The Grand Opening Weekend Party of the new open-air venue “The Piazza” was held with absolute success, at the “Regency Casino Thessaloniki”, which came to change the map of entertainment. Many famous personalities from the journalistic, artistic and business world of the capital, as well as many friends of the large family of the Regency Group, traveled from all over Europe to live the ultimate entertainment experience. Starting from the unique 5-star hospitality at the “Hyatt Regency Thessaloniki Hotel”, the experience continued in the most atmospheric garden of the city, “ō kipos restaurant & bar”, with excellent gastronomic flavors and musical surprises by Memos Begnis and Thomai Apergi, in the open-air space of the “Regency Casino Thessaloniki” and took off with a musical extravaganza at the “Piazza”.
“The Piazza Project”, within the “Regency Casino Thessaloniki”, officially opened its gates, literally creating an absolute pandemonium of visitors, who rushed to experience the explosive line-up with live performances by top artists, street food flavors and non-stop gaming. The “Piazza” stage welcomed FY, STAN, Two Gents, DJ PITSI, as well as the unique Lefteris Pantazis, along with Demy and Eleftheria Eleftheriou, while the audience was thrilled by the DJ set of Maria Antona and Jayla.
Beyond music, “The Piazza Project” redefines the concept of entertainment with four state-of-the-art gaming pavilions and 216 new generation slots from leading companies Aristocrat, IGT and Light & Wonder, offering a gaming experience that does not exist anywhere else in Europe. Street food delights, delicious donuts from “Red Cap”, signature cocktails at the impressive outdoor bar from “Campari Red Passion” and the big cash and car raffles completed the ultimate experience.
The Piazza Project is the new meeting point of the co-capital: “see you at The Piazza”!
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