Welcome to ÀRÍYÁ VILLAGE – your ultimate cultural portal this Detty December, entirely based on distinct Yorùbá aesthetics! From Dec 23 to Jan 4, the J. Randle Centre invites you into a Yorùbá imaginarium — a luminous universe where nostalgic vibes meet futuristic fun.&nbsp; Think: live music, dance shows, drumming, retro films, fashion, rave culture, games and breathtaking installations for the TikTokers, sizzling Nigerian cuisines and authentic street foods, DJ sets, and even an AFCON viewing arena. 🎉 13 days of pure cultural heat for both children and adults. Zero dull moments!This is where culture meets celebration. Where the drums call, and Lagos comes alive. If Àríyá Village isn’t on your holiday radar… then you’re not outside." NB: For Ariya Special/Corporate package&nbsp;- Group of 50 tickets and above (Kindly contact the organisers -&nbsp;<a href="mailto:info@jrandlecentre.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204); background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">info@jrandlecentre.com</a>)

Ariya Village 2025

Festivals

The Nigerian National Museum in Onikan, Lagos, is a cultural landmark that houses a vast collection of Nigerian artifacts, including the Jemaa Head and the car in which General Murtala Mohammed was assassinated. It was founded in 1957 to preserve Nigerian cultural heritage and is managed by the National Commission for Museums and Monuments. The museum offers exhibits on Nigerian history, culture, and art, and is located on Lagos Island.

National Museum Lagos

Museum

Discover Olumo Rock – Where History, Nature &amp; Culture Converge Once a fortress of refuge for the Egba people, Olumo Rock now invites you to explore its caves, tunnels and panoramic lookout—where “Abeokuta” literally means “under the rock.” Book your experience now and claim your spot in one of Nigeria’s most iconic tourist destinations, where every step is a story and every view is a memory.

Olumo Rock

Parks & Resorts

Discover and hike through the 78-hectare of serene urban forest at the LEKKI CONSERVATION CENTRE. Start your journey on the Elevated Twin Boardwalks, stretching both along the eastern and western trails, perfect for a peaceful walk through the forest, and with each step adding more elixir to your experience and health. <ul><li>Be reminded that the friendly Mona monkeys are on the trail to keep you amused with a variety of fascinating wildlife, sharing each step of your journey with you.</li></ul> <ul><li>Feel the thrill on Africa’s longest Canopy Walkway, at a breathtaking height of 73ft above sea level.</li></ul> <ul><li>Take your adventure a notch higher with a 63ft Treehouse Climb.</li></ul> <ul><li>Wrap up your adventure at the Family Garden, a vibrant space for outdoor events (picnics, team bonding) replete with a variety of life-size games (Chess, Checkers, Scrabble, Ludo), a football pitch,snooker boards, ping-pong tables, exotic fishponds, and much more.</li></ul>

Lekki Conservation Centre (LCC)

Egba Museum – A Journey Through the Heart of Abeokuta’s Heritage Step into the rich history of the Egba people at the Egba Museum, where culture, legacy, and art converge. Nestled in the historic city of Abeokuta, this cultural gem offers an immersive experience of traditional artifacts, royal regalia, and timeless stories that shaped the heritage of Ogun State. Explore centuries of craftsmanship, leadership, and resilience, from the pre-colonial era to modern times — all carefully preserved within the museum’s walls. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, student, or curious traveler, the Egba Museum promises a memorable dive into the soul of Yoruba civilization.

Egba Museum

Cultural Festivals

Lagos premier destination for games, offering engaging activities for all ages!

Gameland

Fun Parks

Avista Beach and Resorts

Private Beaches

Paradise Beach Resort by Atican

A One-Of-A-Kind Indoor Entertainment Play Facility For The Entire Family.

Froggles Play Zone

Games & Arcade

PLAY BOX

First Rage Room in Lagos. 33b Adeyemo Akapo St, Omole Phase1. Sat &amp; Sun 12-6pm