Category archive: Talks
Pawa 254 Film Forum
The Pawa 254 Film Forum connects film professionals with other filmmakers, enthusiasts, and students to discuss productions quality and all aspects of the films. It is open to everyone. This happens every Wednesday from 6.00 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. at the Pawa 254 Hub. For more info, visit the website: www.pawa254.org
DetailsThe Social Innovation Safari 2014
Running from April 6 - 17, 2014 the East Africa Social Innovation Safari is an inaugural ten-day immersive learning experience. Organized by Amani Institute and The NEST - with the support of HIVOS and Kennisland – designers, social workers, academics, entrepreneurs, researchers and practitioners from around the East African region and the world work together
DetailsThe Dance Convention and Competition
The Dance Convention and Competitions 2014, organized by campus Glamour in partnership with Sarakasi Trust, is expected to be the first of a series of annual dance workshops and competitions intended to bring together Dancers and professional choreographers drawn from different backgrounds to showcase and share the knowledge of dance, choreography, branding and marketing and
DetailsOpen Show Nairobi #3
5 curated presenters (from students to professionals) have 10 minutes each to show a 20 image or 3-8 minute video project with audience questions and feedback. For an evening of incredible visual storytelling come to Open Show. It is a FREE social screenings where the public can see compelling work and interact directly with photographers,
DetailsPublic Talk & Concert - Lama Tenzin Sangpo
All are welcome this Thursday (March 27th) to hear Lama Tenzin Sangpo a Buddhist monk visiting Nairobi as he discusses Buddhist Teachings & Meditations at Ukumbi Mdogo Concert Hall, KNT on Harry Thuku Road. The program includes chanting song for welcoming, an introduction to Buddhism, a question & answer session, and finally chanting songs with
DetailsWhere Books Go To Die by Jackie Karuti
The exhibition series titled Sasa Nairobi by the Goethe Institut continues with the visual artist Jackie Karuti. Where Books Go To Die is an installation that replicates a library scene set in a dystopia world inspired by the four elements; earth, air, fire & water. These four elements are believed to be the forces that
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