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Looking for a fun, creative, and affordable activity in Nairobi?
Paint A Pin at Strikez Westgate offers a unique hands-on experience where creativity takes center stage and every participant gets to transform an ordinary bowling pin into a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
Located at Strikez Bowling on the 1st Floor of Westgate Shopping Mall, Paint A Pin combines art, entertainment, and self-expression in a vibrant and welcoming setting. Participants receive their own bowling pin to decorate using a variety of colours, patterns, and designs. There are no rules, just imagination, creativity, and plenty of fun.
Available daily from 10:00 AM to 11:59 PM, the experience offers flexibility for visitors looking to add a creative activity to their day, whether during the week, on weekends, or over school holidays.
Perfect for families, friends, couples, and groups, Paint A Pin is an enjoyable way to unwind, connect, and create lasting memories. Whether you’re planning a family outing, a birthday celebration, a team-building activity, or simply looking for something different to do in Nairobi, this experience offers something for everyone.

The activity is suitable for both children and adults, and no artistic experience is required. From colourful abstract designs to personalised keepsakes, every bowling pin becomes a unique reflection of its creator.
At just KSh 1,100 per person, Paint A Pin offers an affordable and memorable creative experience in Nairobi.
Whether you’re searching for familyfriendly activities, creative experiences, date ideas, or unique things to do at Westgate Shopping Mall, Paint A Pin at Strikez Westgate is a fantastic choice. Tickets are available now through KenyaBuzz

Shared DNA: Alliance Française, Nairobi, 5th - 21st June. Explore an immersive exhibition inspired by DNA, revealing human connection beyond class, borders, and systems.
“Adelina y Amador” by Jeannine Ferrand: Embassy of Peru, 8th26th June. Step into an intimate photography exhibition celebrating memory, family, and Afro-Peruvian cultural heritage.
Aftermath: Annex Gallery, until 21st June. An exhibition by Meshack Okeyo exploring urban life, memory, and material transformation through expressive socially engaged work.
Tides of Presence: NoBodyOwnsMe Gallery, until 21st June. The show brings together works of Eugene Miera and Mutune Waweru that explore presence, memory, and the shifting textures of lived experience.
Territories of Becoming: HOF Gallery Kibera, until 21st June. Discover works by Waleed Mohammed, Cynthia Nyakiro, and Mugabo Baritegera exploring identity, place, and transformation.
Where Nature Whispers, Art Speaks: Chez Mahmadi, until 30th June. An inspiring exhibition by Maitreyee Roy celebrating colors, movement, and serenity of the wild.
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.
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.
Arnold Saviour’s Room Service: 2
Grapes - Wine & Friends, 6th June, 7 pm. Arnold returns with high-energy, unscripted comedy and unpredictable Quick Ones moments.
The Founding Room: Mageuzi Hub, 5th June, 5.30 pm. This is a curated space for ambitious young founders, creatives, and professionals to connect, exchange ideas, and build meaningful opportunities. 0797 884346
Salsa Night: Brew Bistro Rooftop, 9th June, 6 pm. Step into a night with rhythm and flair and enjoy a fun Salsa night with Dance Factory Kenya.
Flower Logistics Africa: Emara - Ole Sereni, 5th June. Africa’s premier conference dedicated exclusively to the logistics, air cargo, and cold-chain requirements of the global floriculture industry.
Global Data Festival and the Kenya Space Expo & Conference: Edge Convention Center, 5th June. Decisionmakers and innovators unite to align priorities, mobilize investment, and deploy technology for global impact.
Kenya Buildcon International Expo: Sarit Expo Centre, 11th - 13th June. Explore the latest building products and construction technologies from over 150 exhibitors across India, China, the UAE, Europe, and Africa
Kenya SEPL International Expo: Sarit Expo Centre, 11th - 13th June. Discover cutting-edge solar, power, and lighting innovations while connecting with global manufacturers, buyers, and industry experts.
Overproduction Fueling
Overconsumption: Alliance Française, Nairobi, 5th June, 6.30 pm. Join for an informative discussion on fast fashion dependency and its impact on the environment and human health.
Pop Up Boutique: Heltz House, 5th7th June. Explore 20 Kenyan brands, discover new favourites, and enjoy a weekend of shopping and connection.
Wear The Change: Alliance Française, Nairobi, 6th June, 10 am. Shop consciously created pieces by independent designers transforming discarded materials into wearable art.

Furaha Festival: Ngong Racecourse, 5th - 7th June. Get ready for three unforgettable days of music, culture, and nonstop vibes.
Folk Fusion: Thayu Farm Hotel, 6th June, 12.30 pm. Celebrate African culture through music, cuisine, fashion, and community while connecting with your roots and heritage.
Nairobi Market Brunch: Nairobi Street Kitchen, 6th - 7th June, 10 am. Experience a celebration of food, craft, and community where artisans and mindful people connect and grow. 0707 800800
Blankets & Wine: Kasarani Indoor Arena, 7th June, 12 pm. It’s a space where African taste comes alive through music, fashion, food, and culture.

