The Black History celebration observed every year, celebrates the rich cultural heritage, achievements and contributions of Black people throughout history.

 Ahead of this year’s celebration of the Igue Festival, an annual traditional festival of the Benin people in December 2025, the Association for Cultural and Economic Renaissance of Edo (ACERE) is re-enacting this historic event through live theatrical performance.

A group exhibition of contemporary art titled “Mirrors of Our Time” begins November 16, and runs till November 30, 2024 at Alexis Galleries, Victoria Island, Lagos

Beginning from November 22 till 24, 2024,the much anticipated Delta Festival, fondly known as DelFest 2024, will be held at the Dome Event Centre, Asaba, Delta State capital.

British Council, Lagos Fringe presents Festival Gathering, a key highlight of the festival’s 2024 programme that unites arts and culture leaders from across the globe…

What does Promised Lands mean to you? ‘Who’ is catered to in the promised lands? All these and more are questions answered by the recently concluded Art X Exhibition.

In her new book titled, “Teaching Kids to Read: A Step By Step Guide”, Educational consultant and prolific author, Josephine Oghenekevbe Ogufere provides practical tips towards surmounting the perennial problem of lackluster attitude to reading among young people.

The Violet Foundation is an organization established to address the challenges faced by displaced persons and refugees across Africa, from Arts to humanitarian outreach.

STEPPING out with her first solo exhibition in Nigeria in a decade, Taiye Idahor’s I See (Wo)men As Trees, presented by contemporary art gallery, O’DA, is a poetic visual meditation on ancestry, identity and the feminine experience.

Driven by a passion to right the art world’s perceived wrongs, curator Iheanyi Onwuegbucha is spearheading a crucial shift in the art world’s narrative.