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WHEN you think of endangered animals, you probably picture the big ones: elephants with poachers hot on their trail or rhinos fighting to survive. But what if I told you that even some of those cheeky monkeys you see swinging through Diani are on that list too?
Those adorable and graceful, black-and-white Angolan colobus monkeys aren’t just photogenic, they’re vulnerable. And while their cousins are out here living their best mischief-filled lives, raiding balconies and snatching snacks, this species instead shies away from people and is quietly disappearing from Kenya’s coastal forests.
Enter Colobus Conservation, Diani’s quiet hero and one of the Coast’s most meaningful stops. It all began in 1997, when locals grew concerned about the number of colobus monkeys losing their lives along the Diani Beach Road. What started as a community outcry has since evolved into a full-fledged conservation effort: rescuing injured primates, rehabilitating them, protecting the forest, and even setting up clever rope bridges so the monkeys can
cross roads safely. It’s the kind of work that blends heart, innovation, and a deep love for wildlife.
Colobus Conservation also gives visitors a chance to experience their work up close and see conservation in action. It’s more than learning; it’s about truly connecting. But here’s the best part; this isn’t your regular “look-don’t-touch” kind of visit.
A tour of Colobus Conservation is like walking straight into a real-life nature documentary. You’ll meet the monkeys, learn their stories, and see how the team is keeping Diani’s wild side alive. It’s fun, surprisingly emotional, and a must-do if you want to switch things up from the usual beach-and-cocktail routine.
And now, you don’t even have to wait till you’re in Diani to plan it. You canbook your Colobus Conservation experience online via KenyaBuzz before your trip. Easy, convenient, and one more reason to pat yourself on the back for doing something meaningful on holiday.
So, next time you’re in Diani, go say hi to the furry kind of locals. Trust us, this is one experience that’s as heartwarming as it is unforgettable.

Paint A Pin at Strikez, Westgate Shopping Mall, 1st Floor
Turn bowling pins into colorful masterpieces at Strikez Bowling with Paint A Pin!Bring your creativity to life as you paint and personalize your own bowling pin in a fun, vibrant atmosphere. Perfect for kids, friends, and families looking for a unique and memorable outing.
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Enjoy an action-packed team-building experience featuring fun icebreakers, team challenges, facilitated bonding activities, outdoor sports, archery, Zumba and Aqua Zumba sessions, swimming, photography, Ultimate Tag, a giant trampoline park, and high ropes adventures with two ziplining sessions. The package also includes two tea breaks with snacks, a themed cake, complimentary water, and a delicious three-course buffet lunch, making it the perfect blend of teamwork, adventure, and fun.
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The basic idea of the game, is for players to shoot at their opponents’ laser tagger with their laser beam while at the same time preventing their own tagger from being shot. The taggers use infrared light (like a remote control) and are completely harmless for our players. You can also hire us for a full day with flexible timing.
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“Adelina y Amador” by Jeannine Ferrand: Embassy of Peru, until 26th June. Step into an intimate photography exhibition celebrating memory, family, and Afro-Peruvian cultural heritage.
Where Nature Whispers, Art Speaks: Chez Mahmadi, until 30th June. An inspiring exhibition by Maitreyee Roy celebrating colors, movement, and serenity of the wild.
Dancing Lights by Edison Mugalu: Banana Hill Art Gallery, until 2nd July. He creates eye-catching paintings using acrylics, collage, and African fabrics, developing a distinctive contemporary artistic style.
Ephemerals: Circle Art Gallery, until 4th July. Discover Rasto Cyprian’s body of work exploring time, memory, decay, and everyday beauty.

Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Scar—Who Put You Where You Are?: Circle Art Gallery, until 4th July. Explore a powerful solo exhibition by Nahom Teklehaimanot on memory, migration, and identity.
Colour Untamed: Nani’s Wonderland, until 9th July. Katie Simpson presents ethereal paintings exploring earth’s fragility and wildlife’s vulnerability, capturing fleeting moments in luminous abstracted space.
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.
Laugh Therapy: 26th June, 8 pm. An evening of stand-up comedy and good vibes.
The 11 Kenyan Commandments: 27th June, 7.30 pm. A hilarious stage production inspired by everyday Kenyan life.
AI in Health Showcase: Aga Khan University, 26th June, 10 am. Discover how AI is transforming healthcare through live demos, expert insights, innovation showcases, and collaborative industry discussions.
Storytelling Salon: Suave Kitchen and Social Club, 27th June, 4 pm. Explore the art of storytelling through conversation, creativity, and shared experiences.

