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Your Super Station, Joy 99.7 FM is getting ready to thrill families and friends on May 1, 2023.
Dubbed the Drive Time Family Sip and Paint with Lexis Bill the event will have a number of activities including sip and paint, card games, ludo, monopoly, draft, oware, dancing competition, musical chairs, and bottle flip challenge.
The rest are charades (pick and act), networking and yoyo treasure hunt.
The event which will be held in Accra at the Villandro Residence, is to give listeners the opportunity to gather, while away time and make new friends on the holiday.
The maiden edition of the Drive Time Family Sip and Paint with Lexis Bill will start at 2pm.
The rate is Ghc 120. Payment can be made via MoMo number : 0593038842 ( Joy Fantastic 4).
Drive Time on Joy FM airs on weekdays from 3pm to 5:30pm.
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