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A-Listers enjoy final hours of Christmas

Published:Tuesday | December 28, 2010 | 12:00 AM
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Two beautiful women enjoy conversation during A-List, held at Hope Gardens, Old Hope Road, on Saturday night. - photos by Winston Sill/Freelance Photographer
One of many well-dressed women.
: The event provided the perfect opportunity for friends to reconnect.
Have you heard the term eye-catching? The Gleaner cameras understood it after it picked up these beauties at A-List, .
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Hasani Walters, Gleaner Writer

Were you at the A-List? If not, you missed an overall good event that offered good vibes, good food and a good, friendly environment that allowed for great partying on Christmas night. If you were there, you understand.

Held at Hope Gardens, St Andrew, on Saturday night, the party enjoyed a decent turnout on a night when most persons were at home spending quality time with family or friends. For the patrons who turned up, however, the same could be said, as they had a good time with family and friends at the event.

The 'wonderland' theme was effectively demonstrated, as many colourful decorations were set up and costumed persons were seen parading around the venue. While the male patrons stuck to casual outfits, the ladies looked exceptionally well as they came out in hot numbers and 'killer' heels, and had heads turning all night.

Entrusted with the task of using the turntables to generate top-class musical ambience to suit the night's proceedings, the deejays did their best and managed to succeed as they all played good sets. Patrons found favour with hits such as Rihanna's Love The Way You Lie and What's My Name, Bruno Mars' Grenade and Sean Kingston's Take You There.

Although some patrons seemed unwilling to give in to the need to dance, those who did, did it well.

As music blared from the speakers and throughout the venue, deejays Delano, Third Dimension, and Jazzy T mixed a wicked 'Christmas special' for those patrons dedicated to enjoying themselves as they danced the night away.

Touching base in Jamaica was Miami-based Renegade disco, who also delivered a good set of dancehall and hip hop music to patrons.

For the admission of $4,500 for females and $6,000 for males, patrons got their money's worth of fun, food and enjoyment as they lymed, chatted and danced throughout the night.

The price tag meant there was something extra. A wide variety of scrumptious foods were available to patrons, drinks were very much in abundance and ice-cream desserts were on hand to complete the meal.

Those who opted to make the trip to Hope Gardens certainly enjoyed their Christmas night.