Vegetarian Cuisine: Jikoni Studio, 30th June, 9 am. Learn how to create delicious vegetarian dishes in this hands-on culinary session.
Konpa-Afro Night: 254 Beer District, 2nd July. the ultimate mashup of Afro groove and Konpa flavor for an unforgettable night experience.
Village Market Autoshow Experience: Village Market, 26th - 28th June, 10 am. Explore everything from luxury vehicles and family cars to EVs, SUVs, off-road machines, outdoor adventure vehicles, and more. 020 7122488
Egypt and Middle East Expo: Sarit Expo Centre, June 26th - 12th July. Step into a world of culture, style, and savings!
Mega Clima Kenya: Sarit Expo Centre, until 27th June. Discover innovation in HVAC, energy, and construction at East Africa’s leading industry networking platform event.
Fashion & Art Denim Gala: Chronos, 26th June, 12 pm. An immersive fashion experience where three designers will each unveil their own unique interpretation of the Denim Gala.

Japanese Culture Event: Gochi
Sake&Dining, 27th June, 12 pm. Celebrate Japanese culture through food, performances, traditions, and interactive activities.
Wendo 1.0 Festival – The Big Celebration: The Kentmere Club, 27th June, 2 pm. A lively festival bringing together music, culture, entertainment, and community.
Summertides 2026: Lost Beach Club, 2nd - 4th July, 6 pm. A multiday festival experience packed with music, entertainment, and memorable moments.

The Fisherman: Unseen Nairobi, 26th - 30th June. A heartwarming comedy about a retired Ghanaian fisherman, a talking fish, and quirky friends chasing dreams in Accra.
Amadou & Mariam: Sons du Mali: Unseen Nairobi, 26th - 30th June. A documentary following the blind musical duo from Mali as they travel, create a new album, and reconnect with their roots.
Writing Hawa: Unseen Nairobi, 28th June, 9 pm. Forty years after a childhood arranged marriage, Hawa seeks independence and literacy, but renewed Taliban rule shatters her family’s dreams.
Stand Together as One: Century Cinemax Two Rivers, 30th June, 6.30 pm. A powerful documentary on the 1983–85 Ethiopian famine, the music that united the world, and the lasting impact of collective action.

