Cultural centers in Lagos

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8 Places of Interest found in Lagos

Bogobiri House
Bogobiri House

Bogobiri House

Cultural centre

Lagos

284

Sightseeing, Relaxation, Learn, Explore art, Ceremony

History of Bogobiri House Bogobiri House was built in 2003 to preserve and celebrate the rich Nigerian culture via food, art shows and stage plays. It is notable as a sanctuary for art lovers, musicians, creative people. Built by Tola Akerele, this boutique hotel offers visitors a unique opportunity to interface with the creative soul of Africa’s most vibrant city. Recently, an expansion and upgrade were done on the rooms which are now perfect for business and leisure travelers. It is an art and entertainment center for all. Bogibiri house is a sanctuary for art lovers, historians and fun seekers looking to experience the rich cultural heritage Nigeria has to offer. Security/Safety of Bogobiri House This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Bogobiri House, here are some helpful things to take along with you: A camera A friend, date or significant other. Things to do while at Bogobiri House Visit the art gallery Try out the local delicacies at the onsite restaurant. Best Features It is a fun place to enjoy culture and food. Writer's Review To enjoy culture and good food. Most common visitors Art lovers, Historians, Curators The Return of Bogobiri Festival- An article in This Day News paper in 2015 to commemorate the 12th anniversary of Bogobiri House.

Jazz Hole
Jazz Hole

Jazz Hole

Cultural centre

Lagos

219

Sightseeing, Relaxation, Learn, Explore art, Ceremony

About Jazz Hole Jazz Hole was built to serve as a collection of rare good music, books and art works.. It is notable as the home of good music, books and art. Jazz Hole is an oasis of good music, literature and art away from the madness of Lagos. It is a delight to art lovers, curators and book lovers. Security/Safety of Jazz Hole This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Jazz Hole, here are some helpful things to take along with you: A camera A friend- the experience is best shared! Things to do while at Jazz Hole See the music collection Visit the book section Best Features It is home to vintage records of past musicians. Writer's Review To go and appreciate rare Nigerian music, books and art. Most common visitors Book lovers, Curators, Historians.

Motherlan'
Motherlan'

Motherlan'

Cultural centre

Lagos

213

Sightseeing, Relaxation, Learn, Explore art, Ceremony

History of Motherlan' Motherlan' was built in 1997 for the appreciation of African music. It is notable as a center for good music, food and relaxation. Built by Lágbájá in 1997. Motherlan' showcases the best of African variation of mid-tempo jazz music, culture and nightlife. Security/Safety of Motherlan' This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Motherlan', here are some helpful things to take along with you: A camera Cash Things to do while at Motherlan' Listen to the musical performances Try out the local delicacies Dance! Best Features It is home to good music, food and culture. Writer's Review To go and enjoy the rich African-Nigerian culture. Most common visitors Musicians, Comedians, Fun seekers Comedian De don lights up Motherlan- All Africa story, 2014.

Society for the Performing Arts of Nigeria
Society for the Performing Arts of Nigeria

Relaxation, Learn, Explore art, Dance

About Society for the Performing Arts of Nigeria Society for the Performing Arts of Nigeria was built in February 2005. It is notable as a center to unleash creativity! The Society for the Performing Arts of Nigeria hopes to change the fortunes of talented young Nigerians through music, dance and theatre. It is a non-governmental organization that has set up a world-class standard of education to see to the training of talented Nigerians. Security/Safety of Society for the Performing Arts of Nigeria This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Society for the Performing Arts of Nigeria, here are some helpful things to take along with you: An instrument. An open mind. Things to do while at the Society for the Performing Arts of Nigeria Here are a few things you can do at the Society for the Performing Arts of Nigeria: Learn to play a musical instrument. Learn how to dance. Train to become the next Leonardo. Best Features It is a place that encourages art to blossom in its fullness. Writer's Review To go and learn how to dance, act or play an instrument. Most common visitors Artists, Musicians, Artsy people. SPAN has a programme in our school today- Proprietor of Avicenna school.

