Family/Outdoor Event: Kid’s Festival, Aug. 11 2012 @ Carnivore


Date: August 11, 2012
Venue: Carnivore
Time: 10am-5pm
Tickets: Kids Kshs 300 and Adults Kshs 200

About
This year, the Kids Festival August Edition, is set to celebrate talents in kids with the bigger focus on their musical talents…established musicians will inspire, guide, encourage, and sing along, dance along, play along these talented kids.

They include the following great Musicians: Billian Music Family, Emmy Kosgei, Jimmy Gait, Mad Traxx, Nameless, Suzanna Owiyo, Wyre, Yunasi and others

Also tagging along will be the great comedians Churchill, Eric Omondi, Ayeiiiyah! Mc Jessy, Chipukeezy, Jalango, amongst others

There will be various fun and learning activities, tented area which has activities such as: Drawing, face painting, essay writing, radio & TV talent search, Interactive games and a huge Kids concert held at the centre stage, with some talented kids singing and dancing along the stars.

For more information check the Facebook event page

Blankets & Wine: Aug. 5 2012 @ Leisure Gardens-Mamba Village


Date: August 5, 2012
Venue: Leisure Gardens-Mamba Village
Time: 1-7pm
Tickets: Kshs 1500 Gate Kshs 1300 advance, available at select Dormans outlets and online via ticketsasa.com, 500 Ksh. for children over 5years and free for children between 5-12 years.

Performances by Sauti Sol, Michael Ongaro, Yunasi & Tumi

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Sauti Sol will be performing their just released album, ‘Sauti Sol’ for the first time. The album is an experimental work in which Sauti Sol has embarked on an exciting mission – to embrace their artistic versatility and blend their signature harmonies with the futuristic sounds of avant-garde South African rapper/producer Spoek Mathambo. The end result of this much-anticipated collaboration reflects the band’s mission to break (African) musical stereotypes and borders.

2nd Edition of Slum Film Festival, Aug. 6-13 2012 @ Kibera & Mathare


Dates: August 6-13, 2012
Venue: Kibera & Mathare
Locations/Directions
Kibera Slum Location-Kamukunji Grounds, near Olympic Stage, Kibera Drive. [From downtown Nairobi: bus 32 from Kencom, or 8 from Railways]

Mathare Slum Location-Mabatini Grounds. near Mathare Road. [From downtown Nairobi: bus 46, from Tom Mboya street]

For more information visit the SFF Web-blog: www.slumfilmfestival.org

About SFF
The Slum Film Festival (SFF) is an innovative community-based film event, featuring stories from, by, and about people living in urban slums everywhere.

This edition of the festival will also incorporates film training workshops and art classes.