Wine and Cheese: Rosslyn Square Luxury Mall, 26th June, 3 pm. Enjoy an evening featuring curated pairings, rich flavors, and an elegant relaxed social experience.
BBQ Bandits – Arty & Finer Edition: Rosedale Gardens, 27th June, 12 pm. Indulge in mouthwatering barbecue, creative experiences, and a relaxed social atmosphere where great food and good company come together.
The Lovers Pairing Experience: Karel T-Lounge, 27th June, 5 pm. Treat yourselves to an intimate tasting experience featuring carefully selected food and drink pairings designed to delight the senses and spark conversation.
The Cosmos Uncorked: Le Decanter, 27th June, 6 pm. Explore a thoughtfully curated wine experience where exceptional pours, engaging conversations, and a welcoming
atmosphere create the perfect evening out.
Bbq Pitmasters Szn 11: ASK Showgrounds, Jamhuri Park, 28th June, 12 pm. Celebrate the art of grilling with expertly prepared barbecue, bold flavours, and a gathering of food lovers passionate about all things smoked and flame-cooked.
The Sunday Meal Prep Club: Heltz House, Sundays, 1 pm. Learn practical meal-planning strategies, discover new recipes, and gain useful kitchen tips to help make healthy, stress-free cooking part of your weekly routine.
Children’s and Teen’s Theatre & Film Classes: Kenya National Theatre, 27th June, 10 am. Help your child build confidence, creativity, and communication skills through engaging theatre and film training. 0791 478090
The Muppet Show: Unseen Nairobi, 28th June, 10 am. The ticket price includes fresh juice, a homemade snack, and free screening for the accompanying adults!
Minions & Monsters Kiddie Treat: Westgate Cinemas, 27th - 28th June, 11 am. A fun-filled family movie experience featuring animated adventures for young audiences.
Rush hour Karaoke: Suave Kitchen and Social Club, 26th June, 5.30 pm. Sip on cocktails and beers as you belt out your favourite tunes!
Sounds of Nairobi (S.O.N) ft Lisa Oduor Noah: German School, 26th June, 6 pm. Enjoy an intimate live performance showcasing Nairobi’s vibrant music scene.
Friends of MoNgoma XXVII: Koda, 26th June, 9 pm. A celebration of live music featuring talented performers and diverse sounds.
Rae’s and Robin’s Acoustic Live: Saffron Restaurant & Gastro Pub, 27th June, 3 pm. An afternoon of soulful acoustic music and storytelling.
Acoustic Music Recital with Hazel Lime: Wow Pianos Limited, 27th June, 5 pm. A captivating live acoustic performance.
Maisha No Maya: Kenya National Theatre, 27th June, 5 pm. A live music experience blending contemporary sounds and storytelling.
Sir Elvis & The Urban Cowboys: K1 Klub House, 27th June, 6 pm. Enjoy country classics and crowd favourites performed live.
Murima Night: The Windsor Golf Hotel & Country Club, 26th June, 7 pm. Celebrate Kikuyu culture through music, dance, and vibrant entertainment as revelers come together for an energetic night of great vibes and unforgettable memories.
Magma: The Mall, 26th June, 9 pm. Turn up the heat with a high-energy party experience featuring electrifying music, lively crowds, and a dynamic atmosphere that keeps the excitement going all night long.
Sucasa: The Alchemist Bar, 26th June, 9 pm. Gather with friends for a night of music, dancing, and social connections in a lively setting designed for good times and great memories.
RnB Oldskul Brunch: The Guv’nors House, 27th June, 2 pm. Enjoy a nostalgic journey through classic R&B hits while indulging in delicious food, refreshing drinks, and an atmosphere filled with feel-good vibes.
The Troy Social 2nd Edition: Troy Mediterranean Mezze & Roof Bar, 27th June, 3 pm. Connect, unwind, and enjoy an exciting blend of music, entertainment, and social experiences at this vibrant gathering designed for fun and meaningful interactions. It’s Such A Good Time: Kenya National Theatre, 1st July, 6 pm. Break up the week with an evening of great music, lively entertainment, and a welcoming atmosphere perfect for relaxing, socializing, and having a genuinely good time.
Succulent Sip: The United Kenya Club, 26th June, 2 pm. Experience African culture, curated bites, welcome drinks, and a hands-on succulent planting workshop celebrating beauty and sustainability. 0791 478090
June Championship Showdown (Padel): Playon Padel Rhapta Road, 26th - 28th June, 9 pm. Join the ultimate tournament to compete, level up, challenge yourself, and experience an unforgettable atmosphere.
Austrian GP Watch Party: Suave Kitchen and Social Club, 28th June, 4 pm. Grab a seat, enjoy good company and watch the lights go out with fellow F1 fans

Lewa Safari Marathon 2026: Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, 27th June, 7 am. Kenya’s iconic conservation-focused marathon in the heart of Lewa. Enduro 3: Malu Lodge, 27th - 28th June, 7 am. An adrenaline-fuelled endurance motorsport challenge.
Vets After Dark Rugby: Impala Club, 27th June, 5 pm. Rugby under the lights with thrilling action and entertainment.
June Mini Race: The Waterfront, 28th June, 7 am. A competitive motorsport event for racing enthusiasts.
The Thomas Dewar Mile: Ngong Racecourse, 28th June, 12 pm. A prestigious horse racing event.
Grease The Musical: Hillcrest Preparatory School, 26th June, 6 pm.
Follow Danny, Sandy, the Pink Ladies, and the T-Birds as they experience the ups and downs of teenage romance, friendship, and growing up.
The Answering Machine: Alliance Francais, 29th June, 6 pm. A compelling theatrical production exploring memory, relationships, and communication.




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