
Date: November 7, 2018
Venue: Alliance Française Gardens
Time: from 7 pm
No Cover Charge
Festival/Celebration: 10 Years of – Blankets & Wine, Nov. 4 2018 @ Ngong Racecourse

Date: November 4, 2018
Venue: Ngong Racecourse
Advance tickets: KES 3,000/- (Available, here)
Live Jam Session with Franck Biyong and the Hilun Band, Nov. 3 2018 @ J’s – Westlands

Date: November 3, 2018
Venue: J’s, Westlands
Location: Muthangari drive off Waiyaki Way, Nairobi, Kenya
Time: 8 pm
Tel / Reservation: 0707612585
J’s LIVE JAM SESSIONS
“Nairobi, let’s come together again for another epic night of entertainment!Come join us this Saturday, 3rd Nov, from 8 pm at J’s as we present our first ever LIVE Jam Sessions with Franck Biyong and the Hilun Band covering well-known funk and soul artists.
Get ready for a special evening of Funk, Soul, and Groove by some of Nairobi’s finest singers and instrumentalists.”
Discussion: Afro-Futurism 2063, Nov. 1 2018 @ Goethe Institut – Auditorium

Date: November 1, 2018
Venue: Goethe Institut – Auditorium
Time: 6 pm
Join Tony Mochama, the author of the novel ‘2063 – Last Mile Bet’ in a discussion on the book’s legal themes: the outcomes of crime in a betting nation, automated legal systems in time to come, and the composition of state in a Post-Election War country.
Mama Afrika Film Festival, Oct. 31 – Nov. 3 2018 @ Kenyatta University and Kenya Multimedia University of Kenya

Dates: October 31 – November 3, 2018
Venue: Kenyatta University and Kenya Multimedia University of Kenya
Find more information, and schedule – here.
Exhibition: Mourning a Memory by Beatrice Wanjiku, Oct. 27 – Nov. 18 2018 @ One Off Contemporary Gallery

Opening: October 27, 2018
Venue: One Off Contemporary Gallery
Time: noon – 5 pm
Until: November 18, 2018
One Off Gallery is most honoured to be hosting the latest exhibition of paintings on canvas and paper from Beatrice Wanjiku. In the words of the artist, ‘Mourning a memory’ explores a time in decline and our ability to compartmentalize our lives in order to navigate our social spaces. As one of Kenya’s biggest names, Beatrice’s new work does not disappoint and this is a ‘must see’ exhibition in the annual calendar.





