About us
The ticket platform built for the way Africa actually pays.
EventHub is a Kenya-born marketplace for live events, award concerts, streams, tours and travel. We exist so fans can book — and vote — in seconds, and so organisers get paid without waiting 30 days for a foreign processor to clear.
Events
Concerts, comedy, sports, festivals and nights out — with tickets that land on email and WhatsApp the moment payment clears.
Awards
People's Choice polls for award concerts. Vote from a Kenyan number, then buy a ticket for the night the winners take the stage.
Watch
Livestreams and on-demand shows so fans across Kenya and the diaspora can join without being in the room.
Tours & Travel
Day trips, safaris and getaways booked the same way as a concert: one checkout, M-Pesa or card.
Payments that fit
M-Pesa, Visa, Mastercard and Apple Pay. Locals pay in shillings. Organisers get same-day payouts.
Our story
Too many African events still run on screenshots, WhatsApp groups and cash at the gate. Diaspora fans overpay or miss out. Organisers wait weeks to see their money.
EventHub puts listings, checkout and tickets in one place. You pay with M-Pesa or card. When payment is confirmed, the ticket goes to the buyer's email and WhatsApp — not before.
Award concerts sit on that same stack. Fans vote for People's Choice, Best Live Performer and Breakthrough Artist — one Kenyan number, one vote per category — then buy a ticket for the night the winners perform. Organisers run the ballot from the admin Awards desk and can swap nominees before voting goes wide.
We are based at Hola Office-Tana River and built for Kenya first, with geo-tiered pricing so local fans and the diaspora can each pay in a way that makes sense.
Community objectives
Beyond the marketplace, EventHub — based in Hola, Tana River — exists to empower the Galole community with skills and opportunities that address poverty and social and economic empowerment, from events and tourism livelihoods to environmental conservation, food security, education and health advocacy.
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