
Date: December 25, 2020
Time: 9:30pm (EAT)
Medium: Live on Sauti Sol’s Youtube channel
In partnership w/ Sol Generation Music et al.
Date: December 23, 2020
Venue: Uhuru Park
Time: 4-8 PM
About
We’re bringing back the olden goldies. We have partnered with Nairobi City County to bring you the Drive-In Cinema. Join Kenya Film Commission on 23 December 2020 at Uhuru Park and enjoy the best of Kenyan films.
Date: December 23, 2020
Venue: Uhuru Park
Time: 4-8 PM
About
We’re bringing back the olden goldies. We have partnered with Nairobi City County to bring you the Drive-In Cinema. Join Kenya Film Commission on 23 December 2020 at Uhuru Park and enjoy the best of Kenyan films.

Date: Every Friday
Venue: Ballpoint, Village Market
Time: 5 pm Onwards
Tickets: KES 1,000/- (0790 980 494)
About
Are you ready for round 2 of FLOW? Join us every Friday at Ballpoint Social Club for a Latino-themed event hosted and organized by circolo.life . Grab a friend or two and let the rhythm of Reggaeton, Dembow and Champeta music take you away as you enjoy delectable Latino themed menu items and drinks.Enjoy happy hour deals and complimentary games!
Tickets can be purchased online via www.trainexlimited.com at KES 1,000 per person.

Date: December 1, 2020
Venue: Wasanii Restaurant – Kenya National Theatre
Time: 6-8.30 pm
Tickets: Advance KES 300/- and KES 500/- at the door (tickets via Mookh.com)

Dates: November 26-28, 2020
Medium: Online ~ Goethe-institut Kenya’s YouTube Channel.
About
The OUT film festival is back this year, featuring 13 specially selected films on the queer community from across the globe.
Started in 2011, OUT became the first queer festival in the East Africa region and has thus far managed to entrench itself within Nairobi’s queer and cultural scene.
Due to the current COVID-19 restrictions, this year’s festival will take place online.

Dates: November 26-28, 2020
Medium: Online ~ Goethe-institut Kenya’s YouTube Channel.
About
The OUT film festival is back this year, featuring 13 specially selected films on the queer community from across the globe.
Started in 2011, OUT became the first queer festival in the East Africa region and has thus far managed to entrench itself within Nairobi’s queer and cultural scene.
Due to the current COVID-19 restrictions, this year’s festival will take place online.