The first weekend of October is bringing a mix of music, culture, cinema and worship to Kigali.

Whether you are looking for a night of East African food and music, a familiar film on the big screen, live cultural performances or a Sunday evening of worship, there is something on the calendar.

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Here are five events to consider.

From Kenya to Kigali

Century Park Garden is hosting a Kenyan-themed Friday evening, bringing food, music, fashion and cultural performances together.

The event will feature nyama choma and live grilling, a Kenyan fashion showcase, cultural performances, games, photo opportunities and DJs playing Kenyan music.

Beyond the entertainment, the gathering offers Kigali audiences an opportunity to experience elements of Kenyan culture in a social setting.

The event starts at 6 p.m. October 2 at Century Park Garden. Entrance is Rwf10,000.

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Moonlight Movie Night: Titanic

For moviegoers, Mundi Center is bringing 'Titanic' back to the big screen on October 2.

The screening offers audiences a chance to revisit the 1997 romantic drama in a communal setting, whether it is a familiar favorite or a first watch.

The first screening has sold out, but another screening is scheduled for Saturday at the same time. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Entry is free, with registration required for a seat.

African Cultural Night at L’Espace

L’Espace will host an evening dedicated to African music, drums and traditional dance this Friday.

The lineup features Himbaza Club, Club Inyambo, Ijwi Culture, Umurage, Elisha the Gift and Trad Groove Band.

The event brings together different forms of cultural performance, giving audiences a night centered on heritage and live entertainment.

It starts at 7 p.m. October 2. Tickets at the gate are Rwf15,000.

Kigali Dutarame pays tribute to Cécile Kayirebwa

Saturday's Kigali Dutarame will celebrate Rwandan music and culture with a special tribute to veteran singer Cécile Kayirebwa.

The program features performances by Muyango, Massamba Intore, Cyusa Ibrahim and Teta Diana, alongside cultural troupes Inyamibwa, Ishyaka ry'Intore and Indatirwabahizi.

The event offers a chance to revisit Rwanda's musical heritage through performances by artistes from different generations.

It takes place Octobeer 3 at the KCC Roundabout. Regular tickets cost 10,000 Rwandan francs, while VIP tickets cost 25,000. Family packages are also available.

Alarm Ministries live recording

The weekend ends with a live recording by Alarm Ministries on Sunday at Glads Apartment in Ndera.

The event is built around praise, worship and live ministry, with different ticket categories offering varying views of the stage.

The recording starts at 5 p.m. October 4. Tickets range from Rwf5,000 to 20,000 Rwandan francs.

From Kigali’s most sought-after experiences to the niche picks worth knowing about, we curate what’s happening across the city. Follow The New Times social platforms for live lifestyle reports throughout the weekend.