Monday 23 January 2012

KINANDA FEST 10: BACK,BIGGER AND BETTER!

9 editions, and counting! How time flies! We have you to thank for this success!

It's 2012,  and we are back with the 10th edition of your favorite monthly fest. The October edition (Kinanda Fest 9)  saw us relocate to the KARI grounds, and it was absolutely amazing. Here's a video recap of the 'Tumehama Edition'.


 

 We are particularly excited about this particular edition that sees us introduce yet another aspect of art: film, and will see us feature two locally produced short films!

Ladies and gentlemen, behold, Kinanda Fest 10. 



Music by:
Sarabi                       (More on their inspiring story here)
Sage                          (Check out her Coldplay's Viva La Vida cover here)
JayDabliu                   (Sample some of his smooth grooves here)
Wairimu Ng'aru          (Listen to one of her songs, 'Tuelewane' here)
                      

Poetry by:
Jemedari [Jemedari Flows]
Wacera [ Girl in the City Bus]
Kavossa Asavva [The River of Words Flows]
Wanjeri Gakuru [Live.Love. Laugh.


Gallery :
Best of 2011

Film
Dawa  by Mark Kaigwa
Wageuzi: Battle 2012 by Andrew Kaggia

*These two amazing film makers will be at Kinanda Fest, come chat them up about their work,inspiration etc*



All this plus your usual mix of great artsy vendors, great company,great cheer and great food/drinks.





 
Where :

KARI [ Kenya Agricultural Research Institute - Waiyaki Way]
Google Maps: http://g.co/maps/a6xa5


[From Westlands: Get on to Waiyaki Way,  KARI is directly opposite the bus stop at the junction of Waiyaki Way and James Gichuru Rd.]

[From Kangemi: KARI  is the second Gate to your left right after Nairobi School]


Date: Sunday 29th January,2012

Time: 1.30pm -6.45pm!

Cost : Adults   - 350/=
          Children- 50/=

More Info:

              Twitter:  @kinandaArtsfest
              Facebook: Nairobi Kinanda Arts Festival
              Google+: Kinanda Festival

RSVP/Advance tickets: 0728306630
                          sifa@kinandafestival.com  

1 comment:

  1. This is one of the best African/Kenyan festivals of all time. I never want to miss even a single one of them. Keep up the great work.

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