Known for its vibrant costumes and lively parades, the Lagos Carnival is reminiscent of carnivals in Brazil, offering a taste of Nigerian culture. It promotes cultural unity and entertains viewers with spectacles of color and sound.

This festival gathers local and international jazz musicians for live performances, creating a rich blend of sound and culture. It promotes music as a tool for community development and cultural exchange.

A platform for filmmakers from around the world to showcase their works, this festival promotes Nigeria's growing film industry. It provides opportunities for networking among global industry professionals.

Held in honor of Fela Kuti, the Afrobeat legend, this week-long event celebrates music and activism. It keeps Fela's legacy alive and attracts fans from around the world.

Nigeria’s first international arts festival of photography, it showcases photography talents from across Africa. This festival enhances art appreciation and sparks conversations through the visual medium.

Known for its elegant masquerades, the Eyo Festival is a unique cultural event tied to the Lagos’ historical traditions. It honors Lagos' history and enhances cultural heritage tourism.

A unique fashion and shopping experience, this event showcases fashion trends and promotes the Nigerian fashion industry. It helps designers connect with global buyers.

Offers a platform for a diverse range of theatrical performances, promoting the arts and culture scene in Lagos. It solves the challenge of limited exposure for local theatrical talent.

A gastronomic event where you can sample local and international cuisines, solving the challenge of limited food variety experiences for visitors. It promotes culinary diversity and supports local chefs.

Africa's foremost art fair, it showcases contemporary African artists and provides a platform for art lovers and collectors. It boosts art sales and supports African artists.

Renowned for bringing together top designers in Africa, it seeks to revolutionize the African fashion industry. It gives designers international exposure.

A celebration of both visual and performing arts aimed at fostering artistic talent in Lagos. It enhances accessibility to diverse forms of artistic expressions.

Known for its literary focus, this event encourages book reading and literary discourse. It addresses the scarcity of literary hubs and networking opportunities for authors and readers.

Touted as the biggest crossover festival, it marks the end and beginning of each year with music, entertainment, and fireworks. Solves the lack of year-end festivities for families and tourists.

Hosted by the Musical Society of Nigeria, it promotes classical and contemporary music appreciation. Offers an educational platform for budding musicians.

Known for its focus on African filmmakers, this festival showcases films focusing on African stories. It challenges the global underrepresentation of African cinema.

A luxury pool event known for its entertainment and high-energy atmosphere, providing a unique leisure experience in Lagos. It tackles the limited nightlife options for leisure seekers.

Aimed at jazz enthusiasts, this festival delivers high-quality jazz performances in a festive atmosphere. It contributes to the growth of Lagos’ vibrant music scene.

A beachside music festival celebrated for its relaxing environment and lively concerts. Solves the need for outdoor, nature-centered entertainment options.

Competitive and recreational runners participate in this race, attracting athletes worldwide and enhancing sports tourism. It addresses the lack of large-scale competitive running events.