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The hottest events in Kenya

Egyptian and other countries products all in one.

Ten artists will be showing an eclectic collection of photography, sculpture, painting, illustration, jewellery and ceramics, with the chance to buy.

This film will be screening at the 22nd European Film festival.

Braeburn Garden Estate will be hosting this charity event for the South African Women’s Association.

Touch a child's heart by participating and helping hundreds of children that need heart surgery.

A night of poetry and music as you enjoy your favourite Ethiopian delicacies.

A celebration of music, art and diversity with a spectacular performance of original Afro Indo Jazz fusion compositions.

This August, Ocean Sports shall be holding an all day food festival to keep you well entertained. If you're a lover of food and fun make sure you stop by.

Arts & Oak's finest songbird, Haimie, live at Tales & Stories II.

The Westgate Auto Show is aimed at giving valuable insights and advice on the motor industry in Kenya.

What goes on in the mind of an artist? This thought provoking and educative exhibition provides an interesting view of the extremes of an artist.

Introducing, the ultimate racing experience. Floodlights. Blisteringly fast karts. Egos. Music.

This is a play about the life of a father who is an IDP survivor, who comes back to dismiss his not so biological children after the death of his beloved wife.

This midyear craft market is fun for the whole family as there is a craft workshop corner for children.

Phoenix Players present, Hotel Flolinda, directed by Nick Njache.

Oshwal Youth League presents this event which is open to all communities and anyone who can form a team of between 15 and 25 people.

Please join us this year again for the 2013 edition.

Future Stars camps are designed to build confidence and improve fundamentals through creative games and cooperative challenges. Our camps are a fantastic place to play, learn, enjoy and have fun!

The 2nd Annual Nairobi EarthDance Peace Festival is happening at the Ngong Race Course on Saturday 3rd 2011. The festival is held globally on the 24th of September in over 500 locations in 80 countries worldwide simultaneously with the aim of inspiring peace, sustainability and social justice in local communities.  However, due to scheduling issues, the Nairobi chapter of the event had to be held earlier.