours of Saturday morning. 

Apart from K1, Carnivore grounds also rocked as Trueblaq Entertainment threw a party to remember for the summer bunnies. The sunny afternoon provided the perfect atmosphere for partygoers to usher in pre-Christmas celebrations.

Draped in red and white, the place was fabulous in designs and bright, the sound system was clear and crisp, and beside the dance floor one could fail to ignore the large screens, which provided an avenue for those seated down to watch the videos. The lovely and sassy dressed summer bunnies could be spotted in attendance.

 “Are you ready to party!” bellowed the MC as the party rocked. Drinks flowed freely as partygoers capitalised on the rare chance. Some called it quits and headed for their cribs but the party went on courtesy of Joe Mfalme.

With the summer bunnies’ parties continuing to the wee hours of the morning, another one was in the offing. The Vineyard in Westlands hosted the Doctors and Nurses affair. This was the second edition of the popular deejay unit, the Deejays Republic.

“I hope the nurses’ on strike won’t come here and demand their rights,” joked a Pulser as she made her way to the club. The place was jampacked. Dudes rocked lab coats albeit some looked like those of butchers rather than doctors while the lasses decked short sexy white nurse outfits leaving dudes drooling on the dance floor.

Deejays Hypnotiq and Mista Dru battling it out on the decks battling it out. DJ Protégé was busy prepping himself on the other side and a busy Kalekye Mumo couldn’t be ignored as she moved up and down making sure the party progressed smoothly. However, and surprising at that, was the rendition of Scot the violinist.

Forget the deejays; the talented Scot stole the show with his violin parody of almost all hit songs thrown at him.