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Things to Do in Nairobi This Weekend | Events Guide

Discover live music, cultural events & business innovation happening in Nairobi this weekend. Find what's on near you.

By The Daily Nairobi · Published 25 July 2026

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Whether you're a long-time Nairobi resident looking for ways to make the most of your weekend or a visitor eager to experience what the city has to offer, we've rounded up some great things to do in the days ahead. From live music to business innovation, there's something to suit different tastes and interests across the city.

This weekend is shaping up to be a lively one. You'll find everything from the vibrant energy of live entertainment to opportunities to explore what's new in the business world. Whether you're after a night out, a cultural experience, or something to spark your professional curiosity, Nairobi's got you covered.

So take a look at what's happening, mark your calendar, and get ready to make the most of your weekend in one of East Africa's most dynamic cities.

What is on

  • Zawadi Band Live at Sarova Stanley, Thu, 2 July, 3:00 am, Sarova Stanley Hotel, Nairobi, Nairobi Details and bookings
  • Odoo Business Show - Nairobi, Tue, 7 July, 7:00 pm, Mövenpick Hotel & Residences Nairobi, Nairobi Details and bookings

Sources: eventbrite.com, meetup.com.

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