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Forget movie nights and the usual weekend plans.
If you’re looking for an experience that gets your heart racing, tests your strategy, and guarantees plenty of laughs, Laser Tag at ABC Place is the perfect adventure.
Whether you’re competing with friends or bonding with colleagues, every match feels like stepping into your own action movie.
More Than Just a Game
Laser Tag at ABC Place, Waiyaki Way, isn’t about standing still and aiming. It’s a fast-paced mission where teamwork, quick thinking, and smart tactics decide who wins.
Players enter an immersive arena filled with atmospheric lighting, swirling fog, and exciting sound effects that transform the space into a battlefield.
Armed with completely safe infrared laser taggers, you’ll dodge opponents, capture points, and race against time in an adrenaline-filled challenge suitable for anyone aged 5

years and above. No experience is needed, just comfortable clothes and a competitive spirit.
Perfect for Every Occasion
Planning a birthday celebration? Looking for a fun family outing? Organising a team-building event?

Laser Tag offers an exciting way to connect with others while creating unforgettable memories.
Groups can book a single session for a quick challenge or choose multiple games to keep the competition going. Full-day hire is also available, making it ideal for schools,
corporate events, and private celebrations.
Every game is different, meaning no two visits are ever the same.
Experience Details
•Location: ABC Place, Waiyaki Way, Nairobi
•Suitable for: Ages 5+



•1 Game: KSh 600 per person
•3-Game Package: KSh
1,500 per person
•Private bookings: Full-day hire available with flexible timing.
Tickets are available on Kenyabuzz. If you’re ready
to swap ordinary weekends for action, strategy, and unforgettable fun, Laser Tag is one experience you won’t want to miss.
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Art in The Wild: Nairobi National Park, 18th July, 7 am. Swap the usual plans for an exciting safari drive, a scenic lunch, and an immersive wildlifeinspired painting experience. 0768 554 146
Faces and Masks: The Interwoven Relation: Nairobi Gallery, until 31st July. The exhibition creates conversations connecting historical traditions with contemporary artistic practices today.
Ithui Othe O Rimwe (All of Us, All at Once): Nairobi National Museum, until 31st July. Experience a world where nothing exists in isolation, where everything is connected.
House of Kuria: HOF Gallery Kibera, until 2nd August. An exhibition based on a family of creatives featuring Njogu Kuria, Merciana Anyango, Joyce Kuria and Andrew Kuria.
Things That Make Us: NoBodyOwnsMe Gallery, until 2nd August. A duo exhibition featuring the works of Yusuf Mirembe & Benjamin Ogada, exploring identity, heritage, nostalgia, and the journey of becoming.
The Cost of Presence: Annex Gallery, until 2nd August. A new body of work by Santana Sino that explores what it means to remain visible, engaged, and accountable in a rapidly changing world.
A Line of Thought: Circle Art Gallery, until 15th August. Explore Kavochy Anita’s thought-provoking artworks exploring identity, belonging, home, and emotion through diverse mediums.
In This Valley of Dying Stars: The African Arts Trust, until 16th August. At the heart of the exhibition lies Jess Atieno’s investigation of brutalist architecture in the context of postindependence Africa
Tabula Rasa: Nairobi Contemporary Art Institute, until 23rd August. Through layered images, shifting between clarity and obscurity, Kamwathi questions what is remembered, what is erased, and who decides.
Gestures of Presence: Circle Art Gallery, until 29th August. Discover Worede’s first Nairobi solo exhibition featuring intimate portraits, expressive brushwork, and captivating explorations of mood.
Mr Tall Dark & Handsome: Suave Kitchen and Social Club, 18th July, 7.30 pm. Join Jack Nanjero and a lineup of comedians who are all certified tall, dark & handsome specimens. 0791 478 090
The Standup Collective: Heltz House, 23rd July, 6 pm. Get ready for a night of sharp wit, cultural commentary, and big laughs.
Comedy Unplugged: Suave Kitchen and Social Club, 23rd July, 7.30 pm. Be ready to unwind and have a great time accompanied with lots of laughter.

Sip & Dance: Two Grapes Wine & Friends, 18th July, 4 pm. Whether you’re a Bachata pro or just here for the Kizomba beats, the floor is yours.
Salsa Night: Brew Bistro Rooftop, 21st July, 6 pm. Step into a night with rhythm and flair and enjoy a fun Salsa night with Dance Factory Kenya.
AFMASS Food Expo: Sarit Expo Centre, 17th July. This premier trade event covers the food and beverage manufacturing, milling, packaging, and agriculture industries.
Africa Technology Show: KICC, 22nd - 24th July. Discover a comprehensive range of high-quality piping solutions and industrial fittings designed for construction, water, infrastructure.

