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Events

Event hosting

Nairobi is a sought after event host because of her ability to relate to and interact with audiences. Her broad repertoire of poems ensure that she has something suitable for most occasions including: Birthdays, graduations and family gatherings. She will recite poems to empower and motivate; poems to make you laugh out loud; and if the setting is right...her romantic poetry will leave you breathless!

 

Personalised services

If that's not enough, you can commission Nairobi to personalise poetry just for you! Or why not request a personal signed copy of any of Nairobi's publications (payment and order fees still applicable)

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For any and all other personal requests please submit an enquiry via the contact form.

Upcoming Events

  • An Evening with Nairobi Thompson
    An Evening with Nairobi Thompson
    An Evening with Nairobi Thompson
    Sat, 03 Dec
    BLACK CULTURAL ARCHIVES
    03 Dec 2022, 17:00 – 19:00 GMT
    BLACK CULTURAL ARCHIVES, 1, Windrush Square, London SW2 1EF, UK
    03 Dec 2022, 17:00 – 19:00 GMT
    BLACK CULTURAL ARCHIVES, 1, Windrush Square, London SW2 1EF, UK
    Nairobi is a performance poet and an all-around talent, performing different styles of poetry from traditional rhyme to colourful patois.
  • Windrush Poetry and Prose
    Windrush Poetry and Prose
    Windrush Poetry and Prose
    Sun, 23 Oct
    London
    23 Oct 2022, 19:00
    London, London, UK
    23 Oct 2022, 19:00
    London, London, UK
    The Windrush Foundation presents an evening with Nairobi Thompson as she celebrates Armed Forces Day and the Windrush Generation.
  • 'Almost British - Revisited' Book Launch
    'Almost British - Revisited' Book Launch
    'Almost British - Revisited' Book Launch
    Fri, 07 Oct
    London
    07 Oct 2022, 18:30 BST
    London, St Mary Overie's Dock, Cathedral St, London SE1 9DE, UK
    07 Oct 2022, 18:30 BST
    London, St Mary Overie's Dock, Cathedral St, London SE1 9DE, UK
    In 2008, she chose bravely and took the Prison Service and her colleagues to court for direct racial discrimination. She stood alone, represented herself in a 15-day hearing and won! This is her rare story of victory. It is a story she was banned from telling but now the truth is out!
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