Harare, Zimbabwe: Doek and Slay is all set for another event, which will be organised at Alex Sports Club in Harare on April 07, 2024.
The event will begin at 11:00 a.m. and continue till late. The event will also feature artists such as Jah Prayzah and Travellers Band.
The visitors will get to groove to the continuous beats of the DJ. The Doek and Slay invited only ladies to the Sunday event.
To make an entry, there’s a pre-decided dress code, i.e. Floral Print Dresses Plus Doek and Shades.
Interested ladies can purchase tickets from Diamond Pharmacy, MedOrange Pharmacies, Gelato Crema, T&C and APS.
Reportedly, the event will be observed in three different sessions for which tickets will be available at different prices.
Early Bird Tickets will be available from Jan 22, 2024, to Feb 25, 2024, for $10.
Phase-1 tickets can be purchased from Feb 26, 2024 to Mar 26, 2024 at $15 per person.
For Phase-2 the tickets will be available at $20 from Mar 27, 2024 to Apr 07, 2024.
As per the sources, the organisers allow the visitors to bring cooler boxes with their favourite drinks but don’t allow them to bring any outside food or eatables or drinks.
For any further queries or information, the ladies who are interested in visiting the event can contact at 0777998819.
Doek and Slay is an organisation which arranges events especially for women only. The Doek and Slay is the safest space for ladies where they slay, flourish in Doeks and unite.
It is the new pastime for ladies, in fact, it’s a dress code for attendees that may change from one edition to another or different colour codes.
It has become a culture for every Sunday that after attending Church prayers, women pack their picnic baskets and cooler boxes. They dress up in the decided colour of the day and may also wear their Doeks.
The craze has not increased in the capital city, Harare, but organizers have taken it all around Zimbabwe. Doek and Slay ensured that women from across all walks of life experienced the fun.
Earlier, some of the editions of Doek and Slay were held successfully in Bulawayo, Gweru, Kadoma and Mutare.