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Second Sundays Goes Public in December

BoomHead, November 16, 2024


Started 10 months ago by DJ Kola Champagne as a free House Party where friends invited friends to dance and drink with a few DJs invited to join Dj Kola to spin on the Deck. She took time to build community around the event and now Second Sunday’s event has gone public and describes itself “Second Sundays are exclusively for people who are down to commit to the space – genuinely let loose, enjoy themselves and enjoy the music. ✨ We are an anti-stan-up culture, anti-watch-face party – this is not a sip and chat.” Their first public event goes live on Dec 8 in time for the Christmas Party Season.

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