Oleg Lezhenko's Bartender Show

By the middle of the evening, guests usually divide into those at the buffet and those by the screen with the presentation. At that moment, the bar counter works better than any moderator: people gather around it, take photos with it, and meet each other nearby. That's why a bartender show at a corporate party isn't about drinks — it's about a focal point that keeps the evening going on its own.

Oleg Lezhenko has been doing this for 12 years — he has worked in Minsk and Moscow. He is a member of the Russian Bartenders Association, a mixologist for Pago, and a graduate of the B.A.R. training center. He has the Kazantip festival, Moscow Fashion Week, the Kinotavr film festival in Sochi, and the Vienna Ball in Moscow under his belt. He prepares cocktails of any complexity, and his show includes juggling and visual effects.

On site, it looks like this: a mobile cocktail bar sets up wherever needed — in the lobby, on the veranda, by the stage. The bartender works not behind the counter but in front of the guests: bottles and shakers in the air, light, precise movements. The finale is a pyramid of champagne glasses assembled in front of the audience. It looks equally good during a conference break and at the height of a banquet.

Minsk and Moscow are the main cities of operation; for other venues, the format is discussed separately. Suitable for a corporate party, company anniversary, presentation, and New Year's Eve. Leave your number — we'll check for an available date and quote the fee.