By Eddah Waithaka
Following a successful Nairobi debut, Tusker Oktobafest brought its vibrant celebration of beer and culture to Eldoret, transforming the Tamasha Lounge into a dynamic “beertopia” for local enthusiasts.
The festival immersed guests in a rich beer experience, featuring sampling booths, beer cocktail stations, and exclusive merchandise, all manned by brand ambassadors in striking African attire.
An electric lineup of performers then ignited the venue. MC Gudahman and his dance crew kicked off the festivities with high-energy choreography, paving the way for Iyanii’s chart-topping hits.
DJ Daqchild kept the crowd moving with a powerful set of local anthems before Mejja delivered a show-stopping finale that cemented his status as the night’s highlight.
Brigid Wambu, Senior Brand Manager for Tusker, stated the brand is “delighted to share the Oktobafest experience” nationwide and is “looking forward to creating even richer experiences in other parts of the country.”
Building on this momentum, Tusker Oktobafest now continues its countrywide tour, with upcoming stops in Bamburi on October 18th, Kisumu on October 25th, and Nanyuki on November 1st.
Access to each festival costs KES 1,000, a fee redeemable for a selection of KBL beers. The brand will also activate over 200 on-trade events and offer flash sales on ke.thebar.com, ensuring the Oktoberfest spirit reaches beer lovers across Kenya.
