one house. nine days. never the same twice.

Interior of a stylish restaurant or cafe with green and yellow accents, tropical plants, artwork, dining table with yellow chairs, and woven pendant lights.
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day by day

  • The house opens to the public in the afternoon. That night, a soft open: music, rum, the house broken in properly.

  • Lovers Rock at midday. A selector on vinyl, rum punch, a Sunday cook-up, flowers on every table. No plated dinner, just a Jamaican Sunday in the sun.

  • The VIP launch. The formal opening of the house, before Basel begins. Rum, champagne, music into the night.

  • A live set from a Jamaican artist, then a late night. The one performance of the week.

  • The Table I. A seated dinner where the table itself tells the story: ceramics, textiles, wood, flowers.

  • The Table II. The hero dinner of the week, a guest chef and a spirits pairing.

  • The party. No panel, no dinner. Just the invitation people want during Basel's public days. Link: none — invite-only.

  • The Table III, the Grand Jamaican Table. Art, food, design, music, and storytelling at one table, the largest of the week. Link: reserve on Lumaon

  • The final Lovers Rock, in daylight, where it belongs. Selector, rum, cook-up, flowers, and a short thank-you before the music keeps going.

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