Tag: Lagos in Nigeria
- The Lagos International Poetry Festival returns from Oct. 31st – Nov. 4th with 50 of the best poets, writers and artists from across the world. It’s going to be five days of exciting performances, conversations, masterclasses, and parties, at one of the biggest cultural events on the continent. Theme: Wide Awake #LIPFest18 Read more...
- Aimee’s Library & Recreational Centre, Lagos presents ‘A Book In Hand’ LIVE 2018 – A Book Lover’s Beach Hangout. Every year since 2015, this event has brought together various Book, Art & Music lovers in a beautiful ambiance to network and discuss topics centered around their art, books, life and everything inbetween. This, we host in conjunction with PraiseworldRadio.com, Africa’s Read more...
- A community of book lovers and art enthusiasts on Lagos mainland and its environs. Mainland Book Cafe believes in the power of people. This is why the core of the establishment is focused on bringing arts and literature lovers, also writers and readers together under one roof, to solve problems in the society using books as a medium of change Read more...
- The Lagos BookMobile Tour 2017, sponsored by iRead and The Bookworm Cafe. BookMobile is the first of it’s kind here in Nigeria, and aims at impacting the lives of children through the art of reading. 100 kids in primary and secondary schools will take a tour in the bookmobile. The result? Exposure to a wide of books which will no Read more...
- The Christian Booksellers Association Nigeria (CBAN) is the Nigerian chapter of the Christian Trade Association International (CTAI) with headquarters in Colorado Springs, United States of America. This book fair is organised for the sole purpose of connecting buyers and seller of Christian books, creating opportunities for business dealings and get people updated on book releases as well as available titles. Read more...
- A group of book loving individuals who meet every month to discuss different books and share their reading experiences. Join in on the 28th of October, 2017, by 4 p.m as Nigeria’s journey to independence will be reviewed. Read more...
- Lagos Books Club seeks to contribute to, and encourage reading culture in Africa, It is our belief that reading is one of the keys to enlightenment and self-empowerment in our society. LBC promotes reading amongst children and young adults, runs reading workshops for students and teachers, promotes the works of African authors, as well as library development. Read more...
