Posts tagged ‘Israel in Kenya’
Out of Town: Kistrech International Poetry Festival 2017, Oct. 5-9 2017 @ Kisii University
Dates: October 5-9, 2017
Venues: Kisii University, Mara Game Reserve, & University of Nairobi
For more information, visit the official festival website.
Safaricom Jazz Festival Ft. Branford Marsalis, Feb. 21 2016 @ Training Grounds – Safaricom Stadium, Kasarani
Dates: February 21, 2016
Venue: Training Grounds – Safaricom Stadium, Kasarani
Time: Doors Open at 10 am – Show starts at 12 noon
Tickets: Regular: KES 1,000/-
Performing Artists: Branford Marsalis, Jef Neve Trio, Afrosync, Maya Belsitzman & Matan Ephrat, Sons of Kemet, Edward Perseen & the Different Faces Band, Kunle Ayo and Siya Makuzeni
[Updated] PAWA Film Forum Vol XV: ‘Beautiful Tree, Severed Roots’, Nov. 5 2014 @ Pawa 254
For our 15th edition Pawa 254 Hub is happy to announce the screening of the documentary ‘BEAUTIFUL TREE, SEVERED ROOTS – Seventy Years in Kenya. One Family, Seven Stories’, a film by Kenny Mann.
Date: Wednesday, 5th November 2014
Time: 5pm-8pm
Venue: PAWA254
Entrance: FREE
The film is about a family which settled in Kenya as Jewish refugees in 1942 and their contribution to the nation through the eyes of the film-maker.
The screening will be followed by a discussion which will be facilitated by Film Kenya Magazine.
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PAWA Film Forum is committed to showcasing independently produced, often non- commercial work that has little opportunity of reaching the general public; highlighting social, political, cultural and historical realities. By featuring the voices and visions of truly independent media artists from Kenya and beyond, we aim to expose diverse audiences to a range of artistic expressions, cultural perspectives and critical inquiries.
Safaricom International Jazz Festival 2014 feat Richard Bona, Feb. 23 2014 @ Ngong Race Course
Date: February 23, 2014
Venue: Ngong Race Course
Time: 12 pm for 2 pm
Tickets: Students Kshs 300, Regular Kshs 1000 & VIP Kshs 2500
Performances by: Richard Bona, The Nile Project, Rhythm Junks – Belgium, Yuval Cohen – Israel, Aaron Rimbui, Chris Bittok, Eddie Grey, Jacob Asiyo and Kavutha Mwanzia
Proceeds from this concert will go to the purchase of music instruments for the Ghetto Classics Music Programme.
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