
Date: September 14, 2013
Venue: Forty Thieves Beach Bar
Time: from 9 pm
Tickets: Kshs 500
Jef Neve Kenyan Tour, Sept. 14 & 17 2013 @ Tamarind – Mombasa & Nairobi Serena Respectively

Out of Town
Date: September 14, 2013
Venue: Tamarind Mombasa
Time: 6.30 pm
Tickets: Kshs 4000

Nairobi
Date: September 17, 2013
Venue: Nairobi Serena
Kikuyu Cultural Night: Mugithi Night, Sept. 13 2013 @ Carnivore
Date: September 13, 2013
Venue: Carnivore Restaurant
Time: from 8 pm
Tickets: Kshs 500
Performances by: John De’Mathew, Mike Rua and Lois Kim
Previous Mugithi Night
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Exhibition: Traces with Ann-Kristin Källström & Wycliffe Opondo, Until Oct. 20 2013 @ Le Rustique Restaurant

TRACES: 2 PRINTMAKERS IN NAIROBI
Dates: Until October 20, 2013
Venue: Le Rustique:
Ann-Kristin Källström
Born 1958 in Stockholm, Swedish artist Ann-Kristin Källström has had exhibitions in Sweden, Germany, Italy, USA a o. Recently, she has spent a 2 months recidency at Kuona Trust Art Centre, Nairobi where she gave a serie of printmaking workhops and made several researchs with found objects letting her to improvise and produce prints from the locally available resources. Through her walks, Ann-Kristin started to collect objects in the streets of Nairobi that captured her imagination and curiosity and created prints using the shape, volume and forms of these found/garbage objects.
The result of these experimentation is exceptionnal. These delicate and exquisite prints using the intaglio printmaking technique whith fabric from the Toi market (Kibera) tells us something about where we live and who we are. They are infinite marks of everyday objects inscribed in the past, they are in their fragility and mortality indirect traces of our beings.
WYCLIFFE OPONDO
Wycliffe is a self-taught artist from Nairobi. He participated in a number of exhibitions, workshops and exchanges including Sweden. For the past several years, he has been learning and using various printing techniques and became one the most skilled Kenyan artist in this field.
The images shown here are inspired by the period when the artist lived and worked in Kibera. The railway was his favorite since it symbolizes the irony of straight parallel lines cutting right through the organized chaos that makes up the slum of Kibera. These refined works shown at Le Rustique capture the environment of the people within Kibera in a very subtle way. A place that, despite many challenges, has its concealed beauty.
Rugby: Safaricom Sevens, Sept. 20-22 2013 @ Moi International Sport center
The 18th edition of the Safaricom Sevens returns from 20-22 September at the Moi International Sports Center, Kasarani. Kenyan rugby fans have the chance to see their Kenya Sevens heroes duel it with a host of other international sides for the Robin Cahill trophy. There is also plenty of fun and entertainment galore at the famous village. You do not want to miss this great festival at what is arguably Africa’s premier sevens rugby event. The tickets will be sold at 18 Safaricom Shops countrywide:
In Nairobi, the tickets will retail at: I&M, Moi Avenue, Kimathi, Sarit, Nakumatt Mega, Westgate, Village Market, BuruBuru, Eastleigh, Bomas Galleria.
Countrywide: Nakuru, Kisumu Mega, Mombasa (Rex and Digo), Nyeri, Thika, Eldoret and Nanyuki. Tickets will also be available at the gates at the stadium.
Tickets for the Upper decks of Kasarani are retailing at Kshs. 200 for Friday matches and for Kshs.500 for each day on Saturday and Sunday. A season ticket for the upper decks is retailing at Kshs.1000.
Seats on the lower decks (nearest to the pitch) are going for Kshs.500 on Friday and Kshs.1,000 for each day on Saturday and Sunday. A season ticket on this section is retailing at Kshs.2,000.
There will be also a – VIP area situated in the middle part of the stadium (between upper and lower decks). Most of this space will be occupied by corporates but there will be some tickets on sale to the public for this space. These will retail at Kshs.1000, Friday and Kshs. 2000 across Saturday and Sunday Season tickets for this section will go for – Kshs. 4000 a piece
And in a bid to ensure fans’ safety and comfort are not compromised, Safaricom will offer free transport for advance ticket holders from KENCOM Kasarani and back to town at regular intervals.
Safaricom Sevens facebook page
Gate Charges
Friday 20 September 2013
Ksh 200 (upper decks)
Ksh 500 (lower decks)
Ksh 1000 (VIP)
Saturday 21 September 2013
Ksh 500 (upper decks)
Ksh 1000 (lower decks)
Ksh 2000 (VIP)
Sunday 22 September 2013
Ksh 500 (upper decks)
Ksh 1000 (lower decks)
Ksh 2000 (VIP)
SEASON TICKETS (Valid 20-22 September)
Ksh 1000 (upper decks)
Ksh 2000 (lower decks)
Ksh 4000 (VIP)
Course: Technology and Social Change by Nick Martin, Sept. 11 2013 @ Frankie’s at the Green House
What is cooking in the Technology and Social Change sectors?
TechChange and Amani Institute are excited to co-host a happy hour to welcome TechChange founder and President Nick Martin to Nairobi where he will be teaching a short course on Technology and Social Change as part of the Amani Social Innovation Management curriculum. Since this is a small world, we are curious to see how many degrees of separation are between our networks and how we can continue weaving a tapestry of change!
Hope you can join us on Wednesday Sept 11th at 7 – 9 pm
[ended] 4 tickets to be won for Earthdance Nairobi, Sept. 14 2013 @ Ngong Racecourse
Nairobi Now has 2 pairs of tickets for the Earthdance Nairobi to give away.
To stand a chance to win the tickets “like” Nairobi Now on Facebook and tell us why we need to choose you by leaving a comment to this blog post by Thursday 12 September 2013. Be creative 🙂
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Date: 14 September, 2013 – 15 September, 2013
Time: 5:00 PM – 9:00 AM
Location: Ngong Racecourse Nairobi
Tickets: 2500/- advance and 3500/- at the door.
Line up will include:
PROFESSOR (SA, LIVE ACT feat DJ Mngane and Character)
L.A. DAVE
AOK
Raj el Rey
Chucky
Electrique DJs
Mikhail Kuzi
DJ Gichboy
Jack Rooster
DJ Drazen
DJ K
Factory Djs
Dj barney barrow
Dj Donnaccia (Eugenio)
Broken Switch (SA)
for more info: Earthdance Nairobi facebook page
Public Lecture: by Prof. Gijsbert Oonk, Sept. 12 2013 @ National Museum

