Lustig Srefidensi Sunglam 25.11.10
SunGlam at Leguana Park - Nov 2010
Event information
Lustig Events
The Architects of the Festival Era
The Story: Founded in the mid-2000s (around 2005/2006), Lustig Events revolutionized the entertainment landscape in Suriname. Before Lustig, parties were mostly confined to dark clubs; Lustig took the party outdoors and upscaled the production to international standards. They were the first to bring massive LED screens, international EDM DJs, and complex stage designs to the country.
Signature Events: They are most famous for their Lustig Phagwa Festival, which turned the traditional Hindu spring festival into a massive, multi-stage electronic music event. They also pioneered the White Beach parties and high-end pool parties that define much of your 2007–2011 archives.
The Vibe: Lustig was always about "Experience." Whether it was a zip-line over the crowd or a synchronized "powder show" at Phagwa, their events were designed to be visually stunning—which is why your galleries for their events likely have some of the highest engagement on your site.
The Story: Founded in the mid-2000s (around 2005/2006), Lustig Events revolutionized the entertainment landscape in Suriname. Before Lustig, parties were mostly confined to dark clubs; Lustig took the party outdoors and upscaled the production to international standards. They were the first to bring massive LED screens, international EDM DJs, and complex stage designs to the country.
Signature Events: They are most famous for their Lustig Phagwa Festival, which turned the traditional Hindu spring festival into a massive, multi-stage electronic music event. They also pioneered the White Beach parties and high-end pool parties that define much of your 2007–2011 archives.
The Vibe: Lustig was always about "Experience." Whether it was a zip-line over the crowd or a synchronized "powder show" at Phagwa, their events were designed to be visually stunning—which is why your galleries for their events likely have some of the highest engagement on your site.