Feel the rhythm, soak up the atmosphere, and let the evening unfold at Wakehurst.
Join Joie de Vivre, a sensational seven piece band, for a laid back, irresistible night of bossa nova and Latin infused jazz. Bring your own picnic or enjoy tasty bites and drinks from our bar, then settle in or dance as smooth grooves, silky vocals and sun soaked rhythms transport you to warmer climes.
The perfect soundtrack to a summer evening with friends.
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