Wozup Nakuru, Form yako ya weekend ni gani? Because Mtaa Wangu is about to plug you into a line-up of events you don’t want to miss. Hapa wewe ndo kiongozi, because there’s an overflow of places to be and vibes to catch as Nakuru lights up this weekend with culture, community, and creativity.

The weekend warms up early at The Lawns Restaurant with the Lawns Soirée, an evening of open mic performances, karaoke, sing-alongs, and acoustic music backed by Giggx the Entertainer. Hosted by Achebi Phyl the Kangogo, the night promises laughter, games, and cozy vibes from 6 pm, setting the perfect mood to slide into the weekend.

Art lovers can spend their Friday afternoon at Unwind with Colour in Cyprus Park, off Stanley Mathenge Road, from 2pm to 7pm. For Sh1,500, guests will enjoy painting, mocktails, and music in a relaxed setting designed to spark creativity and joy.

Meanwhile, those seeking a purpose can join the Tree Planting and Mental Health Awareness Initiative by the Rotaract Club of Bahati at One Acre River, Kabatini. Being Mazingira Day this would be a good plan as others across the country will be planting trees in different locations.

Starting at 9am, the activity blends environmental conservation with mental wellness conversations, offering a chance to connect and make a positive impact.

As evening falls, Nakuru’s nightlife comes alive with the Gusii Cultural Xperience at the Rift Valley Motor and Sports Club, along Solai Road. The event celebrates Gusii heritage through traditional dances, music and fashion, creating an immersive cultural experience at an entry fee of Sh1,500.

On Saturday, October 11, the city gets active with the Naomi’s Village Annual Children’s 5K Run at Cornerstone Preparatory Academy in Mai Mahiu, starting at 9am. The run supports children’s empowerment and education.

Later in the afternoon, sweet lovers can head to Cake & Sip – Nakuru Edition hosted by The Cake Dealers Podcast at Nakuru Cake Fairies Studio, Shabab. From 12:30pm to 5pm, participants will decorate cakes, sip wine, and enjoy good company for Sh3,500, all under the vibrant “Pop of Color” theme.

Saturday night wraps up in style at Kijani Kafe’s Game Night: Millennials Edition from 6pm to 10pm, featuring retro games, happy hour deals, and a chance to win tickets to the Millennials Day Out. With free entry and a buzzing atmosphere, it’s the perfect hangout for game lovers and nostalgia seekers.

The weekend culminates on Sunday, October 12, with a Wine Tasting Experience at Garden 2 Plate, Nakuru, starting at 2pm. Guests will savor hand-selected wines paired with fine cheeses from Sirimon Cheese at Sh3,500 per person. The event promises sophistication, laughter, and good taste.

Whether you are planting trees, painting, vibing to music, running for a cause, or toasting good wine, Nakuru has the perfect plan for your weekend.

As for Nakuru Clubs, they will be going out of their way to give you a weekend experience like no other. Top Djs will be in town and couple Bahati and Dian B will also be in town.

Bila noma, ngoma tu! Nakuru turns up the heat with Halloween parties, street food fest, music and fun

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