1 DAY TO GO: LADY M GARDENS TO HOST BIG INDEPENDENCE PICNIC

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BLANKET & WINES PICNIC – PAIDHA

📍 Lady M Gardens, Paidha

📅 This Friday & Saturday

🎟️ Entry: UGX 5,000

Paidha is getting ready for an exciting Independence Day celebration filled with music, games, family fun and entertainment.

🎶 WHAT TO EXPECT

🎧 Great DJs & MCs

🎤 Lots of entertainment

🏐 Volleyball & ⚽ football

♟️ Ludo, draft, chess, Mweso/Soro & cards

🥚 Egg-on-spoon race

💪 Tug of war

🥔 Potato sack race

🏐 Netball and other fun activities

🔥 Fire camp

🏆 Exciting prizes to be won

🍖 FOOD & DRINKS Enjoy a variety of Nyama Choma, including pork, goat meat, chicken, sausages and chips, alongside a wide range of drinks.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY! Come with your children, friends and loved ones. Bring your blankets, mats, Bluetooth speakers, food and favourite games and enjoy a relaxed picnic atmosphere away from everyday stress.

🤍 DRESS CODE: White or any picnic attire of your choice.

🏃 Don’t forget your sportswear!

🧺 Mats will also be available for sale.

🔥 AFTER-PARTY: Lady M Bar

📢 Tell a friend to tell a friend! Come one, come all and celebrate Independence in style at Lady M Gardens, Paidha.

See you there — don’t miss it!

By Ocaya Kennedy @AfricaPamoja-UG

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