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Rum Punch Brunch was never meant to be ordinary.

Founded in 2016 by Rockers Unltd. creators Allan Williams and André “Dreggae” Ruddock, what began as a gathering of friends and family at Spice Bistro in Brookhaven has grown into one of the most influential Caribbean cultural experiences in Atlanta — and beyond.

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Over the years, RPB has evolved from a brunch into a movement. From Coconut Grill in Gwinnett to the Sound Table in the heart of the Martin Luther King District on Edgewood Avenue, every chapter has expanded the vision. Each venue. Each season. Bigger crowds. Higher energy. Elevated production.

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At the Sound Table, Rum Punch Brunch made history — launching Atlanta’s first Caribbean block party series and redefining how the city celebrates Jamaica’s Independence and Carnival season. Signature events like Street Dance and Soca De Mayo have drawn crowds of over 7,000 people, cementing RPB as a pillar of Caribbean culture in the diaspora.

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Today, RPB calls Believe Music Hall home, welcoming more than 2,500 guests weekly into a multi-level experience powered by music, community, and the legendary Rum Punch that started it all.

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Now entering Season X, Rum Punch Brunch stands as a ten-year testament to consistency, culture, and community building. What started as an idea has become infrastructure. What started as brunch has become tradition.

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This isn’t just an event.
It’s where culture lives every Sunday.