From Nairobi Museum, to all our valued patrons, here's to wishing you a brilliant 2017!

Appreciating National Museums of Kenya for supporting my cause. We are together on the Marsabit walk says DG. Dr. Margaret Mwakima AFEW Kenya - Giraffe Centre

.NatGeo Society grant writing workshop by Chloe Cipolletta at National Museums of Kenya

Grazing for change event function@the Louise leakey auditorium,national museums of kenya from 8 am

Its that time again when we celebrate love!There are exciting activities this fateful day for all most of all being re-learning our heritage

#ValentinesDay at the Museum, extended opening hours till 9pm ryan rates, art exhibitions on love, card&bead making, henna application...

As the season draws near, Be near the Museum, And plunge into our calabash of Love! Celebrate Love with us, at the Nairobi National Museum

Lots of free, fun, love filled activities in store for you, as well as an Art and Valentine's Exhibition.

A free Rose for the first 50 couples, courtesy of the Kenya Flower Council and Kenya Flower Vendors Association. Open hours extended to 10pm

A free Rose for the first 50 couples, courtesy of the Kenya Flower Council and Kenya Flower Vendors Association. Open hours extended to 10pm

Facts about the Giant Pangolin Did you know: 1. There are four species of the Pangolin 2. Scales make up to 20% of the Pangolins weight

3. Pangolins don't have teeth and cannot chew 4. Worl Pangolin day is 20th February Visit our Fb page for more info @Nairobi National Museum

#MyHeritageOfSplendour

#MyHeritageOfSplendour Object: Pubic Apron Community: Samburu Community Local Name: Ngala Worn by girls at puberty

Traditionally, there are five major initiation rites namely: birth, adulthood, marriage, eldership and ancestorship. For more facts follow

For more facts about the different rites of passage, follow us on facebook @ Nairobi National Museum

#MyHeritageOfSplendor Common Name: The African Sacred Ibis Scientific Name: Threskiornis aethiopicus Facts about the African Sacred Ibis

1. It has an average lifespan of up to 20years 2. Egyptians believed it was an embodiment of Thoth, the god of wisdom and master of time.

3. Many Ibis have been found mummified in tombs of pharaohs. 4. They are an ancient species with fossil records going back 60 million years