By Jako David Waluluka
Celebrated comedian and events MC.Alex Muhangi, has been confirmed as the official host of the firstever ‘Independence Gala’ night that will be held at Brisk bar,cafe and Lounge next month.
The event which will be featuring the legendary Afrigo Band , comedian Mariachi,Shake and Zolo alongside DJ’s Slick Stuart and Roja, will be the first of its kind to be held at the spot.
Unlike other events, the management in a bid to offer excellent service to its clientele on the night has set a 500 K reserve price for a table of four pax.
The reservation will come with an offer of the rendezvous’s signature meat buffet, a choice of drinks ranging from a 1 litre bottle of Black Label,Jameson or Four Cousins wine.
The theme night, is intended to give client’s maximum and not fun as they usher in the Independence Holiday the next day.
Nested at plot 6 Wampewo avenue,Brisk is currently one of the most sought after spots in Kampala, that offers whole some entertainment.
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