Nairobi Live @ Tree House

Concerts: Nairobi Live, Every Thursday @ Tree House

Nairobi Live @ Tree House
Nairobi Live @ Tree House is a new series of concerts at Tree House featuring the best of Kenyan performers and international acts.

The music profile will focus on jazz, blues, afro fusion and singer/songwriters showcasing both established and upcoming acts. Key artist factors are: A strong showmanship, raw talent and an outstanding ability to entertain.

Dates & Time: Every single Thursday, throughout the entire year, from 8.30 to 11.00 pm.

Entry: Free [No Cover Charge]

Expect: Free ample and secure parking right outside the venue. Great view of the Nairobi skyline plus Tree House is the only open terrace venue in Westlands.

Thursday night special meals and special bar offers only for Nairobi Live @ Tree House.

Line up February

Thursday 07.02.2013: Christine Kamau “The Jazzist” and her band.

Thursday 14.03.2013: Nina Ogot + band. (Valentines special)

Thursday 21.03.2013: Wakake featuring The Outlaws, Victor Muli, and Nathan Okite.

Thursday 28.02.2013: Maia Von Lekow, (record release)

Meet the Gov

The Creative Meet Up: Meet the Governor, Jan. 31 2013 @ NaiLab

Meet the Gov
Meet The Governor the first of a series of open sessions where creatives get a chance to interrogate aspirants to higher office;

Date: January 31, 2013
Venue: You get the location Once you RSVP
Time: 6-8pm
Entry: Free event- but limited space open ONLY to those who confirm through email or facebook
RSVP through email: TheCreativez@gbs.co.ke

The hashtag is #MeetTheGovernors or #MTG

Strictly NO Politics : Just Policies, Priorities and Approaches

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Festival on Elections and Leadership, Jan. 28 – Feb. 1 2013 @ Alliance

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A Citizen’s Festival on elections and leadership presented by Alliance Française in partnership with INFORM Action, The XYZ Show, Picha Mtaani & Dan ‘Chizi’ Aceda

Dates: January 28 to February 1, 2013
Time: Daily at 7pm
Entrance: Free

This multidisciplinary festival will tackle issues of unity and diversity, corruption and impunity, land issues and reform, governance and leadership with critical eyes and voices, through the mediums of editorial cartoons, XYZ puppets, ‘Kenya Burning’ photographs, music and performing arts, documentaries and public service announcements.
Cartoons by leading Kenyan cartoonists and ‘Kenya Burning’ photographs by Boniface Mwangi will graphically illustrate the path that must be avoided.

A series of short documentaries by ‘INFORM Action’ that specializes in film and community discussions, led by Maina Kiai, former Chairman of the Kenya National Human Rights Commission and UN Special Rapporteur on the Freedom of Assembly and of Association, will engage Kenyans on the persistent need to demand political and social accountability.

Skits and voice talents from the XYZ show together with musicians and comedians including Dan ‘Chizi’ Aceda, Winyo and Larry Asego will use their artistic expressions to emphasize the essence of the festival.