Photographic Exhibition: BOBBY PALL: KRCS:
Opening: October 8, 2015
Venue: Creativity Gallery, Nairobi National Museum. Museum Hill
Time: 6pm
Until: October 31, 2015
About
An exhibition of photographic prints on canvas that tell a story of adversities, hope and change.“Through my photography I seek to document the voice of today issues and to share with others the beauty and diversity of the world through my eyes” – Bobby Pall
Dates and Time:
October 9th: 7:00 pm onwards
October 10th: 4:00 pm onwards
October 11th: 4:00 pm onwards
Location: Oshwal Centre Auditorium, Ring Road
Tickets: Kshs 1500: stall and Kshs 1000: balcony
Tickets available at TOY WORLD: Yaya Centre, Village Market, Sarit Centre and ABC Place
Contact No: 0724734789
About
“SIMBA”: A musical production based on ‘The Lion King’ composed of a fusion of dance, drama, visual effects, exquisite sets and musical elements.It has been previously staged in July 2015. Due to the overwhelming response, it is back by public demand.
Dates: October 6-8, 2015
Venue: Alliance Française Auditorium
About
The Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) is a group of states which are not formally aligned with or against any major power bloc. As of 2012, the movement has 120 members and 17 observer countries.
The Non Aligned Movement (NAM) Film Festival in Nairobi is organized by the countries members of the troika of this organization, Egypt, Iran and Venezuela as part of the commemorative activities for the transfer of the presidency of NAM to Venezuela.
Through these movies we want to highlight the development of the film industry as well as to show the cultural diversity of the people of the South.
Date: October 17, 2015
Venue: Distant Relatives – Kilifi
Tickets: KES 1,500 at the Gate
Date: October 3, 2015
Venue: Alliance Française Gardens
Time: 7 pm
Tickets: KES 500
About
The 5-member band Grèn Sémé, led by charismatic poet and singer, Carlo de Sacco, brings its brand of ‘evolutionary maloya’ music to Kenya. Maloya is a form of music, song and dance native to Réunion Island. Of mixed racial origins, maloya was created by Malagasy and African slaves on the sugar plantations and was eventually appropriated by the island’s entire population. Since 2009 Maloya has featured in UNESCO’s very select Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Singing in creole and French, Grèn Sémé’s poetic and meaningful lyrics are set to traditional maloya rhythms blended with world music and electro dub influences. The band has performed in leading Festivals in France including les Francofolies de la Rochelle, Babel Med, la Fiesta des Suds, Le Printemps de Bourges and most recenlty at the Quai Branly Museum in Paris.s
Date: October 8, 2015
Venue: Choices, Baricho Road
Time: 8-11 pm
No Cover Charge
