Dexters Daylight Disco
Dexter & Jones discovered Steven Carroll, aka Kitchen Disco DJ, through a shared dream: bring the clubbing experience into daylight, all the best tunes minus the sticky floors, the WKD Blue and the 3am kebab crash. At the time, the team were hoping to open their very own events space. For reasons more boring than ending the night on Agadoo, that ambition has taken two years to come together, though the market hall has been a brilliant home in the meantime. Now, at last, Dexter & Jones can welcome guests to party in their brand new events space: The Dog House at Dexters.
Having a dedicated event space means the team can finally create the atmosphere they've always imagined. Expect carefully designed lighting (daylight dancing doesn't have to mean full daylight), house party vibes, and a dancefloor that calls out from the moment guests walk through the door. This is Dexter & Jones' events home, and everyone is invited to join the best party yet.
One of the things the team loves most about The Dog House is its fantastic outdoor space. This is no stepping out into the alley for a fag. It's a full four tiered decking area, perfect for grabbing a breather, having a lounge, and if the weather plays ball, being transported straight to a favourite holiday destination. Guests can step outside whenever they like, and when their favourite tune drops, it's only a few shimmies back to the dancefloor.
As ever, the bars will be fully stocked with the fantastic selection Dexter & Jones is known for, from expertly chosen craft beers to premium gins, cocktails and a wide range of drinks to suit every taste.
Musically, expect an uplifting soundtrack packed with feel-good classics, soulful grooves, disco favourites and timeless dancefloor anthems from every decade, all carefully selected to keep the energy high from start to finish.
Whether guests have been along since the very first Daylight Disco or are joining for the first time, Dexter & Jones would love everyone to be part of this exciting new chapter.
Being in The Dog House has never sounded so good. Tickets £10