UPDATE: Postponed till early next year (2011)
Date: December 27, 2010
Venue: K1, Klub House, Soccer City
Location: Ojijo Rd, Parklands
Time: 8-11.30pm
Entry: Kshs 700 (Advance) and Kshs 1000 at the gate
Performances by: Atemi Oyungu, Jacob Asiyo, Dan “Chizi” Aceda & Chris Adwar.
Kenya Cultural Centre incorporating Kenya National Theatre (KNT)
Presents
Ngoma Kikwetu!
A Celebration of Kenyan’s rich musical and dance heritage
Featuring: Nairobi National Dance Ensemble, Mangoma Afrika, Pith of Afrika Music & Dance Company, Radi Cultural Troupe and Owiny Sigoma Musicians.
Date: December 4, 2010
Venue: Kenya National Theatre
Time: 3-5pm
Entry: Free
Some of the things to expect are; Contemporary African lyrical music, Indigenous African ritualistic phrases, Popular African urban dance percussive musical arrangements, Old time coastal traditional musical nuances, Intricately symbolic dance formations, Choreographic re-interpretation of Eastern Africa communal dances, Modern creative traditional dance pieces, Afro-percussive music, Musical idioms and delicately soulful but vibrant musical lore of the Luo speaking people of Eastern Africa
Telephone contacts: +254 726 008 677, +254 722 739 894;
E-mail: director.culturalcentre@ymail.com
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Where: Nailab Nairobi, Bishop Magua Centre, opp. Uchumi Ngong hyper 4th floor – same as iHub.
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Date: December 11, 2010
Venue: Kuona Trust
Location: Likoni Close, Likoni Lane, Off Dennis Pritt Road
Time: 11:00am – 5:00pm
Entry: Adults Kshs 200 & Children Kshs 100
This will be a day to showcase Kuona Trust’s role and achievements in the visual arts sector since its inception and one specifically set aside to just have fun with friends and family.
In the space will be; the 30 resident artists who will open up their studios for public viewing, an exhibition in the gallery, library boasting the largest collection of contemporary art books in Kenya, Art workshops and classes for all kids and adults, Mural painting, Performances, Music, Food & drink and Entertainment and art for the whole family.
