Kudu turns two with one wild party

Sydney venue hotspot Kudu celebrated their 2nd birthday last week with an African themed event where plans for the opening of a new venue were also announced.


Sydney venue hotspot Kudu Bar and Lounge celebrated their 2nd birthday last week (17 March) with an African themed event where plans for the opening of a new venue were also announced.

The African theme, inspired by the bar’s namesake, transformed the venue into a Wednesday night playground for Sydney’s social scene.


Channel V’s Danny Clayton and a reptilian event guest 

Guests were greeted by staff dressed as African animals, face painted bar staff and a door girl that replicated an exotic bird.

Flowing Moët, sorbet cocktails and a degustation of delicious canapés kept everyone appropriately hydrated and nourished in the makeshift Sahara setting.


Kudu staff appropriately dressed for the ‘Wild’ celebration

DJ Jimmy2Sox provided the perfect soundtrack, from Toto’s Africa to the tribal sounds of Ebony Bones as guests took to the dance floor.

Spotted celebrating were Channel V’s Danny Clayton, fashion designer, Bowie, models, Cassie Gardener, Angela Shallis, Kristy Coulcher, Rachel Phillips (aka DJ Minx) and Jay Simons.


Guests, human and insects, celebrated the 2nd birthday of Sydney venue Kudu

Guest were also some of the first to hear about Chalmers’ newest venture, Beach Haus opening in a matter of weeks at the old Baron’s site in Kings Cross.

Beach Haus’ rumoured light, crisp design will bring breath of fresh air to Sydney’s bar scene and buck the prevalent local trend for dark-wood-and chrome interiors.

Guests to the bar can look forward to a level of exclusivity not experienced in Sydney before, Veuve Clicquot, premium vodka & caviar nights and service fit for the Hamptons’ celebutante set.

 

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