
Date: September 21, 2014
Venue: Nairobi Arboretum
Time: 2 pm
Tickets: KES 1000
The One Day One Dance Peace Concert will bring together the likes of Eric Wainaina, Rabbit, Juliani, Larry Asego, DJ Slim B, DJ By Mistake, KPAG, Kenneth B and Obina
Finding Voice III Exhibition: By Artists from The Little Art Gallery, Sept. 19 – Oct. 5 2014 @ Village Market

The exhibition Finding Voice III by artists from the Little Art Gallery will be opening on September 19th at the Village Market
Opening cocktail: September 21, 2014
Time: 2.30 pm
Exhibition runs until: October 5, 2014
Exhibiting artists: Michael Musyoka, Douglas Musyoki and Boniface Maina.
Boniface Maina is the artist whose painting Si Hoja was presented to former US President George Bush by President Uhuru Kenyatta.
Sports/Charity: First Edition of Ngong Trail Run, Sept. 21 2014 @ Kona Baridi

The first edition of the Ngong Trail Run;
Date: September 21, 2014
Venue: Kona Baridi
Registration costs : Kenyan – 1000 Ksh / Non Kenyan – 2000 Ksh / children under 15 year – 500 Ksh
Corporate organization, 5 people: profit 25000 Ksh / non profit 15000 Ksh
How to register
Visit us at Nakumatt Junction on 13th and 14th September 2014 or go to www.ngongtrail.com and select the registration modality: online registration; mail in / Mpesa payment; cash registration.
Runner kit
You’ll receive the event T-shirt and a runner number on or before the race
Contacts: 0722556989 / 0723712473 / 0727240667, info@runningkenya.com | Facebook: Ngong Hills Trail Run
See attached flyer with all the relevant information Ngong Trail Run Poster
About
The Ngong Trail Run is a naturalistic and wild race organized by World Friends meandering around the undulating landscapes of Ngong on an average altitude of 2100 meters. The income coming from the sponsor and from the registration fees will be used to cover the running cost of the trail run.
The proceeds will be used for the implementation of the European Union funded project Mother and Child Health in Kajado.
Comedy: Bank Robbery Gone Sour! Sept. 18-21 2014 @ Alliance Francaise
Bank Robbery gone sour!
Dates and Time: Thursday 18 and Friday 19 at 6 & 8pm, Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 at 3, 6 & 8pm
Venue: Alliance Francaise
Tickets: KES @500. Advance tickets on sale at only 400 bob till Monday September 15, 2014. Call/Mpesa-0726524124/0728130134, Airtel:0734524124 or call 0202025811. Email: info@fcakenya.co.ke
STRICTLY ADULTS ONLY
About
A bank robbery has been staged but the getaway car fails to pick up the robbers who then commandeer a taxi. In a twist of fate, the taxi is involved in an accident. And in the ensuing confusion, the money is stolen by unknown people.Working in cahoots with a crooked cop (played by Janet Kirina), the thugs suspect a taxi driver (played by Nick Ndeda) stole their loot and pursue him only to get sucked into his mysterious life involving two complicated neighbours (played Maina Olwenya and Xavier Nato) and his two very uniquely different wives (played by Nice Githinji and Hellena Waithera).
In the spiraling chaos of deceit, false identity and manic cover-up that ensues, an overzealous police constable (Umi Rajab) fresh from Kiganjo on her first assignment jumps into the frying pan bringing hilarity to new levels.
This is a high voltage roller coaster of fun from start to finish. You cannot miss this fast paced comedy performed by Kenya’s highly experienced superstar cast directed by Veronica Waceke and Mbeki Mwalimu. The show is stage managed by Mwajuma Belle and produced by Abuto Eliud
Tickets on sale at Alliance Francaise reception, Asanand Music Shop on Moi avenue, 8to8 Mall next to Jazz Bar.
Exhibition: Awakening Kenya by William Wambugu, Evanson Kang’ethe Njuguna & Ray Piwi, Sept. 13 – Oct. 25 2014 @ CREA House Nairobi

Venue: CREA House, Off Lower Kabete (see map below)
Time: 12 to 6 pm
Exhibiting Artists: William Wambugu, Evanson Kang’ethe and Ray Piwi
Exhibition Until: October 25, 2014
Open by appointment only – Tel: 0735884166
Curated by Samantha Ripa di Meana – sam@r8ts.eu – tel: 0735884166
About
William, Evanson and Ray are 3 artists using very different media. They represent the wide diversity of the upcoming Kenyan scene.
William is a conceptual artist who works with ink on paper. He’s presenting the installation of old scrap books “Hamsini-Fifty” shown at the Goethe Institute last year. As usual his work is the reflection of an evolving society who he analyses and categorizes like an anthropologist.
Ray is a new young photographer who creates images of a great depth. In this series of works, he depicts Kenyan and South African women with the weight of the world that surrounds them. Although he is new on the Kenyan art scene, he has already won several prizes-World Bank, Nikon- and a scholarship in South Africa. Thanks to his perseverance he has managed to transform his hard working childhood into a successful story.
Evanson on the other hand is an artist of the “Old generation” who has managed to evolve and diversify. The works chosen for this exhibition are drawings of everyday life in Nairobi with a trivial sense of humor.All 3 have in common their passion for work and have chosen art as a way of life. They have a humble approach that gives them strengths, power and independence.
Map to CREA House

