Rewinding back to the good old music days
What is a day out without skewers, drinks and good company to go along. photos/Isaac Ssejjombwe
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History, Hundreds of revellers swam in pools of nostalgic memories at the just concluded Reminisce event at Kati Kati, Lugogo
Hundreds of revellers swam in pools of nostalgic memories at the just concluded Reminisce event at Kati Kati, Lugogo. Being the eighth edition of the event, Reminisce is a brainchild of Robert Victor Nsibirwa and Prisca Mutesi, whose dreams of captivating Ugandans with the old school feel was birthed in 2021.
DJ Rasta Rob spinning discs back to the ‘80s and ‘90s.
“The Reminisce is an experiential event, which brings together lovers of old school culture to enjoy good music all the way from the 1960s to the early ‘90s as they catch up with friends while enjoying a variety of eats and drinks,” Nsibirwa said at this event.
Guests who started accessing the venue as early as 2pm had a lot of activities to engage in. Right at the entrance was a photo booth adorned with vintage accessories, including a telephone set, a TV set and old newspapers. This was a go-to area, especially for the ladies who snapped and paused for selfies and videos.
Host Timothy Code on stage with a reveller.
With the curtain-raising made up of a cocktail treat, fans were also treated to a red carpet session at 4pm and they enjoyed the event with a 3D experience.
On the stage, Rasta Rob MC, DJ Ssese, DJ Moze, Selecta Dee and DJ Gero had the responsibility of keeping the crowd entertained and they earned their pay playing strictly oldies music from the ‘80s, ‘90s and early 2000s.
Revellers pose for a photo moment with a vintage car.
Launched at Cayenne Bar in 2021, The Reminisce has since grown into an event that runs three times a year, spiced up by attendance from revellers who showcase their throwback fashion, while matching up to the theme.
