Nairobi comes alive this November with music, theatre, wellness retreats, and cultural experiences that promise to delight every taste.
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From relaxed evenings to lively nights out, Nairobi has something for everyone — here’s your guide to the city’s must-attend events this November.
Top Nairobi Hotspots to Check Out
Music & Concerts
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- Gregorian Chant & Michael John Trotta’s Requiem – Holy Cross Catholic Church (Nov 8–9): A sacred choral performance conducted by Dr. Duncan Wambugu featuring a specially prepared choir.
- Six Queens in Concert – Matteo’s Italian Restaurant (Nov 13–14): Six powerful women take the stage for an electrifying night of music and energy.
- Dagoz Presents Lulu Abdalla Live – Wasp and Sprout (Nov 7): A vibrant mix of reggae, chakacha, rumba, salsa, hip-hop, and R&B infused with African rhythms.
- Band Night – Dagoz Artist Venue (Nov 8): Dagoz Nomads Blues deliver soulful tunes and unforgettable energy.
- Spirit and Mind Concert – International Christian Centre (Nov 9, 3pm): A faith-filled celebration of worship, music, and unity.
- Cascades – Alliance Française, Nairobi (Nov 12, 7pm): An immersive live show by Franck Vigroux and Antoine Schmitt blending sound and visual art.
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Nightlife
- HR Night – iHub (Nov 7, 5pm): A lively evening celebrating professionals who nurture and support others in the workplace.
- Gondwana Afterparty – KODA (Nov 9, 9 pm): Dance till dawn with deep house beats and vibrant energy that keeps the Gondwana spirit alive.
Other Events
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- Bonfire Night – Farsi Lane Sports Field (Nov 8): A cozy evening of laughter, warmth, and community spirit hosted by the Peponi PTA.
- Lagos Incoming Tour – Nairobi Polo Club (Nov 8–9): Experience world-class polo action featuring top international players.
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Theatre & Stage
- How Dearly I Hate You– Alliance Française (Nov 6–8): A hilarious and dark play about love, hate, and the absurdity of marriage.
- What A Mess – Braeburn Theatre (Nov 8, 3pm): A witty exploration of friendship amid life’s many crises.
- Ujumbe – The Little Theatre Club (Nov 8, 6pm): A moving story highlighting the quiet heroism of a father.
- Swipe Right, Cry Later – Hellena’s Kitchen (Nov 8, 7 pm): Comedic tales of dating apps and the chaos of modern love in Nairobi.
- Satirical Saturday – Nairobi Laugh Bar (Nov 8, 7:30 pm): A night of clever comedy featuring Amadeus and GG.
- What If Jesus Was Born in Kenya – Jalaram Auditorium (Nov 3, 2 pm): A witty reimagining of the nativity story set in modern-day Kenya.
- KITFest @10 – Kenya National Theatre (until Nov 16, 6 pm): A celebration of Kenyan theatre, storytelling, and cultural creativity.
Sports
- Muridoro Challenge (Cycling) – Theta Hotel (Nov 9, 8 am): A thrilling cycling challenge testing endurance and spirit.
- USRC Run 826 (Run/Walk) – Rosslyn Riviera Mall (Nov 8, 7 am): A friendly community run followed by a hearty breakfast.
Learning & Kids
- French Out for Teenagers – Alliance Française (Nov 11–Dec 11): A 5-week French workshop to keep teens engaged and productive this holiday.
- Summer Kids Coding Camp – Virtual (Nov 11–Dec 13): A fun online program introducing children to coding, web development, and data science.
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