It’s a charity event meant to sponsor an idp childs education through an international N.P.O called Africa is Life Changing.its going down on August 6th from 12 to 6pm,charges are a 100bob,some of the featured artists include,pepe haze,peace,black skills,kuni mbichi,street lawyers,karen ndiko…
KwaUNO: African contemporary dance meets Flamenco music, Aug 5 2011 @Braeburn Theatre
The Embassy of Spain in Nairobi is happy to invite you to the première of KwaUNO, a contemporary African dance show inspired on Flamenco music, through which we will encounter different rhythms, cultures and feelings. As the result of an innovative cultural cooperation project between the Embassy and Kenyan Zakale Za Dance Company, KwaUNO will take us to a new space in which music, dances and voices will mix to explore universal ties and emotions.
WHEN: 5th August 2011 at 7pm (doors open at 6:30pm)
WHERE: Main Theatre of Breaburn School, Gitanga Road, Lavington, Nairobi
Free entrance on a first-come, first-served basis.
Moonlight Cinema: “The Gods Must Be Crazy”, Jul 31 2011 @ Capri 7
We celebrate classic movies on a Large Air screen every Sunday @ Capri 7 and you’re officially invited!
This week, we go back to 1980 and feel the Kalahari heat – with (the late) N!xau and the team, in the 1st installment of the African Hit flick; “THE GODS MUST BE CRAZY.”
Come with a pal, a duvet and a box of tissues, coz the laughter is Non Stop!
Venue: Capri 7, Hurligham (Jabavu Road)
Date: 31st July 2011 – Time: 7p.m
Local Beers: 150
Entry: Free!
Entry: Free!
Blankets & Wine XXVIII, Aug. 7 2011 @ Mamba Village
Time: Sunday, August 7 · 1:00pm – 7:00pm
Location: Leisure Garden, Mamba Village
On stage shall be the ever soulful Fena, the fabulous Muthoni the Drummer Queen, the incredible Tusker All Stars, and the entertaining T.I.D. It’s super star studded! Just for you.
Here’s the link to the pesapal website: http://tickets.pesapal.com/
Advance tickets at all DORMANS outlets: Ksh 1000
Gate price for adults are 1,300 Ksh & Ksh 400 per child ticket
Door charges: Adults: Ksh 1,300. Children over 5years: Ksh 400
If you have any queries, write to info@blanketsandwine.com
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Concert: Mutinda – Acoustic Wasanii, Aug. 3 2011 @ Wasanii
Date: August 3, 2011
Venue: Wasanii Restaurant (Kenya National Theatre)
Time: 7.30 pm
Tickets: Kshs 300
Play: Who Killed Aunt Caroline? Jul. 30-31 2011 @ Alliance
Michezo Afrika presents to you the play
Who killed Aunt Caroline?
Dates: July 30-31, 2011
Venue: Alliance Francaise
Time: 3pm and 6pm
Tickets: KSh.400 Advance and KSh.500 at the Gate
Contact: 0720257110, 0737973193 or michezoafrika.usiu@gmail.com
“Who killed Aunt Caroline?” is a mystery drama. The Endicott Family are the kind of folks who live next door; but soon you realize one of these genial people has committed calculating murder! Aunt Caroline deserved to die. But who could have killed her? None of the family seems like a murderer, but there’s nobody else, nobody with the slightest motive for poisoning Aunt Caroline, nobody who—but wait, maybe there was! You’re kept guessing to the very end.
Call for Proposals: Tandaa Digital Content Grant, Jul. 21 – Aug. 22 2011
The Kenya ICT Board is pleased to announce that the second round of the Tandaa Digital Content Grant Call for Proposals is now open.
Companies and individual teams with innovative ideas that use web and mobile phone technology are invited to submit their proposals for a chance to be awarded a grant of $10,000 – 50,000.
The objective of the grant is to stimulate ICT innovation and creativity while promoting economic growth in the sector. By supporting tech-entrepreneurs with the funds they need to successfully take their products to market, the Tandaa Grant hopes to grow the number of relevant and local web and mobile applications available to Kenyans.
Workshop Dates
Nakuru: July 26
Kakamega: July 29
Garissa: Aug 2
Mombasa: Aug 6
Nairobi: Aug 9
Call for proposals: July 21 – August 22, 2011
Grant amount:
Individuals: $ 10,000
Companies: $ 50,000
Matching grant for established companies: $ 150,000
Number of grants to be awarded in 2011: At least 40
Eligibility: Kenyan citizens, companies registered in Kenya
Categories: Private Sector Innovation, Government Data Applications
For more information visit: www.ict.go.ke
Party: Sexy Saturdays 2011 with BOOM JINX, Jul. 30 2011 @ Carnivore
Entry:
Advance: 1,500 Kshs
Gate: 2,000 Kshs
V.I.P.: 3,000 Kshs (available in Advance)
Ladies and Gentlemen, mark your calendars and dust off your party jackets because this is going to be a wild one!
On Saturday, 30th July 2011 The Associates & 6:AM Entertainment cordially invite you to join us as we celebrate our 4th year anniversary of SEXY SATURDAYS!
TWO FLOORS OF NON-STOP BEATS
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THE 6:AM ARENA
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This year 6:AM have stepped it up a notch by hosting Anjunabeats Records producer and DJ, BOOM JINX! The man from Norway will be belting out hit after hit from his deadly collection of Trance music for the Nairobi faithful. We cannot begin to explain how excited we are to have such an acclaimed international in our fair land.
Supporting him will be a lively team of Dj’s who will knock your sock off this time round with some amazing killer sets from none other than 6:AM’s finest Mikhail Kuzi with some thumping Techno treats… Foozak & Franky B (6am’s duo) with some bigroom progressive fuego and with a hint of electro, Dj B with some eclectic progressive House..
Music Policy 6:AM ARENA:
House, Minimal, Techno, Trance, Electro, Tech House,
THE ASSOCIATES ARENA
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Manning the decks in the pimped out Associates Arena will be Kaytrix, Kriss Darlin, Dj Space (MOB) and Dj Joe Mflame..
Music Policy CANDY SHOP ARENA:
HipHop, RnB, Ragga, Dancehall, Genge, Bongo, Old School, Crunk
Dress Code: Smart/Sexy
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Dance Performance: Triple Bill, Jul 27-28 2011 @ Goethe-Institut
* WHERE: GOETHE-INSTITUT, Maendeleo House, Monrovia Street
* WHEN: Wednesday 27th July 2011 – 7 PM & Thursday 28th July 2011 – 7 PM
* ENTRY: Ksh 200
Triple Bill 2011 – Dance Performances
The Platform Triple Bill began in 2007 as the Kunja Dance Theatre’s way of sharing three new works in a row under the artistic direction of James Mweu.
In the Future… – a piece by seven artists blending acrobatics, dance and everyday movements; the dancers take us on a journey of discovering new places, spaces and possibilities while reflecting on the past moments, snaps and gazing into the future. It is part of a boys’ project, which exposes and informs young people on arts, quality performing practices and allows encounters with professionals, with the aim of training, educating and uplifting new talent.
Luna – a poetic piece on seasons, where paths traverse, cross and dancers negotiate… During this performance, the Kunja dancers are joined by dancers from Dance Montage – Dance Forum Nairobi (DF-N) training programme held at The GoDown Arts Centre .
Duet – a work in progress… Just wait and see!
Goethe-Institut Nairobi – +254-20-2224640 – prog@nairobi.goethe.org