All white party with a difference…BEE’s Garden of House returns with Christmas Eve festivities

 

Online Reporter

AFTER a spectacular year in which it arguably established itself as Bulawayo’s most spectacular and consistent lifestyle event, Garden of House (GOH) is set to return for its last event of the year, with a gig pencilled in for Christmas Eve.

As per tradition, the last GOH event, which is organised by Bulawayo Exclusive Events (BEE), will once again be an all-white affair.

The event crowns a massive year for BEE, who were behind some of the biggest events held in the city this year. While events such as Hinde grabbed the imagination, GOH remains the jewel in BEE’s crown, having emerged as perhaps the city’s most followed lifestyle event.

While other events of a similar nature struggled for consistency, 2025 was the year in which GOH announced itself to the world, as it finally held its first event outside Bulawayo.

The last edition of the year, which will be held at the ZITF Arena, will feature dance music heavyweights including Nite Freak, Lebza The Villain, DJ Ash T and Terrie T, among others. In addition, BEE has continued its charity drive, with well-wishers encouraged to donate to the less fortunate by leaving clothes at Video Ezy.

In an interview, GOH spokesperson Linda Mpofu said the Christmas Eve event would crown what has been a momentous year for GOH.

“This year has been all about the growth of GOH, and this last event is a thank you to everyone who has come together to grow this movement into what it is today. We have a spectacular line-up of performers, and I’m sure that at the end of the event, house music lovers will be satisfied with their experience.

 

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