Exploring the vibrant arts, music, film, and cultural heritage that shape our community and celebrate our creative spirit.
The Omboko Milemba Talent Show has grown from a local contest into a countywide platform giving young people in Vihiga a chance to showcase music, dance, poetry, comedy and creative skills.
Vihiga Cranes FC from Vihiga Friends High School have won the Safaricom Chapa Dimba Season 5 Western Region Men's title after defeating Musokoto Secondary School 1–0 in Bungoma.
Three Vihiga County Vocational Training Centres have secured top positions at the 98th Kenya National Music Festival at Kibabii University, showcasing the county’s growing creative talent.
Vihiga's food culture is deeply rooted in Luhya tradition, with obusuma, ingokho and tsimboga standing out as the meals that best reflect daily life, hospitality and heritage.
Reggae na Lami, also known as Msafara, is growing into more than a street party. For boda boda riders, DJs, vendors and young creatives, it is becoming a source of income, identity and community.
Something unusual is unfolding in Nyeri as Vihiga schools quietly dominate the national stage. One performance, in particular, is drawing unexpected attention from judges and audiences alike.