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New Zealand’s Longest Sunday Session set to launch at 46 & Y
New Zealand’s Longest Sunday Session set to launch at
46 & York
New Zealand’s longest day of summer falls on Sunday 21 December 2014, giving Kiwis over 14 hours of daylight. To celebrate the day, local Auckland bistro, 46 & York is hosting New Zealand’s Longest Sunday Session with top female DJ, Zeisha Fremaux and Moët Ice Impérial, the world’s first and only daytime champagne designed to be served on ice.
From 2.30pm DJ Zeisha Fremaux, who recently opened for Kimbra’s ‘Golden Echo’ release party, is set to grace the decks with a selection of musical genres including house and electro, through to old school hip hop, funk and soul.
46 & York will also be honouring the occasion with a tried and true Kiwi favourite, freshly shucked oysters paired with a flute of Moët Ice Impérial champagne for a set price.
New Zealand’s Longest Sunday Session will take place on Sunday 21 December at 46 & York, 46 Parnell Road, Parnell, Auckland (corner of York St). Bookings are not necessary.
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