The Afterlife of Waste: Alliance Française, Nairobi, 5th June, 6.30 pm. The documentary looks at Gikomba Market, the epicenter of the secondhand clothing trade, where fashion finds a second life.
Amadou & Mariam: Sons du Mali: Unseen Nairobi, 5th - 9th June. A documentary following the blind musical duo from Mali as they travel, create a new album, and reconnect with their roots.
The Fisherman: Unseen Nairobi, 8th - 11th June. A heartwarming comedy about a retired Ghanaian fisherman, a talking fish, and quirky friends chasing dreams in Accra. Stand Together As One: Braeburn Schools, 9th June, 6 pm. A compelling documentary exploring the 1983–85 Ethiopian famine, music-driven global response, and lasting legacy of collective action. 0791 478090
Sips & Sonnets: The Social House Nairobi, 5th June, 4.30 pm. Enjoy an intimate evening of four curated wines, stories written just for you, and slow connection.
International Food Festival: The Waterfront Karen, 6th - 7th June, 10 am. Taste delicious dishes from different parts of the world, all in one place from Asia to Europe, Africa, and beyond! 0713 541029
Latino Brunch: The Waterfront Karen, 7th June, 12 pm. Enjoy food, music, cocktails, and culture at a Taco Locothemed Latino Brunch experience with Chef Panda.

Children’s and Teen’s Theatre & Film Classes: Kenya National Theatre, 6th June, 10 am. Help your child build confidence, creativity, and communication skills through engaging theatre and film training. 0791 478090
Little Guardians of Nature: Nairobi Safari Walk, 6th June, 10 am. Let kids discover nature, learning, and adventure with Afro Narratives. 0727 253956
The Muppet Show: Unseen Nairobi, 7th June, 10 am. The ticket price includes fresh juice, a homemade snack, and free screening for the accompanying adults!

Ya Marafiki: Suave Kitchen and Social Club, 6th June, 2 pm. Enjoy a highenergy live performance by Mizizi Yetu, blending music, dance, arts, and uplifting, joyful African vibes. 0791 478090
Frequency Live: Masshouse, 6th June, 4.30 pm. Experience live music with Bensoul, Nikita Kering’, Xenia Manasseh, and Watendawili backed by Jukebox Band.
Son Ata Rise 2.0: Suave Kitchen and Social Club, 7th June, 4 pm. Joshua Muthui presents a powerful one-man poetry show blending spoken word and live music. 0791 478090
Nairobi Eco Trail Run + Walk: Ngong Forest Sanctuary, 6th June, 7 am. Join a community trail run and walk celebrating Nairobi’s natural heritage, wellness, and environmental action. 0791 478090

AFROTECH Live with Vertic: KODA, 5th June, 9 pm. Lose yourself in the rhythm, connect with the crowd, and tap into a frequency that feels both rooted and ahead of its time.
I Love The 90s: TsukuTsuku Kiambu Road, 6th June, 12 pm. Think 90s drip, throwback hits, and a crowd that came to have a good time!
2026 is the New 2016: Workable Nairobi, 6th June, 5 pm. Relive Nairobi’s 2016 party era with immersive music, bold fashion, and unforgettable nightlife energy.

the world best. 0791 478090

Charity Golf Day: Karen Country Club, 5th June. Enjoy golf, connect with others, and support a worthy community cause. 0748 606383
Sportpesa Legends Cup (Rugby): Mombasa Sports Club, 6th June, 9 am. The Legends by Nondies will be hosting the Uganda Legends for thrilling rugby action.
The Nextgen Cup (Football): Arena one Valley Arcade, 6th June, 7 pm. The stage is set for Nairobi’s premier U18 5-a-side academy showdown. 0797 711133
Nairobi City Marathon: Uhuru Park, 7th June. Run alongside everyday heroes and elite athletes alike, and discover the spirit of the “Green City under the Sun”. Monaco GP Watch Party: Mageuzi Hub, 7th June, 3 pm. Watch the race live on the big screen, enjoy food & drinks, and connect with other F1 lovers. Carrefour Open (Padel): Networks Padel Village, until 7th June. Kenya’s padel community will come together for four days of high-intensity matches, exciting prizes, and an electric atmosphere.
Artists From Africa: Matteo’s Italian Restaurant, 5th June, 6.30 pm. Discover inspiring talent, connect with creatives, and immerse yourself in authentic African expression. 0710 257577 Free Me (Rerun): Jain Bhavan, 5th7th June. Gathoni Kimuyu’s deeply personal stage production is back by popular demand and this time; louder, braver and even more necessary. Real Boys of Nairobi: Kenya National Theatre, 5th - 7th June. Laughter, drama, and unforgettable moments await! 0113 346363
Lion King Junior the Musical: Jain Bhavan, 11th - 14th June. This timeless story comes alive on stage in a captivating performance for all ages.
India retreat: Online, 6th June, 12 pm. A chance to experience the upcoming India retreat through practice, breathing, and talks. 0759 956291
Clay and Calm: Kanga Studio, 6th June, 2 pm. A grounding, creative experience designed for self-exploration and calm. 0759 956291




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