Venue: Kenya National Museum
Dates: November 26, 2010 – January 31, 2011
Time: 8:30am-5:30pm
Entry: Museum rates apply
This exhibition project is organized by the Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera) of the RAS and the National Museums of Kenya (Nairobi).
Mirror of Time is made possible through the good offices of the Russian Embassy in Kenya. Also, with the support of the Aga Khan Development Network
Relaunching of Community Conservation Fund by Wildlife Foundation for the protection of the Nairobi National Park Ecosystem
You are cordially invited to a sundowner event for the launching of community conservation fund.
Time: Friday, 21 Jan 2011, 4-7 PM
Velue: Ivory Burning site (Nairobi National Park). Enter through KWS main gate, Langata Road
R.S.V.P:
Ms. Irina Wandera
Cell: 0723690686
E-mail: ikwandera@gmail.com
Jazz by The Limericks Band
Thursday, January 20 · 7:00pm – 10:00pm at the Karen Country Lodge.
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The British Council is facilitating a public lecture on creativity and innovation
Date: January 19th 2011
Time: 5.30pm – 7.30pm
Venue: Sarova Stanley Hotel, Kimathi Street, Nairobi
Fee: Kshs. 300
Speaker: Anamaria Wills, Chief Executive, CIDA International
Moderator: David Muriithi, Managing Director, Creative Enterprise Centre, Nairobi
Target audience: Business people from all industries/sectors
Anamaria Wills, is an award winning CEO of leading creativity and innovation business CIDA International. She will talk about the difference between creativity and innovation and how innovation is the essential life blood of companies in the 21st century.
Drawing on examples of clients ranging from the BBC to Chartered Accountancy, she will illustrates how the innate creative capacity of any company’s workforce is the most vital element in a leader’s toolkit for success.
UPDATE:
The Embassy of Spain in Nairobi is happy to inform you that the above exhibition has been extended until the end of February 2011.
This exhibition of old Africa maps will take you on a trip through geographical knowledge and history in Africa. As part of the Hispanic-Kenyan Cultural Forum.
This exhibition is curated by specialist Javier Serrano.
Venue: Embassy of Spain, CBA building, Mara and Ragati Rds. Upper Hill
Dates: November 30th 2010 – February 28th 2011
Time: week-days 8am – 3:30pm
Entrance: Free
After a regretful situation and deeds, Kenyans are always fond of shouting out “OH MY GOD!”. Have you ever wondered what would happen if after shouting out OH MY GOD!, God actually appeared and said “Yes?”.
Heartstrings Kenya will hilariously explore the reality.
OH MY GOD!
Comedy directed by: Sammy Mwangi and Victor Ber
Conceptualized by: Dan Ndambuki aka Churchill
Venue: Alliance Française
Dates: 20,21,22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 January 2011
Times: 6.30pm weekdays
3 & 6.30pm weekends
Charges: 500/=
Call: 0721 608 656
To set the ball rolling this year the Phoenix Players Presents LUCKY PEOPLE a comedy by John Godber. Morris and Jean never seriously expect to win the National Lottery. When they do – to the tune of twenty million- they can’t believe their luck. Their lives are irredeemably changed by the windfall – the question is, for better or worse? Can money buy happiness? Is enough ever enough? John Godber addresses these questions with his customary wit and compassion in this sharply observed and brutally funny play. Tickets available for Kshs. 500 for Adults and Kshs. 300 for Students.
PREMIERS THIS FRIDAY THE 14th TO 29TH JANUARY2011. BOOK NOW!!!
The show is directed by George Mungai.
The show shall be on Wed, Thurs and Friday’s @ 7p.m, Sat 15th and 22nd @ 6p.m Sun 23rd @ 4p.m & Sat 29th at 3p.m & 6p.m. Mpesa Accepted.
For ticket bookings call Naomi on +254-0729-913425, +254-020-222 55 06
E-mail:- info@phoenixtheatre.co.ke
The launch of online magazine foot-notes is January 18th at the Goethe Institute Auditorium at 6pm
foot-notes.org is an artist-led initiative intended to be East Africa’s leading magazine on contemporary visual arts with focus on East African artists and their impact on the global art scene. It aims to be the directory for the most acclaimed signature artists and a showcase of nascent talent in East Africa – the meeting point for the region’s new breed of aficionados who seek emerging contemporary art platforms. The magazine wants to create a platform for critical art review and analysis with the aim of documenting contemporary art in the region thus activating interaction through audience participation in collaboration with local artists and art institutions.
Jane Bussmann Comedy Show
when: Jan. 20 2011, doors open at 6:30pm
where: Casablanca
Tickets: kes1,000 in advance & kes1,500 at the door. Advance ticket payment by mpesa 0724 716 397
For more information contact 0770 300 714
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