
Date: December 13, 2014
Venue: Michael Joseph Centre
Time: 8 pm
Entrance: KES 500
Book Launch: Contact Zone NRB 13 – Miriam Syowia Kyambi, Dec. 10 2014 @ Goethe-Institut Auditorium

Date and Time: 10. December 2014, 6.00 pm
Venue: Goethe-Institut Auditorium
Admission: free
About
Contact Zones NRB is a book series by Goethe-Institut Kenya and its partner Native Intelligence that focuses on art and the humanities.
During the launch, some of Miriam Syowia Kyambi’s works will be exhibited and reviewed in a discussion with James Muriuki and Robby Bresson.
The book will be available at a special launch price of 500/= KSh.
Performance: Weaving Pan-Africanism at the Scene of the Gathering, Dec. 10 2014 @ Alliance Française Gardens
Date: Wednesday, December 10 2014
Venue: Alliance Française Gardens
Time: 7 pm
Entrance free
‘WEAVING PANAFRICANISM AT THE SCENE OF THE GATHERING’ by the Weaving Kenya Women’s Collective
A performance based on the essay ‘Pan Africanism, diaspora and gender’ that revisits ideas of belonging and identity, calling our attention to the intellectual labour that precedes, accompanies and becomes the legacy of critical inventions embodied in Women’s Acts of Resistance.
Serena Hotels Jamhuri Weekend Getaway, Dec. 12-14 2014 @ Serena Hotels across the Country
Shopping around for the long week-end/Jamhuri plan?
Check out the sensible festive offers and rates which also come with an option of paying in installments under Lipa Polepole facility.

Find more info here.
Theatre: Kenya Made in China, Dec. 9-21 2014 @ Alliance Française

Dates: December 9-21, 2014
Venue: Alliance Française auditorium
Time: Weekdays @ 6.30pm, Weekend @ 3, & 6.30pm
Tickets: 500/-
All this time Kenyans have thought that all fake things have come from China. Little do we know that that is a cover-up for the massive fakeness that we have embraced as Kenyans.
A Heartstrings Entertainment production, directed by Sammy Mwangi
Le Concert Impromptu, Dec. 9 2014 @ Courtyard – National Museum

Date: December 9, 2014
Venue: National Museum Courtyard
Time: 7 pm
Tickets: KES 500
Make time to come and listen to the finest French-German woodwind quintet.
Philip ‘Fil-ah’ Tuju – the Official Introduction Concert, Dec. 7 2014 @ All Saints Cathedral – Trinity Auditorium
About
Name the best singers musicians and groups in Kenya today, and there is a high chance that the name Philip ‘Fil-ah’ Tuju, will pop up.From Sauti sol to Elani, Scott the Violinist to Anto neosoul, from Kenzo to Avril, Fil-ah has been the one who has given these artists key lessons in vocal performance and technique.
With great experience as a founder singer with the once vocal giant group Pentamony, and vocal instructor at Upper Hill School and many other institutions and private students, Fil-ah is an authority in matters singing.
This December 7th 2014 come listen to the creator of modern day vocal harmony in Kenya backed by a chamber orchestra, 6piece band, and a 70 voice strong choir (the RedFourth chorus), Philip ‘Fil-ah’ Tuju, will deliver the most heartfelt performance ever witnessed in Kenya.
His new acapella album Every Dream will be on sale.
He will collaborate with notable musicians including; Scott the Violinist, Maryolive Mungai, Rhoda Ondeng, Robin Marcel, Benson Mutahi, Moulded, Solitude, Upper Hill School/ State House Girls choir and the 4 year old singer Yahya
Date: 7th December at all saints Cathedral (Trinity Auditorium)
Entry 500 Adults
300 students
children below 12 years free





