RNB On The Lawn returns

Wednesday, February 05, 2025 | 140 Views |

With Valentine's Day on the horizon calling for fitting event lineups, RNB On The Lawn has jumped on the bandwagon to offer patrons a taste of love and serve a themed edition, ‘Sundays Are For Lovers’.

Slated for February 16 at Bush Corner Sip & Grill in Tlokweng, event partner DJ Frostbite told Arts&Culture that this edition could not have come at a better time. He said it offers lovers a moment and opportunity to re-ignite the spark.

“The theme is Sundays Are For Lovers and we should provide the atmosphere for love to reign. For couples to reminisce and rekindle flames,” Frostbite said.

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