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A stellar cast of MCs and DJs is set to rock Zimbabwe’s premium nightlife spot in Harare, as a new look Club Connect opens its doors to the public this Thursday.
Nestled in the first and second floors of towering NetOne Building, a stone throw away from the majestic Rainbow Towers, Olympus Lounge and Club Zeus, will open doors to the public tomorrow Thursday 8 June.
Connect shut it’s doors in January this year to undergo a world-class facelift. And it is back, bigger and better!
On Saturday, officials from the management company announced the latest development during a private cocktail held for members of the press at the joint ahead of its official opening.
The well-invested 2 in 1 enterprise has transformed its premium upstairs bar aptly named Olympus Lounge, into a crown jewel with its dazzling lights and all white comfy seats.
According to a spokesperson, the lounge will also offer munchies and meals to its patrons with the introduction of a restaurant and kiosk for those who love to drink with food on the side.
“Winter is here and we have come to reclaim our space in the entertainment industry. We appreciate the support our patrons have given us over the years. This upgrade is for them so that they continue to enjoy the best in entertainment and recreation.”
Downstairs, newly named Club Zeus formerly Club Connect will give patrons a new experience with the establishment of a multipurpose playroom which comes with cocktails and a 360 degree camera booth while music plays in the background.
Named after the Greek god of the sky and thunder, Zeus, the club is set to electrify the entertainment scene with a whole new experience for revellers.
Its golden couches which resonate well with state-of-the-art lighting and thunderous sound system will no doubt give patrons value for their money as it is poised to become the capital’s “king of entertainment”. Nhau/Indaba
