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Trendz Kenya Fashion Festival 2012

Rift Valley Festival 2012

Sierra Jazz Festival

Pwani Festival

Israel Celebrates 50 years in Kenya with a Food Festival at Tribe Hotel

Tuko Rada Peace Festival

The Lake of Stars Project will celebrate its 10 year anniversary by hosting a brand new city-based festival and arts conference.

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.

*Stone Town, Zanzibar* will once again host the Sauti za Busara music festival.

From a cultural point of view, the event will feature unique performances and demonstrations of ten ethnic communities which live in the Lake Turkana region

ZIFF seeks to provide opportunity for filmmakers around the world of showcasing their works.

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

The Lamu Cultural Festival will be officially launched on Tuesday 30th October 2012 at the Hotel InterContinental.

The film festival aims to inform and excite the Kenyan society with a varied menu of films from European countries and promotes an understanding of the underlying cultures and values that unite these countries.

When most people around the world hear the word “Samosa” their mouths begin to water. The drooling is no doubt a result of vivid fantasies of biting into a hot triangular flour pocket filled with shallow fried spicy beef. But the Samosa in “SAMOSA Festival” has so much more to do with the architecture and meaning of the food than the food itself.

The Big Tunes Festival of Music will be going down to celebrate 50 Years of Kenya's Independence in style.

The 2nd edition and closing ceremony of Filamu Festival was held at Laico Regency hotel on 16th Feb 2013

The National Museums of Kenya have reiterated their intent to go ahead with the 4th Malindi Cultural Festival, starting on March 29th and set to run over the Easter Weekend...

The international pinnacle of film-making excellence, Festival De Cannes (commonly known as Cannes Film Festival), is taking an interest in Kenya and YOU are on the agenda.

The annual Lamu Cultural Festival came to a close yesterday with every available bed booked up by locals, said to comprise over 75 percent of the hotel bookings but also by overseas tourists, who had defied the blanket anti travel advisories and flown, boated and drove to this ancient Swahili township.