
Things to do in Nairobi: 3 – 6 July
Check out what’s on iN Nairobi this weekend – from clubs to art to live music, we’ve done the scrolling so you don’t have to!
You are now in Nairobi, where cultures blend and mix. Nairobi shakes up art, food, music, nightlife, wellness, film, travel & lifestyle. Welcome to your go-to guide for all things in Nairobi — if you’re hunting for fun activities, the best hangouts, or the coolest cultural vibes. Dive in and discover everything iN Nairobi that makes it the capital of cultural exploration.
Check out what’s on iN Nairobi this weekend – from clubs to art to live music, we’ve done the scrolling so you don’t have to!
July iN Nairobi offers a feast for art lovers – From solo shows to cross-continental collaborations, the capital’s creative calendar is brimming with stories, textures, and bold expressions. Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a curious wanderer, or simply in search of inspiration, this month’s art offerings invite you to slow down, look closer, and connect with the ideas shaping Kenya’s visual culture today.
Debe is a compelling meditation on culture, craft, and context. It challenges visitors to see beyond function to the form and to recognize common jua kali manifestations of material culture as design.
Every June, rainbow flags wave in cities around the world. But for many LGBTQ+ Africans, Pride Month isn’t just about parades and parties — it’s about visibility, survival, and the ongoing fight for dignity.
You are now in Nairobi, where cultures blend and mix. Nairobi shakes up art, food, music, nightlife, wellness, film, travel & lifestyle. Welcome to your go-to guide for all things in Nairobi — if you’re hunting for fun activities, the best hangouts, or the coolest cultural vibes. Dive in and discover everything iN Nairobi that makes it the capital of cultural exploration.
Check out what’s on iN Nairobi this weekend – from clubs to art to live music, we’ve done the scrolling so you don’t have to!
July iN Nairobi offers a feast for art lovers – From solo shows to cross-continental collaborations, the capital’s creative calendar is brimming with stories, textures, and bold expressions. Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a curious wanderer, or simply in search of inspiration, this month’s art offerings invite you to slow down, look closer, and connect with the ideas shaping Kenya’s visual culture today.
Debe is a compelling meditation on culture, craft, and context. It challenges visitors to see beyond function to the form and to recognize common jua kali manifestations of material culture as design.
Every June, rainbow flags wave in cities around the world. But for many LGBTQ+ Africans, Pride Month isn’t just about parades and parties — it’s about visibility, survival, and the ongoing fight for dignity.
Tucked away in the vast, untamed wilderness of northern Kenya, the Lewa Safari Marathon has earned its place as one of the world’s most remarkable endurance events. Far from the asphalt streets of typical city marathons, this race unfolds along rugged dirt tracks, under the watchful gaze of elephants, rhinos, and giraffes. But beyond the breathtaking scenery lies a much deeper purpose — a race that champions both human endurance and the protection of Kenya’s iconic wildlife.
As the city exhales after a tense and emotional week, many of us are still processing the events that unfolded during this year’s Maandamano. We’ve curated some low-key options for the weekend for those who want to step out, support local spaces, or simply soak in the beauty this city never stops offering.
Nairobi Litfest launched Thursday 26 June and continues across the weekend.
This week in Paris, Faith Kipyegon, the quiet, relentless force from Kenya, will step onto the track and attempt to do what no woman has done before: run a mile in under four minutes.
Join us as we take a journey through Nairobi’s skyline and explore five of the best rooftop dining experiences the city has to offer.
Who doesn’t love a slice of Pizza…or all the slices of Pizza. We take a look at the best pizza spots in Nairobi.
Nairobi has tons of awesome places to grab a burger, from small cafes to cool food trucks. Let’s check out some of the best ones!
Welcome to iNNAIROBI’s tour of the best culinary delights and spots you should know. Let’s take a tour of Nairobi’s outdoor food destinations.
There’s a quiet truth I’ve come to understand in my years of healing work you’re not just living your life, you’re reliving patterns.
