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  The restaurant at Sifa Gardens, Kutus Kirinyaga County. Last Friday, Kirinyaga County was set ablaze with the electrifying Tumbler Festival Kirinyaga Edition held at Sifa Gardens Kutus. Organized by Seroxide Entertainment, this event was a fusion of top-notch Kenyan artists, TikTok sensations, and an enthusiastic crowd ready to groove the night away. Despite the heavy downpour that initially dampened spirits, the festival rose to incredible heights, becoming a memorable experience for all attendees. The lineup of performers was nothing short of impressive. Georgina Njenga, Nasieku, Kendi Q, Jeff Eric, Collo Blue, Flirty Carlos, Josh Wonder, Sir Don, YBW SMITH, Sean MMG, Breeder LW, and Mejja Genge graced the stage with their talent, delivering performances that had the crowd on their feet and dancing non-stop. Each artist brought their unique style, from soulful melodies to energetic dance moves, creating a diverse and captivating musical journey throughout the night. ' Kufinish

  All roads led to Sifa gardens for the Seroxide Entertainment Premier Event. The serene landscapes of Kirinyaga County recently bore witness to a spectacle that heralded a new chapter in the world of entertainment. At the prestigious Sifa Gardens in Kutus, the air was charged with excitement as Seroxide Entertainment burst onto the scene in a dazzling display of style and passion. The grand entry was nothing short of spectacular, with a motorcade featuring sleek SUVs and a lineup of fancy rides that set the tone for the evening. As the convoy made its way to Sifa Gardens, artists emerged from sunroofs, waving to their adoring fans and setting the stage for what promised to be an unforgettable event. At the heart of this extravaganza was Mr. Manael Odhiambo, the visionary CEO of Seroxide Entertainment. In a candid moment, he shared that his love affair with the performing arts began in his formative years, culminating in the birth of his brand, "Seroxide." The name itself

"Mwaki" best describes the fireworks at the Waterfront  As the final moments of the year faded away, the Kenyan coast came alive with a burst of energy, laughter, and music, as residents and visitors alike gathered to celebrate the dawn of a new year. The highlight of the festivities was undoubtedly the Passport Experience, a three-day beach party organized by the Sisi Kwa Sisi Movement and hosted at the exquisite Diani Reef Hotel. Let's dive into the details of this unforgettable celebration that marked the transition from the old to the new. The Passport Experience   a three-day beach party organized by the Sisi Kwa Sisi Movement The festivities kicked off with a spectacular lineup of DJs and entertainers, ensuring that attendees were swept off their feet from the very beginning. Joshua Baraka, DJ Simple Simon, MC Fire, Kyle, DJ Kace, Shanga Tatu, and Youniverse set the stage ablaze with an eclectic mix of beats, captivating the audience with their musical prowess

Njine Kabia Falls straddles at an altitude of 1,558m asl and 60 feet high. Nestled in the lush Kiabarikiri Kimandi village at the heart of Kirinyaga County, Kenya, lies a breathtaking natural wonder that captures the essence of tranquility and beauty – Njine Kabia Falls.  Travel Tuesdays unveiled this hidden gem is a testament to the awe-inspiring landscapes that Kenya has to offer, and its pristine beauty makes it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Njine Kabia Falls is situated in the scenic Kirinyaga County, approximately 20 minutes from the county's capital, Kerugoya. The journey to the falls takes you through picturesque landscapes, showcasing the rich agricultural fields and the vibrant culture of the local communities.  The falls are easily accessible by road, and visitors can enjoy a scenic drive that adds to the overall experience. While the journey may involve some off-road paths, the reward at the end is well worth the adven

The roar of engines, the dust flying, and the heart-pounding excitement                                                       The roar of engines, the dust flying, and the heart-pounding excitement.  Travel Tuesdays  welcomes you to the captivating world of the Safari Rally in Naivasha, Kenya. After a nearly two-decade hiatus, this legendary motorsport event made a triumphant return in 2021, reintroducing itself to the world as part of the World Rally Championship (WRC). Held amidst the stunning landscapes and challenging terrains of Naivasha, the Safari Rally has once again captured the imaginations of motorsport enthusiasts worldwide. In this blog, we will delve into the history, allure, and exhilarating experience that awaits both competitors and spectators at this iconic event.  The Safari Rally holds a prestigious place in the motorsport realm. It first took place in 1953 as a celebration of Kenya's independence, and quickly gained fame for its grueling conditions and demandin

                                          Tamarind owned Mv Nawalikher sailing along Tudor Creek. Welcome to  Travel Tuesdays . This week, we are glad to share some Love in the Air. As the Popular saying goes, Love is blind and that's why she loses sight. Valentines signifies the honor of one or a pair of ancient Christian martyrs called St. Valentines. Through the years this day has become a significant religious, cultural, and commercial festival of making love and romance in many regions of the world. A day characterized by love messages and a high number of red flowers on most urban streets. It is not only enough to jot a special message on a handmade card, but he/she also deserves a special touch in an unforgettable location. We disclose the secret places that will assist her to regain the sight lost by love. These fascinating destinations are a blend of uniqueness, adventure, fantasy, romance, and most importantly unforgettable experiences. Welcome on board and let's crui

Lamu County is one of Kenya’s top destinations as it prides itself on some of the richest marine ecology, terrestrial wildlife, pristine beaches, and one of the oldest cultural heritage in Kenya, dating back to the 14th century. Lamu Island is renowned as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Biosphere Reserve, while the County has two National Reserves: Kiunga Marine National Reserve, and Dodori National Reserve. With its 130 km of sandy beach coastline and diverse tourist attractions, the county is a must-see for Kenyans and foreign tourists alike.  Travel Tuesdays  visited the oldest city in Kenya and crafted this wonderful story about our experience.                                              A dhow during sundowner ride along Shela beach Lamu prides itself on having a diverse social fabric consisting of numerous ethnic and indigenous groups. To celebrate this, the annual  Lamu Cultural festival   is held once a year and is thronged by thousands of local and international tourists who