
Date: April 30, 2015
Venue: Choices – Baricho Road
Time: 8-11 pm
No Cover Charge
Concert: Ricky na Marafiki – Brass Edition ft. Christine Kamau, Apr. 28 2015 @ Alliance Française

Ricky Na Marafiki would like to invite to An Evening Of Afro Jazz the Brass Edition that shall be taking place on the 28th of April at the Alliance Française from 6 to 9 pm.
About
This time we shall be featuring Christine Kamau, the jazz trumpeter who began showing signs of musicianship at an early age. Her parents encouraged her by enrolling for music lessons at age 11 to study music theory and classical piano. She followed on with learning the Trumpet at the Kenya Conservatoire of Music under Kagema Gichuhi.The entrance fee for the show is 500/- and you can reserve your ticket by calling the number 0737797997.
The album So Simple shall also be available for sale at 500/-
Cinema Japan: ALWAYS Sunset on Third Street (Part 2), Apr. 25 2015 @ Japan Information & Culture Centre

The Japan Information & Culture Centre invites you to the screening of part two of the movie “ALWAYS Sunset on Third Street” which will be shown on Saturday, 25th April 2015.
Admission is free of charge and the movie screening is open to all film fans.
Date: Saturday, 25th April 2015
Time: 2:00p.m.
Gates Open: 1:30p.m.
Venue: Japan Information & Culture Centre, Embassy of Japan, Mara Road, Upper Hill
Registration Required | Entry Free
Screening: ALWAYS Sunset on Third Street (Part 2)
Synopsis: Spring of 1959. Chagawa (Yoshioka Hidetaka) still thinks of Hiromi (Koyuki) who took off without a word, while living with Junnosuke (Suga Kenta), a boy Hiromi left in his care. At Suzuki Auto, where Suzuki Norifumi (Tsutsumi Shinichi) and his wife Tomoe (Yakushimaru Hiroko) live, Mutsuko (Horikita Maki) is established enough to stand on her own two feet. Then the Suzukis gain a new family member – their relatives’ daughter whom they are going to look after. To Chagawa, Junnosuke’s biological father, Kawabuchi, comes to take back his son. In order to keep Junnosuke with him, the father imposes conditions upon him to give the boy a decent life. To secure a stable life and also to prove himself to Hiromi, Chagawa starts writing again to win the Akutagawa award, a once abandoned
hope.







