Dates: December 8-10, 2017
Venue: Kenya National Theatre
Showtimes are: Friday 7pm, Saturday 3pm & 7pm and Sunday 3pm & 7pm
Tickets: Advance: 1,000/= and On the door: 1,500/=
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdEqBwuRknM
Advance tickets are available from mymookh at https://mymookh.com/tickets/event/509 and using Paybill – Business number: 697663; Account: Your name.
BSQ at the NMK | Image via the NMK
Date: December 8, 2017
Venue: Nairobi National Museum
Time: 2 pm
The group will also have an exhibition – NextGen – at the Museum, Creativity Gallery – running until January 15, 2018
About
Join the artists on Friday 8th December at 2PM for a fun and interactive graffiti session in the gallery!
The bomb squad crew (BSQ) is a street art group consisting of young Kenyan artists. The group formed in 2011 and hails from the city streets of Kenya’s capital, Nairobi. It is made up of members with a passion and love for art, specifically mural work and graffiti. The exhibition titled NextGen is BSQ’s first major exhibition. The public is invited to join the artists on Friday 8th December at 2PM for a fun and interactive graffiti session in the Nairobi National Museum’s Creativity Gallery!
NextGen is an exhibition about the next generation, a generation that has forgotten the beauty of our culture. The artists use a variety of techniques in collaborative and individual works to investigate how our culture is affected today by the mixture of traditional and technological influences.
BSQ hopes to show museum visitors that street art is not only for vandalism but can be displayed in a museum gallery to express and address different societal issues, in this case to portray how technology has affected our culture both positively and negatively.
BSQ have managed to carve up a name for themselves as the most energetic, inspiring and creative art crew in East and Central Africa. BSQ is a group of young Kenyan artist formed in 2011.
Date: December 7, 2017
Venue: Alliance Française Terrace
Time: 6.30 pm
Entry: Free
About
A discussion organized by FLEE, a cultural engineering platform dedicated to the documentation and enhancement of hybrid cultures, that is at the same time a record label, a publishing house and an exhibition curator. For its first issue, FLEE decided to focus on Benga music. This discussion will be an opportunity to première in Nairobi a vinyl record along with a printed magazine that tells the story of benga and celebrates the pioneers of benga (Daniel Owino Misiani, George Ramogi and the Migori Superstars), concluding with modern respectful re-interpretations by Nik Weston, Jaakko Eino Kalevi, and Africaine 808.
Dates: 9th December 2017 / 10th December
Time: 7pm / 3pm
Venue: All Saints Cathedral, Kenyatta Avenue
Tickets: KES 800 Adults
KES 500 Students and NMS Members
Featuring the works by John Rutter, Mark Hayes and a host of blissful arrangements of your favorite Christmas tunes – performed by the Nairobi Music Society and the Nairobi Orchestra – Conducted by Duncan Wambugu