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Kenya’s Konpa community — this one’s for you. Kitel Mache & The Gentlemen present Konpa Night: The Dance-Off 2026. A stage for our best dancers, a celebration of culture, and a grand prize of KSH 100K for the winning couple. Friday, Oct 23 · Muze Club Westlands. More details coming soon. 👀🎶
🍻 OKTOBERFEST 2026 IS HERE! 🇩🇪🎶
Get ready for two unforgettable nights of great beer, German music, delicious food and incredible vibes at Nairobi Street Kitchen! 🍺🥨
📅 Friday 23rd & Saturday 24th October 2026
📍 Nairobi Street Kitchen
🎟️ Tickets: KES 1,500
🕕 Gates open at 6 PM
🎶 Live music by Die 4 Jungen Hinterberger Musikanten & Nairobi’s top DJs!
Grab your crew, raise your stein and let’s celebrate Oktoberfest in true Nairobi style! 🍻🇩🇪
Voices for a Change is an intimate community evening dedicated to conversation, awareness and action in support of Agatha Amani House, a Kenyan organisation providing a safe home and support to women and children affected by sexual and domestic violence.
The evening will explore the realities faced by women and children affected by violence, the work of Agatha Amani House, and practical ways individuals and communities can contribute through education, volunteering, partnerships and financial support.
The programme will include:
- Welcome & Introduction – An introduction to the evening and to Agatha Amani House.
- The Reality on the Ground – Understanding the realities faced by women and children affected by sexual and domestic violence in Kenya.
- From Shelter to Self-Sufficiency – How Agatha Amani House supports women through safety, healing, skills development and pathways towards independence.
- From Awareness to Action – Practical ways to get involved and support the organisation’s work.
- Closing & Next Steps – Key takeaways and ways to stay involved.
Friday, 23 October 2026 · 18:00–20:00
Impact Hub Nairobi · Muthangari Road, Lavington
The event is designed as a small, informal and conversational gathering, rather than a formal conference.
Free attendance · RSVP required
Limited places are available.
I’ve always believed that music should be more than something we hear. It should create worlds, tell stories and bring people together 🌍
13 is a new chapter for me. A space to explore sound, art and everything in between, without boundaries.
We begin in Nairobi, with four dates at KODA!
23 OCT / 14 NOV / 5 DEC / 11 DEC
This is only the beginning…
Welcome to THIRTEEN 1️⃣3️⃣
Season Tickets available.
Etengo is Kenya’s premier celebration of Gusii culture, bringing together hundreds of people to experience authentic Kisii traditions through music, dance, fashion, cuisine, storytelling, entrepreneurship, and cultural pride.
This is where generations reconnect, businesses network, creators showcase talent, and brands build meaningful relationships with one of Kenya’s most vibrant communities.
We invite your organization to become a strategic partner in preserving culture while reaching an engaged audience with purchasing power and strong community influence. By sponsoring Etengo, your brand becomes part of a movement that celebrates identity, unity, innovation, and economic empowerment.
Get your tickets on Little Events / MADFUN.
The Founders Table is back. On 24 October, we’re hosting a private brunch for 25 women founders. Candid conversation about money, growth, leadership, failure, ambition and everything in between.
Seats are by application only. Applications close 10 October.
When AI can act on its own, who is accountable?
ATLAS 2.0 is the practical, skills-first symposium where Africa’s lawyers, regulators, technologists, creators and entrepreneurs come together to answer that question, before the answers are imposed from elsewhere.
Agentic AI doesn’t just generate content. It can search, negotiate, file reports, trigger transactions and manage workflows with limited human intervention. For Africa, this is a chance to build productivity, strengthen public institutions and grow emerging sectors. But the benefit only materialises if it’s matched by legal frameworks that build trust, protect rights and enable innovation.
ATLAS is ALN Academy’s flagship symposium on the future of law, technology, and AI in Africa.
ATLAS 2.0 makes the legal aspects of agentic AI practical and accessible to non-specialists, anchored in three sectors already driving Africa’s next phase of growth:
☁️ Cloud Economy—The infrastructure layer. Data residency, cybersecurity, vendor lock-in and procurement.
🎨 Creative Economy — The ownership layer. Who owns AI-generated content, and how creators protect voice, style and royalties.
♻️ Circular Economy — The accountability layer. Trusted data, credible green claims, and inclusion of informal waste actors.
You’ll leave able to:
- Explain what agentic AI is and why it matters
- Identify the key legal questions it raises
- Apply practical checklists on accountability, data use, IP, cloud procurement and human oversight
More details on the guided tour coming soon!
TeenPopUpKE is back and bigger than ever! After a sold-out first edition, we’re taking over The Nairobi Arboretum for a full day of food, fashion, thrift, accessories, open mic and an art show — all powered by Nairobi’s most talented young entrepreneurs and creatives. Come shop from 60+ young vendors, vibe to live open mic performances, explore an art show, and spend the day in one of Nairobi’s most beautiful outdoor spaces. Whether you’re hunting for thrift fits, fresh accessories, good food or just want a day out with friends and family — this is THE event of the season.

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Great energy and narrative. A big shout out to the organisers. However, the play was about Waiyaki Wa Hinga and it would have been nice to acknowledge any family members present at each of the events. I am a third generation descendant who had travelled from abroad, in part to come see the show_Tiras Waiyaki Wa Nūnga
There were less seats for the regular yawa. Imagine i had to pay 400 bob to a security person ndio nipewe kiti. So unfair. Its like regular people are unplanned for. Event was good though

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