Fundraiser: Preserving Coastal Music Heritage, May 9 2023 @ the Santuri Salon – Westlands.

Date: Tuesday, 9 May 2023

Venue: the Santuri Salon

Time: 6.30-9 p.m.

Tickets: KES 2,000/-

Ticket link: https://mookh.com/event/fundraiser-preserving-coastal-music-heritage/.

About
From the late 1960s to 2022 musicians from the East African coast recorded at ‘Mbwana Radio Service’ in Mombasa’s Old Town. Some of the music styles in the catalogue are taarab, mwanzele, kayamba or gozi. On the roster of the cassette label were stars like Zuhura Swaleh, Maulidi Juma, and Nyerere wa Konde. At the end of last year the studio and shop closed its doors permanently but the cassettes still exist albeit in a precarious state. That’s why we need your support in preserving the diverse collection!

Come down to the event which will feature music and conversations celebrating the rich heritage, addressing current issues and exploring possible futures.

All proceeds go to the preservation initiative.

In conversation will be:
Nassoro Mwinyi, custodian of the collection
Prof. Mwenda Ntarangwi, cultural anthropologist
Wairimũ Nduba, founder of Wer Jokenya [twitter instagram: @werjokenya].

Date: 9 May 2023, 6.30 – 9 p.m.
Address: Santuri Salon [https://santuri.org/Contact-Us], The Mall (basement), Ring Road Parklands, Westlands, Nairobi

You can also send donations – without obtaining a ticket – to:
• Paybill – Santuri East Africa
Business no.: 4054299
Account: pwani
• Paypal
Santurieastafrica@gmail.com

Note that the capacity is limited so you are advised to book your ticket early.

Book Launch: Refuge? Refugees’ Stories of Rebuilding their Lives in Kenya, Dec. 11 2021 @ Alliance Française Nairobi

Date: December 11, 2021

Venue: Alliance Française Nairobi Garden

Time: 2-6 PM

Tickets: Advance KES 700 (Available, here)

*Ticket prices include a copy of the book, and all ticket sales proceeds support Kintsugi’s “Share your Christmas meal with a refugee family” campaign.

About

Join us in celebrating a feat of refugee storytelling with this exciting new compilation of refugee autobiographies. What do these stories tell us about refuge in the modern era? What does it mean for Kenyans to be hosts to nearly 500,000 displaced people?

Panel discussion featuring:

• Prof. Peter Kagwanja, President & CEO, Africa Policy Institute

• Caroline Njuki, Chief Technical Advisor, ILO Kenya

• Foni Joyce, Refugee youth leader and education advocate

Musical performances by Kidum and Nick Kosovo.

Original poetry from Nadine Gakungu. 

This event is organized by Kintsugi and the Finance in Displacement (FIND) project of Tufts University and sponsored by FSD Africa and the International Rescue Committee (IRC).  

Book Launch: Refuge? Refugees’ Stories of Rebuilding their Lives in Kenya, Dec. 11 2021 @ Alliance Française Nairobi

Date: December 11, 2021

Venue: Alliance Française Nairobi Garden

Time: 2-6 PM

Tickets: Advance KES 700 (Available, here)

*Ticket prices include a copy of the book, and all ticket sales proceeds support Kintsugi’s “Share your Christmas meal with a refugee family” campaign.

About

Join us in celebrating a feat of refugee storytelling with this exciting new compilation of refugee autobiographies. What do these stories tell us about refuge in the modern era? What does it mean for Kenyans to be hosts to nearly 500,000 displaced people?

Panel discussion featuring:

• Prof. Peter Kagwanja, President & CEO, Africa Policy Institute

• Caroline Njuki, Chief Technical Advisor, ILO Kenya

• Foni Joyce, Refugee youth leader and education advocate

Musical performances by Kidum and Nick Kosovo.

Original poetry from Nadine Gakungu. 

This event is organized by Kintsugi and the Finance in Displacement (FIND) project of Tufts University and sponsored by FSD Africa and the International Rescue Committee (IRC).  

The 10th Affordable Art Show, Oct. 29-31 2021 @ Nairobi National Museum

Opening: October 29, 2021

Venue: Courtyard, Nairobi National Museum

Time: from 4 PM ~ One hour viewing

Entry: KES 200/-

Attendance by RSVP

Full Show

Dates: October 30-31, 2021

Time: 10 am – 4 pm

Entry: Free (No RSVP required)

All Art priced below KES 150,000/-, with over 250 pieces for sale.

All proceeds support the National Museum of Kenya.

The 10th Affordable Art Show, Oct. 29-31 2021 @ Nairobi National Museum

Opening: October 29, 2021

Venue: Courtyard, Nairobi National Museum

Time: from 4 PM ~ One hour viewing

Entry: KES 200/-

Attendance by RSVP

Full Show

Dates: October 30-31, 2021

Time: 10 am – 4 pm

Entry: Free (No RSVP required)

All Art priced below KES 150,000/-, with over 250 pieces for sale.

All proceeds support the National Museum of Kenya.

Online Silent Art Auction by Nadia Wamunyu (In Support of Acquiring New Hearing Aids), Until Sept. 25 2021

Silent Auction and Online Catalogue | via Tewa Art Gallery

Dates: by September 25, 2021 – bidding forms submitted

Medium: Online (Facebook Event)

Viewing of the artworks: Tuesday and Friday’s at NW Art Gallery (Prior arrangement required)

Exhibition and Collection of Artworks: October 2, 2021

Venue: NW Art Gallery

Bidding forms available upon request. Contact either Nadia Wamunyu or Tewa Art Gallery on roxxienadia(at)gmail(dot)com and/or Tewasartandpatrons(at)gmail(dot)com

Support/view the fundraiser, here.

Organized in collaboration with Tewa Art Gallery.

Tribal Chic 2019 – Celebrating 10 Years, Dec. 7 2019 @ Tribe Hotel


Date: Saturday, December 7, 2019
Venue: Tribe Hotel Kenya
Time: 7 pm
Tickets: Advance Tickets KES 7,000/- (available, here), and KES 8,000/- at the Door

TRIBAL CHIC 2019
Tribal Chic is an annual charity fashion show held at Nairobi’s most prestigious 5 star boutique hotel – Tribe.

With its unique architecture and inspiring interiors, Tribe echoes the true image of Nairobi; a hip, dazzling, sophisticated and creative city. Tribe’s events showcase only the best local and international talent, while supporting causes that enrich the lives of the less fortunate.

Tribal Chic 2019 will be the 10th annual fashion show held at the hotel and is aimed at recognising and appreciating fashion both locally and internationally. We look at giving up and coming local designers a chance at showcasing their talent as well as combining it with established designers. In the past we have worked with Masaba Gupta, Adele Dejak, Penny Winter, Mille Collines, Nike Kondakis, Mateene Kahindo, Katungulu Mwendwa, Lalesso, Deepa Dosaja, to name just a few.

Our show has grown tremendously over the years and we have partnered with organizations like the New York based company – GenArt and FA254. We received a great amount of both local and international press and recognition.

As we celebrate our ten-year milestone, we hope to curate a show that takes the city by storm.

All funds from Tribal Chic 2019 are in aid of Rafiki Mwema.