Zion Train- Get on Board

Yesterday was the first Rwandese/Burundi Nite at Zion Train. It was the first time I had seen and heard Rwandese music and dance. I was thoroughly amazed and inspired. What beautiful movements, I was so overwhelmed when I returned to the stage to MC I could hardly speak. Wow. I hope that on Saturday 2nd August …

Ife Unplugged- Saturday 2nd August 7pm @Zion Train Buziga Road, Bunga Hill Kampala

Inspired by Laba Art Festival 2014 when at the end of the night there was a campfire and no amplification. Artists sharing their thoughts and music, people listening, singing together as a group. So I’ve been thinking about how to distill the essence of what I do as a poet and a singer with an …

True Stories

Concluding the project Young Writers for Peace, initiated by Writing Our World. A group of us traveled to Gulu to hear the real life stories of people who had experienced the war in Northern Uganda. As a part of the field trip we wanted to practice, presence, active listening and speaking from the heart.  When …

Afrikan Yoga Classes for Women

Starting in January i will be running AY classes specifically for women as i feel the practice is particularly benefical for women. According to Eckholt Tolle – Women are more inclined to enlightenment because they can transcend their pain body and evolve – New Earth So sisters why not join me, get into shape and …

Triple C

A monthly evening of poetry, visual art and conversation which aims to develop new audiences for both venue and artistsTriple C represents a new era of Ugandan Culture offering a space for the general public and artists to meet, interact, and discuss their work. There is also the added value of experiencing Ugandan coffee from …

Watch ‘Someone Clap For Me’ – Engaging Short Film On Kampala’s Burgeoning Poetry Scene By TAMBAY A. OBENSON

A side of Uganda (specifically Kampala, the largest city and capital of Uganda) that we often don’t get to see here in the USA, and which I hope you will appreciate… Poetry has become something of a phenomenon in Kampala in recent times, just as much as the political turmoil that tends to dominate headlines …