The Kalapapla Festival of Cultures was a public arts and culture event held across Nairobi’s metropolitan area, named after the local slang for the sound of a drum. Focused on promoting diversity, unity, and peace, the 2017 edition took place from November 13th to 18th, with a preview event on November 11th.

In collaboration with Nairobi County and the Safer Cities Initiative, the festival aimed to use arts and culture to activate and revitalize public spaces in the city. Key venues included Jeevanjee Gardens, Muindi Mbingu Street, Kenyatta Avenue, and other central locations. The event relied on partnerships with cultural agencies, creators, groups, and individuals, fostering an open platform for unrestricted artistic expression.

Tuchangamke Arts, Nairobi Ensemble, Nairobi County, safer Nairobi initiative and Volunteers

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