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WELCOME TO SAMOSA FESTIVAL September 2012

TICKET SALES Venues

tickets go on sale from 08/09/12

Gigiri: Westlands Sundries
Muthaiga: Muthaiga Media Store, Mobil Plaza
Parklands: Alkash, Diamond Plaza
Westlands: Monty's Wines & Spirits, Sarit Centre
Westlands: Savani's Book Shop, Westgate Mall
Downtown: Alliance Francaise, The National Theatre
Hurlingham: Bookstop, Yaya Centre
Karen: Que Pasa
Junction Mall: Mo Moviez

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or call 0773 809 556

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updated on 10/09/2012 - Amended Poster and Pictures

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The SAMOSA Festival is a biennial cultural platform which blends culture, music, poetry, art and drama to convey messages related to the cohesion and integration of Kenyan society in a creative and expansive manner. It showcases the best of Kenyan culture by bringing together elements from Africa, the East and the West through productions and events which depict an intermingling of various traditional and contemporary interpretations of music, movement and art. The SAMOSA ethic is grounded in the core values of integrity, transparency and a deep respect for the sanctity of art.

SAMOSA stands for ‘South Asian Mosaic of Society and the Arts’; the ‘South Asian’ component in the brand originates from the festival being used initially as a mechanism to channel the Kenyan South Asian population’s contribution to civil society in regard to cohesion and integration initiatives.. Read More

Creating Cultural Encounters Celebrate Identity, Embrace Novelty and Revel in the Creation of a beautiful interface for Engagement

AWAAZ Magazine

SAMOSA Festival attends Launch and joins the African Festival Network

The launch of the African Festival Network (AFRIFESTNET) took place at the British Council in Accra, Ghana from 19-21 April with 37 festivals from 18 countries in attendance.

The idea for such a network first surfaced at a seminar hosted by the Zanzibar International Film Festival (ZIFF) and Arterial Network in July 2010, with the vision “to build the independent sustainability and to promote African arts festivals as key platforms to nurture, celebrate and project excellent and emerging African artists
nationally, regionally and internationally.''
Read More (SAMOSA Newsletter 2)