July iN Nairobi offers a feast for art lovers – From solo shows to cross-continental collaborations, the capital’s creative calendar is brimming with stories, textures, and bold expressions. Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a curious wanderer, or simply in search of inspiration, this month’s art offerings invite you to slow down, look closer, and connect with the ideas shaping Kenya’s visual culture today.
Debe is a compelling meditation on culture, craft, and context. It challenges visitors to see beyond function to the form and to recognize common jua kali manifestations of material culture as design.
Every June, rainbow flags wave in cities around the world. But for many LGBTQ+ Africans, Pride Month isn’t just about parades and parties — it’s about visibility, survival, and the ongoing fight for dignity.
Check out what’s on iN Nairobi this weekend – from clubs to art to live music, we’ve done the scrolling so you don’t have to!
As the city exhales after a tense and emotional week, many of us are still processing the events that unfolded during this year’s Maandamano. We’ve curated some low-key options for the weekend for those who want to step out, support local spaces, or simply soak in the beauty this city never stops offering.
Check out what’s on iN Nairobi this weekend – from clubs to art to live music, we’ve done the scrolling so you don’t have to!
Check out what’s on iN Nairobi this weekend – from clubs to art to live music, we’ve done the scrolling so you don’t have to!
In All We Imagine As Light, Indian filmmaker Payal Kapadia crafts a gentle, luminous meditation on womanhood, friendship, and the quiet rebellions that simmer beneath everyday life. It’s a film that feels like poetry captured on celluloid — delicate, layered, and achingly intimate.
Dahomey is a haunting, elegiac documentary that confronts the long shadows of colonial theft—and the spiritual weight of return. iN REVIEWS.
SKETCHY AFRICANS: Known for his work on Country Queen and Pepeta, Mbaya takes a bold leap into comedy with a film that combines humor, cultural critique, and relatable storytelling.
From Nairobi to Bradford, Blankets & Wine crosses borders to amplify African creativity on a global stage.
On May 3 and 4, Shah Houses in Ngara will open its doors for the African premiere of Surviving Death — a daring, emotionally-charged concert exploring grief, hope, and human connection through music, poetry, and visual projection.
Born from a passion for blending great food with soulful music, our Jazz Sundays have evolved into one of Nairobi’s most anticipated weekly events. Read More…
Nairobi’s music landscape is undergoing a dynamic transformation, and at the heart of this evolution is Monateng Collective—an initiative reshaping the city’s electronic and AfroHouse scenes.
Tucked away in the vast, untamed wilderness of northern Kenya, the Lewa Safari Marathon has earned its place as one of the world’s most remarkable endurance events. Far from the asphalt streets of typical city marathons, this race unfolds along rugged dirt tracks, under the watchful gaze of elephants, rhinos, and giraffes. But beyond the breathtaking scenery lies a much deeper purpose — a race that champions both human endurance and the protection of Kenya’s iconic wildlife.
Afrika House is a creative space that embodies the kind of intentionality often missing in urban landscapes.
Today, on the International Day of Forests, we do not merely mark a date; we answer the call of the trees.
There’s a quiet truth I’ve come to understand in my years of healing work you’re not just living your life, you’re reliving patterns.
Every June, rainbow flags wave in cities around the world. But for many LGBTQ+ Africans, Pride Month isn’t just about parades and parties — it’s about visibility, survival, and the ongoing fight for dignity.
Tucked away in the vast, untamed wilderness of northern Kenya, the Lewa Safari Marathon has earned its place as one of the world’s most remarkable endurance events. Far from the asphalt streets of typical city marathons, this race unfolds along rugged dirt tracks, under the watchful gaze of elephants, rhinos, and giraffes. But beyond the breathtaking scenery lies a much deeper purpose — a race that champions both human endurance and the protection of Kenya’s iconic wildlife.
Every woman carries an innate rhythm within her. It flows in cycles. It whispers through the body with the rise and fall of hormones. And every month, this rhythm shows up as our period, a gentle reminder to pause, reflect, nourish, and soften into our own feminine flow.