This Thursday (19th January), TREC KL will celebrate the first anniversary of Electric Boulevard – the first block to open in TREC in December 2015. It will also see 2 other celebrations – Retro Tapas Bar Cafe’s opening launch and Live House 1st anniversary bash on the same day.
Electric Boulevard is set to transform into a bustling scene with F&B brands (Friendscino, The Social, Como, Crave Oysters & Seafood House, Crime Cocktail Bar, Reggae Bar, TRAK, Donkey & Crow Irish Pub) lining up a row of pop-up food/drink stalls alongside participation of Red Tomato KL, Byblos Cafe & Lounge, and Le Noir KL.
If you love slurpees then you’re in luck because there will be free slurpees from 7-Eleven’s slurpee truck! Slurpees not your thing? Then be sure to savour Starbucks’ sampling and score one of 200 pieces of “Buy One Free One” vouchers* to be given out on event day use.
*While stocks last.
At event space Quad, there’ll be a plethora of activities including a live band/DJ, beer pong by I Pong KL, free popcorn from Vibes Club, free cotton candy, and free La Cremeria ice cream by Nestle. Adding to the carnival vibe are roving stilt walkers and samba dancers.
The best part is that entry to Electric Carnival, which starts from 7pm till late, is free!
Electric Boulevard’s first anniversary is also marked by the opening launch of Retro Tapas Bar Cafe that is located at Alcove block. With near 200 items of F&B on its menu, the casual bar and cafe serves an affordable range of Asian-inspired tapas and drinks. Retro Tapas Bar Cafe will add to Electric Boulevard’s festivities with live performances e.g. live bands / DJs, dance acts, and a supercar display at Rhapsody Square (in front of Retro Tapas Bar Cafe).
Last but not least, Live House will ringing in its first anniversary on the same day too and the celebration will feature super–band Fifth Element, which is part of its 2017 line-up. Oh, and before you call it a night, pop by the Mercedes-Benz City Store a mystery gifts await visitors from 7pm – midnight.
Don’t say we didn’t share 😉
For more information, visit TREC KL’s website or Facebook page.
