Culture

If you are a creative in Kenya, read this. Jude Clark hosts ”Creative Sessions” at the Alchemist on a weekly basis for those who want to get ahead in the creative industry. It’s about peer-to-peer learning, networking and even a beer, if you wish. With Jude Clark, Joose Digital: So back in August I did

A new month is upon us and Nairobi stays busy. She hates sleep, thrives on hustling, keep on going is what she does best. And that’s why we love her. A new month is upon us and Nairobi is the busiest of bees. Bubbles at the Vineyard, October 7th @ Vineyard Rhapta Road, Westlands Vineyard

Exhibition: Reclamation by Ngene Mwaura, Oct. 1-11 2016 @ the Art Space – Off Riverside Drive Reclamation The dust of the farm. The dhania gardens. The soil that nourished me from birth. The beauty of transformation revealed in the changing of the seasons. -Ngene Mwaura Ngene Mwaura’s artistic practice consists in bridging the gap between

Many people probably don’t know that one of Nairobi’s most popular DJs and spiritual guides to the local Reggae/Dub movement, Dread Steppa, was once a punk rocker with long stringy hair and black painted nails. But as legend has it, one night at a pub in London while attending university, he caught a dub act that changed his life’s trajectory forever.

Of Cameroonian origin and raised in Gabon, Nigeria and Ivory Coast before settling in the UK at age 14, Franck Biyong lived in households filled with good music. Little wonder why, at 40, the towering Cameroonian artist is a composer, arranger, lyricist, guitar player, singer, band leader, sound engineer and producer.

As Botswana gets ready to celebrate its Golden Jubilee as an independent nation, Thursday Nite Live @ Choices is proud to partner with Cool Waters Jazz & Roots Festival 2016 in presenting direct from Botswana Guitarist and Harmonica player Kabo Leburu. This concert is made possible by the support of Letshego Kenya Limited and The High Commission