Live Band Night with Juliani, May 17 2013 @ Sarakasi Dome – Foyer Bar

Date: May 17, 2013
Venue: Foyer Bar, Sarakasi Dome
Time: 7 pm to midnight
Entry: Free

Listen to Juliani’s new single Utawala

Out of Town: Malindi Music Festival for Children, Dec. 1 2012 @ Old Sinbad – Lamu Road

CISP in collaboration with the Malindi community, the local authorities and the private sector under the patronage of the Italian Cooperation presents the 3rd edition of the Malindi Music Festival for Children on 1st December at the Old Sinbad Hotel Grounds.

Come join us, it is a free event with a rich menu to entertain!

It is a celebration of culture and ethnic diversity through art and music to promote PEACE. Starts with a children’s exhibition on art and poetry followed by an electrifying music concert by Eric Wainaina, Juliani, Nazizi and MADCA.

PROGRAMME
3:00 pm: Peace Parade
Peace Parade starts from Malindi Stadium to the Old Sinbad Hotel

4:00 pm to 6:00 pm: Children Art Exhibition
Exhibition of art, drama and poetry by children on Peace at Old Sinbad, Lamu Road (next to Casino)

8:30 pm to 11:00 pm: Music Concert
Live performance by Eric Wainaina, Juliani, Nazizi and MADCA at Old Sinbad, Lamu Road (next to Casino)

Event: #Mindspeak – Juliani, Oct. 20 2012 @ Inter Continental

Date: October 20, 2012
Venue: Inter Continental Hotel
Time: 9 am-12 Noon
Guest Speaker: Musician and Change Maker– Juliani*
Entrance: Free

* Juliani is best known for his hit song Bahasha ya Ocampo.

Listen to Exponential Potential Video

Blankets & Wine #38, Oct. 7 2012 @ Leisure Gardens Mamba Village

Date: October 7, 2012
Venue: Leisure Gardens, Mamba Village
Time: 1-7pm
Tickets: Gate Kshs 1,500 & Advance Kshs 1,300

Performances by: Juliani, Harry Kimani, Fena Gitu and Kombo

Kwani? Open Mic: Featured Poet Moraa & Featured Artist Juliani, Sept. 4 2012 @ Club Soundd

Date: September 4, 2012
Venue: Club Soundd
Time: 7 -10 pm
Tickets: Kshs 200

Featured Poet Moraa & Featured Artist Juliani

MC: Cindy Ogana

For more information:
http://kwani.org/event/openmic/107/kwani_open_mic_september_edition_2012.htm

Kwani? Digital: Content Meets Tech, Aug. 25 2012 @iHub

Date: August 25, 2012
Venue: iHub
Time: 11am to 1pm.
Entry: Free

Content- Juliani, Gado, and Billy Kahora Meets Tech- ICT Board, Digital Divide Data (DDD) and Jimmy Gitonga.

About
Three months ago, Kwani Trust commissioned Digital Divide Data (DDD) to digitise some of its content as part of a pilot to see what possibilities lie in the content Kwani? has produced since its founding in 2003, and how new online and digital technologies could be utilised. This new Kwani? ebook platform is the first step in developing structures and networks through which Kwani?’s content can be disseminated to earn our published writers a much wider readership, and increase the scope of the Trusts reach and income.

We have been keenly following recent developments in the sector. From our observations, we feel that technology is driving many societal changes in the ways different players in the content-technology chain create, disseminate, receive, consume and perceive content and information. Content providers in the arts, culture and public media, like Kwani Trust and Buni Media, are entering these spaces with renewed energy. Online technologies like social media now take up huge market sectors in the consumption of content.

Our experience with the Kwani? ebook platforms has posed four distinct challenges.

- Though research in both content creation and online technologies is being commissioned and carried out, there is still a lot of work to be done on how the two sectors might complement each other optimally. In the build-up to launching the Kwani? ebook platform, we found little comprehensive local research on basic conceptual questions. How can the content and technology sectors work to facilitate research that is mutually beneficial?

- High quality content in arts, culture and public media is a specialised sector that is mostly donor-funded while most of the exciting work being done on online and mobile platforms is commercially driven. Collaboration between the two sectors requires significant paradigm shifts for both. How can non-profit content providers rethink their institutional models to take up the commercial opportunities that the new technologies promise?
- Traditional content providers have created loyal audiences and markets from offline products. New technologies promise new audiences, markets and possibilities. How can the two sectors work together to take advantage of these layered existing outlets?

- Traditional content providers have created legal frameworks for their institutional requirements over a period of time. New legal and contractual challenges have emerged with online and mobile content provision possibilities. How can the two sectors work together to ensure a stable legal framework for optimal collaboration?

Kwani Trust will hold an event in which content providers in the arts, culture and public media sector and online, mobile and new technology sector can discuss the issues outlined above.

For more information:
https://www.facebook.com/events/281433275295312/

Concert/Exhibition: Choose Peace Concert & Picha Mtaani Photo Exhibition, Aug. 12 2012 @ August 7th Memorial Park

Date: August 12, 2012
Venue: August 7 Memorial Park
Time: 1 pm
Entry: Free

The Picha Mtaani exhibition returns to Nairobi this Sunday. It will be on display at the Choose Peace Concert.
This event will feature Juliani, Avril, and many activities.

Forum: Beyond the Music feat Juliani & Ian Kamau, Aug. 8 2012 @Pawa254 Hub

Date: August 8, 2012
Venue: Pawa254 Hub
Time: 4.30-7pm
Entry: Free

Beyond the Music is a special forum where musicians get to share their work and life in and outside music. Its all about inspiritation and intimacy. It is all about meeting the musician and how they engage their passion. The inaugural instalation will feature Juliani and Canadian hip hop sensation Ian Kamau.

For more information visit the event Facebook page

Watch Juliani’s documentary

Sawa Sawa 2012 Festival, Jun. 10 2012 @ Carnivore Grounds

Dates: June 10, 2012
Venue: Carnivore Grounds
Time: 12pm-12am
Tickets: Kshs 250 before 6pm and Kshs 500 after 6pm [Tickets will be sold at the gate only]

Performances by: Napalma (S. Africa), Taarabu Fusion, Juliani, Makadem, Yunasi, Kidum, Sarakasi all stars, Octopizzo

Dj Sets by: Dj Hypnotiq and MoB

Album Launch: Dawn, Sept. 3 2011 @ Prestige Plaza

Date: Sepember 3, 2011
Venue: Prestige Plaza
Time: 7pm
Tickets: Advance Kshs 500, Gate Kshs 700
Tickets Available: www.ticketsasa.com

Guest Artists: Juliani, Kanji, Aaron Rimbui, Valarie Kimano & Fena

MC: Anne Kiguta

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Album Launch: Red Black & Green, Aug. 21, 2011 @ City Hall Way (Street)

Date: August 21, 2011
Venue: City Hall Way (Street)
Time: 5-9pm
Tickets: Kshs 300

Album Promo

A Peace Concert, Dec 5 2009 @ KICC

Kenya Women Against Poverty (KWAP), in partnership with USAID, Blueline Synergy LTD, Tusaidiane Youth for Development, eMentoring Africa and Diva Enterprises is organizing A Peace Concert with KANJII, JULIANI, NEMA, M.O.G & DADDY OWEN dubbed ‘SARE CHIKI- KENYA NI YETU!’ The aim of this Concert is to reunite Kenyans and shun violence.
The concert will take place on December 5th 2009 at the KICC Grounds from 11am to 6pm. This Concert is poised to be Kenya’s largest Concert for the purpose of peace and unity, urging communities to reconcile country wide.