Exhibition organized by ROOTS CONTEMPORARY Brussels
www.r8ts.biz
Mindspeak Forum: Aly-Khan Satchu Hosts Samsung EA IM Director Manoj Changarampatt, Sept. 13 2014 @ Inter Continental
Date: September 13, 2014
Venue: Inter-Continental Hotel, Nairobi
Time: 9 am for 10-12 Noon
Entrance: Free
Guest Speaker: Manoj Changarampatt – Samsung East Africa IM Director
Screening: 6th Edition of Lusophone Film Festival, Sept. 13 2014 @ Goethe-Institut Auditorium

The Lusophone Film Fest is back with its 6th edition this Saturday (13-September) in a medley of all the film types we had so far, shorts, a documentary and an animation!
Date and Time: Saturday, 13th September 2014, 5.00 pm
Venue: Goethe-Institut, Auditorium
Admission: free
About
The Lusophone Film Fest is an English-subtitled showcase of the diversity of film production in the eight Portuguese-speaking countries
Screenings
The session will feature:
Relic, Renata Diniz
Brazil, 2013, 16 min
Every day, a seven year old boy takes the bus to school with his nanny. One morning he bumps into an old man wearing ragged clothes that spends his days reading books. The story of an unexpected friendship between a little boy and an old bum, cutting across generations and social classes.
Triangle, Fernanda Polacow, Juliana Borges, Mário Bastos, Filipa Reis, João Miller Guerra
Angola/Portugal/Brazil, 2013, 101 min
Rio de Janeiro, Luanda, Lisbon: three cities connected by a common past undergo a joint transformation that will change their relationship forever. The film follows three different stories by young directors of each of the three countries, exploring the secrets and dilemmas as seen from the eyes of its foreigners: Licínio, an angolan in Rio; Inês, a portuguese in Luanda; and Paula, a brasilian in Lisbon.
Rafa, João Salaviza
Portugal, 2012, 25 min
The story of a 13-year-old boy on a small odyssey in search of his mother who one day did not return home in a Lisbon suburb. A boy’s first contact with the complexities and absurdities of a bureaucratic and incomprehensible grown-up world. Winner of the Golden Bear for Best Short at the Berlin Film Festival in 2012.
The Boy and the World, Alê Abreu
Brazil, 2013, 80 min
The journey of a young boy who leaves his village to search for his father across a big city where he discovers a world dominated by animal-machines, in a whimsical, original, colorful film. Winner of the Crystal Award at the 2014 Annecy Animation Film Festival.
Find more info at https://www.facebook.com/Lusophonefilmfest
Sauti Ya Mitaa: Workshop and Album Launch, Sept. 11 & 12 2014 @ Pawa 254 Hub

Over 20 artists from all over Nairobi representing neo soul, reggae, afro-fusion, hip-hop and spoken word and 20 youths in a choreographed dance show, invites you to an evening full of music, dance and extra ordinary talents.
Sauti ya Mitaa is a unique project, bringing 21 musicians of different genre of music, representing various suburbs and social classes together. It brings out their unique talents and at the same time create awareness about issues affecting them and the society. The Sauti Ya Mitaa album, including 4 beats, 4 genres of music, spoken word and 21 artists, backed by Iklektik band, will be launched on the 12th of September at Pawa254.
Masonko wa Dandora is a choreographed dance show that aims entertain the audience as well as uplift the self-esteem of the youths in Dandora and other similar slums. The dance show shows the struggles and the strengths of the youths in marginalized communities. The group will launch their latest dance show at the event on the 12th of September.
Paza Sauti Workshop
Arts development and community empowerment, a workshop for local artists and activists. The workshop will take place the day before the launch of Sauti ya Mitaa and Masonko wa Dandora launch.
Paza Sauti workshop
Date and Time: September 11th, 2 pm – 5 pm
Venue: Pawa254
Entrance: Free
Sauti Ya Mitaa album launch
Date and Time: September 12th, 5 pm – 9 pm
Venue: Pawa254
Entrance: Advance tickets KHS 300, at entrance KHS 500
For advance tickets, please call 0721845855