Adeyemi Bero Auditorium
Adeyemi Bero Auditorium

Adeyemi Bero Auditorium

Cultural centre

Lagos

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Work, Sightseeing, Attend public lectures

History of Adeyemi Bero Auditorium Adeyemi Bero Auditorium was built. One of the most used centers in Lagos by both the present and past administration of the state, mainly used for educational, social, economic and political events and with state-of-art facilities. Security/Safety of Adeyemi Bero Auditorium This is a very safe location. Keep your belongings properly. Things to do while at Adeyemi Bero Auditorium Before heading to Adeyemi Bero Auditorium, here are some helpful things to take along with you: Attend Seminars. Attend government events. Best Features The Adeyemi Bero Auditorium is an events center built by the Lagos State Government for hosting various events concerned with the state. The expansive hall features an ample parking space, a standby generator, a stage and a well ventilated room. It has been used popularly for send-forth ceremonies of retiring state officials as well as numerous symposiums. Most common visitors Government officials, Individuals, Students.

Ethnic Heritage Centre
Ethnic Heritage Centre

Ethnic Heritage Centre

Cultural centre

Lagos

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Sightseeing, Read, Explore art, Attend public lectures

History of Ethnic Heritage Centre Ethnic Heritage Centre was established in 2013. Built by to help interested people imbibe the rich Nigerian cultural heritage with programmes and activities that cut across different ethnicity and life styles in 2013. New in Nigeria or want to learn a new native language? Here will be the perfect place to learn. Primarily focused on preserving Nigerian indigenous languages and cultures, they teach how to speak Nigerian native languages and expose them to the cultural elements surrounding the language(s), hereby promoting and preserving rich African cultural heritage. Security/Safety of Ethnic Heritage Centre This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Ethnic Heritage Centre, here are some helpful things to take along with you: Writing materials A native dictionary if you can find one Best Features They combine expertise in language tutelage, a conductive learning environment, technologically enhanced class rooms, language laboratories and a robust language and culture library in a well secured location to ensure participants are able to speak their chosen language in the shortest time possible. Service they offer include: translation services, guided tours, Open-Mic events, plays and music performance, craft activities, and first rate tutoring. There is also a restaurant and bar, a multi-purpose hall, an event garden and an art gift shop. Writer's Review Their programs are flexible enough to accommodate Nigerian residents and those who are on short visits to Nigeria that may want to have a better understanding of the Nigerian people and their cultures. They also have lots of other interesting activities that can generate educational and cultural excitement for participants.

Center for Black and African Arts and Civilization
Center for Black and African Arts and Civilization

Sightseeing, Read, Explore art, Attend public lectures

About Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization was established following the pledge by Nigeria to preserve the materials and artifacts used for the 2nd World African Black and African festival of Arts and culture in 1977.The centre preserves the artifacts and core collections used during the festival and has the responsibility of enhancing and promoting the black African arts and heritage generally.It is located at 36/38 Broad St, Lagos Island, Lagos.   History of Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization CBAAC was established in 1977 after FESTAC '77 and the promise Nigeria made to preserve the materials and cultural artifacts used during the event.It's a cultural archive and repository for cultural works,arts,monuments,indigenous games etc.  Safety The CBAAC is a safe place to visit.    Best Time to Visit Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization The best time to visit the CBAAC would be during its working hours of 8am-5pm when corporate activities are still on full bloom and one can enjoy the interesting arts.   Most Common Visitors The most common visitors are cultural activists, tourists and government officials

Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, Ikeja
Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, Ikeja

Work, Sightseeing, Attend public lectures

History of Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, Ikeja Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, Ikeja was established in 1992. Built by Federal Government of Nigeria in 1992. Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation is a Federal Government Corporation established in 1992 under the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and National Orientation to develop the tourism sector of Nigeria. Security/Safety of Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, Ikeja This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, Ikeja, here are some helpful things to take along with you: A form of Identification Necessary files and Documents Best Features Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, Ikeja is located in Alausa. It as a nice parking space and a standby generator. Excellent staff who take pride in their work and the security is good. Writer's Review The main aim for this corporation is to develop maintain and run locations or services that attract tourists. Most common visitors Clients, Individuals.