Nairobi Design Week

The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you 🪄

Sarah Boris () will give a talk on her journey in art and design at the University of Nairobi Department of Architecture on Wednesday, 18 March 2026 from 2pm to 5pm.

At the ADD Building, she will give practical advice on a creative career as well as share insight and case studies into her public artworks and recent exhibitions.

Sarah Boris is an artist with a practice spanning across sculpture, drawing, painting, bookmaking and printmaking. Some of her work includes modular art, furniture using reclaimed materials, clocks and installations. What’s more, she is part of the Emerging Designers programme supported by the British Council.

For more information, visit her website at sarahboris.com

🎙️ An afternoon talk with Sarah Boris

📅 Wednesday, 18th March 2026
⏰ 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
📍 ADD Building, UoN Architecture Studios
🔸Hosted by the University of Nairobi, Department of Architecture & Architectural Students Association ()

Because this isn’t just about academics, it’s about discovering a space where you can grow, find your people and unlock your full creative potential 🪄

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Community spaces shape us 🪄
Not just the buildings or streets, but the special moments we share with people.

Spaces for Humans brings together creators, builders and changemakers in a conversation on how art and design can meet real human needs within our community.

Panelists:

🎙️Ahmed Ayman (Diba Studios - )

🎙️Patrick Othieno & Jamey Ponte (Kibera Art District - )

🎙️Steven Ndumbi (Nairobi Institute of Technology - )

🎙️Wairimu Mwaura (Visit Ngara - )

🎙️Leon Muchugia (Jasiri)

🎙️Shekina Imani Orangi (Zamatra - )

🗓️ Saturday, 14th March 2026
⏰ 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM
📍 Alliance Française Nairobi (Wangari Maathai Auditorium)

🎫 Alliance Française students enter free, just bring your student ID

Prices: 1500KES for adults | 750KES for U18s & students

Nairobi, stay safe 🌧️

The long rains have arrived in Nairobi which means surprise showers and the city moving a little slower.

A little extra awareness goes a long way, let's look out for one another and stay safe during the wet weather 🤎