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This Is What Mood Feels Like

September 10, 2026· 2 min read
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"An experience built around a feeling, memories woven to the strum of music, intentional…beautiful, that's what this is," Eddie Mweni, the founder of Happy Social Club, describes it best.

Photo credits: Enock Malack

Mood. I've been in a mood lately, wanting to twirl for you like your loving fool. I have to confess; the longing has been burning hot since our last heart-to-heart.

Now, I suppose this must have been a little heart-rending to you, as it was to me. Not like a soul that has been abused, no, but just done a little dirty. And that is why I've been longing to twirl for you, in clauses and phrases, hoping you forgive me for staying away for so long.

I'm sorry. With all my heart, I'm so sorry.

And I have dragged something with me, a 'MOOD', as I am—an elevator to heaven. Please let me explain.

"An experience built around a feeling, memories woven to the strum of music, intentional…beautiful, that's what this is," Eddie Mweni, the founder of Happy Social Club, describes it best.

And why Kilifi?

"The coastal vibe and lifestyle pulsate with an intentional rhythm, and that's why we want to develop MOOD into a community, besides being a platform," he goes on.

"Neither the biggest nor the hottest, but the one to look forward to. The one to put your poor heart through a wardrobe nightmare, your diary primed, and when asked to jump, you know you'd fly. That's what Mood is…."

Now, that is the elevator to heaven.

So mark your diary properly this time: October 3rd, Kilifi. That's where and when Mood comes alive, the coastline as the backdrop, the strum of music carrying the evening, and Zaituni taking the stage to set the tone for exactly the kind of feeling Eddie's been describing.

Wardrobe nightmare included. Diary primed. And when Mood asks you to jump, you already know you'd fly.

You can get your tickets at TikoHUB.

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