China Trade Week: KICC, 22nd - 24th July. Africa’s brightest minds unite to showcase innovation, investment, and technology shaping the continent’s digital future.
RX Fest: Kasarani Sports Centre, 18th - 19th July. From family-friendly activities to the raw excitement of rallycross action, RX Fest is where passion meets the track.
Caribbean Festival: K1 Klub House, 22nd July, 12 pm. Nairobi, it’s time to gather for a full day of island vibes, good food, and pure reggae energy.
Filmmakers Hangout: Saffron Restaurant & Gastro Pub, 18th July, 2 pm. Network, learn, have fun and watch some amazing new films.
Frame by Frame Film Festival: Century Cinemax Two Rivers, 22nd July, 5 pm. This year’s program features 15 outstanding films from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Nigeria, South Africa, Angola, and Brazil.
David Bowie: The Final Act: Unseen Nairobi, 17th - 23rd July. Discover David Bowie’s extraordinary final act, from career revival to Blackstar, revealing genius, resilience, and lasting artistic legacy.
All That is Left of You: Unseen Nairobi, 17th - 23rd July, 8.30 pm. A Palestinian mother recounts her family’s resilience and sacrifice after her teenage son is caught in a life-changing protest.
Children’s and Teen’s Theatre & Film Classes: Kenya National Theatre, 18th July, 10 am. Help your child build confidence, creativity, and communication skills through engaging theatre and film training.
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Sarit Kids’ Corner: Sarit Centre, 18th - 19th July. Bring the kids along for a fun-filled experience where they can move, play, learn, and make wonderful memories.
Quentin Blake’s Zagazoo: Unseen Nairobi, 19th July, 10 am. The ticket price includes fresh juice, a homemade snack, and free screening for the accompanying adults!
Eco Warriors Holiday Camp: Adventure Farm Karen, until 31st July, 9 am. The program is designed to provide a balanced mix of education, recreation, discovery, and adventure in a fun farm environment. 0759 335 447
Kids Village Camp: The African Arts Trust, until 7th August. Kids have the chance to explore, create, play, and make unforgettable memories! 0746 723 807
Holiday Program: Little Dinosaurs Kindergarten, until 7th August. Looking for a fun, safe, and engaging place for your child during the school holidays? 0708 238 802

DCK July/August Holiday Workshop: Dance Centre Kenya, until 22nd August. Every week brings a new theme filled with dance, music, arts, crafts, games and plenty of fun! 0713 930 549
Laura and Julie’s Summer Camp: The Beach Hut Painting Studio, until 28th August. With schools closing, what exciting plans do you have for the kids? Look no further! 0741 736 546 Holiday Club: Matteo’s Italian Restaurant, until 28th August. Activities include pottery, Padel skills, painting, pizza making, and more. 0118 990 031
Rush hour Karaoke: Suave Kitchen & Social Club, 17th July, 7.30 pm. How about some karaoke to kickstart your Friday night into the weekend?

Classics in Nairobi: All Saints Cathedral, 18th July, 6 pm. Experience one orchestra performing seven timeless masterpieces in a spectacular celebration of music that transcends generations. 0791 478 090
The Fisherman Experience: Heltz House, 18th July, 6 pm. The Fisherman Experience brings the world of Coster Ojwang to life through live performances and powerful cultural storytelling.
Kenya Hymn Festival: Shree Sthanakvasi Jain Sangh, 19th July, 2 pm. Experience the beauty of timeless Christian hymns in Kenyan local languages.
The Gospel Hangout: Heltz House, 19th July, 2 pm. Join for an afternoon of gospel music, good company and an atmosphere that feeds both the soul and the spirit.
Star Safari: Bunduz Camp, 18th July, 6 pm. Explore the cosmos through telescopes, and experience an unforgettable night of celestial wonder together. 0113 719 096
Kwote — Kajiado: Olepolos Country Club, 18th July, 2 pm. Kwote returns with Chapter 6, a touring DJ experience where Afrohouse, culture, and storytelling come together on the dancefloor.
Bune Uninterrupted: Masshouse, 18th July, 3 pm. Curated as a six-hour musical journey, the experience will take you through every era and style of Amapiano.
Aduma: Heltz House, 18th July, 6 pm. Get ready to connect with the community, discover new sounds, and dance the night away.
Trivia Social: Y2K & Chill: Kahoffee House, 17th July, 6 pm. Round up your team, channel your inner Y2K icon, and join us for a nostalgic night of trivia, laughs, and friendly competition. 0791 478 090

2026 Nation Classic Golf Series:
Royal Nairobi Golf Club, 17th July, 9 am. Get ready for the region’s premier networking business sport and experience the finest golf. 0791 478 090
F1 Watch Party Belgian Grand Prix: Suave Kitchen and Social Club, 19th July, 3 pm. Big screens, good company, and a race atmosphere await. 0791 478 090
World Cup Finals: Anga Diamond Cinema, 19th July, 10 pm. Feel every pass, goal, and celebration alongside fellow fans in an electrifying stadium atmosphere that beats watching from home. 0791 478 090

Joshulogy: Suave Kitchen and Social Club, 18th July, 5 pm. Joshua Muthui will take you on a poetic journey through the power of words and music beautifully interwoven. 0791 478 090

Beneath The Surface: Braeburn Schools Gitanga Road, 18th - 19th July, 3 pm & 7 pm. Can a marriage survive when fear becomes the only thing keeping them apart?
Gikuyu na Mumbi Re-Run: Kenya National Theatre, until 19th July. Missed it the first time? This is your chance. Watched it before? Come relive the magic. 0716 677 777
The Inner Sanctuary: Le’Mac, 18th July, 5.30 pm. You’ll be guided through breath, gentle reflection, and a deeply immersive sound journey designed to help the body settle and the mind become still.





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