AWAAZ and the Kenyan Asian Forum (KAF) cordially invites you to a public lecture by PROFESSOR GIJSBERT OONK on Thursday 12 September 2013
Venue: Louis Leakey Memorial Hall, National Museums of Kenya
Time: 6.30 pm
Entry: FREE
RSVP: Zahid Rajan/Zarina Patel Tel. 0722344900, 0733741085 or email: editors@awaazmagazine.com and info@kenyanasianforum.org
Topic: An exposition on his latest book SETTLED STRANGERS: ASIAN BUSINESS ELITES IN EAST AFRICA, 1800-2000
About
Gijsbert Oonk is Associate Professor of African and South Asian History at the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication. He is Head of Department of History at the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication, Rotterdam, Netherlands.
His major interests include: Business, migration and economic history. He is particularly interested in the role of South Asian (Indian) migrants and settlers in East Africa.
Workshop: Copying Africa by Sarah Schoderer, Sept. 12 2013 @ Kuona Trust

Copying Africa is a workshop that seeks to explore some formal aspects of contemporary art in Kenya by outlining some theories about art and society.
Can contemporary art give answers to society’s questions?
Date: Thursday, September 12, 2013
Venue: Kuona Trust
Time: from 2pm-5pm
For logistics reasons confirm your participation by email to: info@kuonatrust.org
Open to all
Workshop facilitated by Kuona Trust resident artist Sarah Schoderer




