
First Borns – Games events

First Borns Game Event: Where Strategy Meets Leadership on World Chess Day – July 20 at Karen Village
Nairobi, Kenya – July 17, 2025 — Mark your calendars for an event unlike any other this World Chess Day, as Karen Village hosts the inaugural First Borns – Games Event on Sunday, July 20, 2025, starting at 12:00 PM. Set against the artistic backdrop of Karen Village on Ngong Road, this one-of-a-kind gathering brings together two powerful forces: the strategic brilliance of chess and the leadership journey of firstborns.
In celebration of the 2025 global World Chess Day theme—“Chess for Empowerment and Leadership”, this event will explore the intersection of mental agility, personal growth, and community connection, with a special focus on the unique experience of firstborns. Whether you’re a seasoned chess player, a curious beginner, or just someone looking for a laid-back afternoon with meaningful vibes, this event is made for you.
The event embraces the idea that firstborns—often seen as natural leaders—carry a unique mix of expectation, responsibility, and influence. Paired with the mental discipline of chess, this celebration aims to spark conversation, connection, and a whole lot of fun.
Event Details
Bishops Bridge Chess Club
First Borns – Games events
Sunday, 20 July 2025
@ Karen Village
- Chess lessons and open play—learn, compete, or just enjoy the game
- Karaoke sessions—your favorite throwbacks and sing-alongs
- Fun board games and group icebreakers for social connection
- Expert-led conversations on leadership, pressure, and empowerment
- Deep bonding moments with fellow firstborns and thinkers
- Chill music and good vibes all day long
Time: 12:00 PM onwards
Ticket Info:
General Admission: KES 2,500
Includes: Welcome drink (with snack), access to all games, sessions, and full-day experience
Ticketing Details:
Paybill: 542542
Account Number: 707770
Come solo or bring your siblings and friends—it’s time to make your move, have a laugh, and celebrate the strategy, soul, and strength of being a firstborn.