Opportunity: Model Casting Call: Few Next Face Africa 2018, Jul. 28 2018 @ Fairmont, the Norfolk

Date: July 28, 2018
Venue: Fairmont, the Norfolk Hotel – Nairobi
Time: 8 am
About
Few Model Management the hottest name and fastest growing model management have launched Few Next Face Africa 2018 #BeFew. A model search scouting for talents across Africa.Kenya is the next stop after their auditions in Ethiopia on July 24, which will be spearheaded by Kenya’s Mochez Models a casting and modeling agency, auditions will take place at the Fairmont The Norfolk, Nairobi on July 28. Thereafter the search will head to Lagos, Nigeria on August 2, where selected models will join other selected contestants from the three countries (Kenya, Ethiopia and Nigeria).
Models will be trained for five days at a boot camp leading up to the grand finale where the winner will be awarded Sh 200,000. Three years Modeling Contract each with Few Models and IMG Models Worldwide (Paris, Milan, London, New York, Australia).
The winner will also get to walk on the runway alongside IMG top models Ajak Deng, Lexi Boling, Hanne Gaby Odiele and Bella Hadid.
Kili Run, Feb. 25 2017 @ St. Georges Primary School

Date: February 25, 2017
Venue: from St. Georges Primary School
Time: 7-10 am
Tickets: Corporate – KES 5,000; Adults – KES 500; Students – KES 200 and Kids – KES 100
Contacts: info@kilimani.co.ke / 0780 197 197
#Kili5kRun will cover the highlighted area in blue starting from St.Goerge’s Primary School @maflosah pic.twitter.com/5ErlGmjqrb
— Kilimani Project (@kilimanispeaks) February 21, 2017
Out of Town: Mombasa International Cultural Festival, Aug. 14-23 2015 @ Mombasa County

Dates: August 14-23, 2015
Venue: Mombasa County
Programme

More information available here
Drum Jam Showdown, Jun. 21 2015 @ Petma Restaurant – Opp. KFC Kimathi Street

The fourth installment of the Drumjam Showdown is taking place at;
Date: Sunday, June 21 2015
Venue: PETMA Restaurant opposite KFC Kimathi Street
Time: from 2 pm
Tickets: KES 300
About
The Drumjam Showdown is a showcase of East Africa and Central Africa’s best sixteen drummers battling it out through ten rounds for a cash prize and the bragging rights of being the best drummer in East and Central Africa.One of the official judges is Tetu Shani, who had this to say, “There is an artistic renaissance that is taking place in Kenya and Drumjam is one of the forums that is capturing this movement and providing a platform for musicians to feed off of one another’s creative energy and ultimately build up the regional music scene. I would encourage anyone with a love for healthy competition and music and come out and see the best that Kenya has to offer”
Every installment of the Drumjam showdown also features “mentors.” These are some of the most influencial musicians in the region who offer advice and a short workshop detailing their unique approach to their instrument. This installment’s mentors features some of the best percussionists in the country like Kasiva, Tetu Shani, Mobutu, and Gachago.
In regard to the mentorship program, Tetu Shani had this to say, “In the past there has been a lack of active mentorship from seasoned musicians to those who are rising through the ranks. The idea to have workshops by musicians was the brainchild of Thomas Olango’o and it creates an environment of active learning to make sure this musical generation is better equipped to handle the rigors of a music career.”
The Barclays L’Atelier Finalists Exhibition, Apr. 1-6 2015 @ Temporary Gallery – National Museum

Opening: Tuesday, March 31st 2015
Venue: Nairobi National Museum
Exhibition Dates: April 1-6 2015
Time: Daily – 9 am – 5.30 PM
Entry: Normal Rates Apply
* Normal Museum Rates apply for visits after the opening night
Exhibition opening
On Tuesday, the 31st of March 2015, Kuona Trust in partnership with Barclays will officially announce the six finalists of the prestigious Barclays L’Atelier awards from Kenya, shortlisted from 773 entries within Africa.
The event which will be held at the National Museum of Kenya will showcase artwork from the top finalists alongside other pioneer artists in the Kenyan art scene, giving guests a glance of the vibrant contemporary and innovative art from artists in the countryAbout the Competition and Exhibition
The Barclays L’Atelier award is one of the most prestigious art contests in Africa. Having run in South Africa for more than 20 years, the organizers have expanded the opportunity to other emerging visual artists from Botswana, Zambia, Ghana and Kenya.Beginning January 2015, artists aged 21 to 35 were invited to take part in the art competition. In Kenya, the Barclays L’Atelier art competition organizers have partnered with Kuona Trust Art centre to coordinate and facilitate the competition logistics.
Artwork from finalists in all 5 countries, including Kenya will be showcased at the Absa Gallery in South Africa before the winner is announced in June 2015.The five prizes on offer consist of a 6 month trip to Paris, three merit award prizes and the Gerard Sekoto Award for the most promising artist. The top 10 finalists will all be placed on a two-day art professionalism course to assist them in managing their careers. Each finalist will also be paired with a mentor who will work with them for a year.
For more information, visit: http://lateliercompetition.com/





