MAH is a community empowerment centre promoting Kenyan culture and heritage, situated in Nakuru County.
MAH is the home of the Kenya's Story in 100 Objects project.
What you'll discover at MAH...
The Art Gallery and Artists' Den - open to view
using art in celebrating common humanity, enhancing cultural pride & empowering artists. Nurturing local young artists - Saturday morning sessions.
Cafe Willy Brandt - opening soon
encouraging north south local dialogue through performance & conversation
Njuguna Wyatt Library - open to view
promoting personal growth, empowerment & lifelong learning
The Shop - opening soon
showcasing and selling Kenyan artists & crafts people's work
Tree and plant nursery - open for sales
Trees, fruit trees, shrubs and flowers to enhance food security, nurture the environment and feast the eyes. Rabbit urine available for fertiliser and pesticide use.
Venues for hire - available
Indoor and outdoor spaces for hire for community, organisation or private meetings and events
The Outside Kitchen - opening soon
serving food requested by our community - nyama choma, bone soup and more
Please support the gallery and library by donating a minimum of KES 200 per adult for your visit.
What can you do to be part of the vision: become a Friend of MAH, share the vision and contribute to the empowerment of the local Mbaruk community, and the artists of Nakuru County: we'd welcome your support and encouragement of MAH's activities. Contact Nim and Liz: [email protected]
All photos are copyright of Liz Njuguna-Wyatt and Nim Njuguna, 2024 & 2025