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Shallipopi headlines his own concert in Abuja on Friday 27 November, promoted by Yankee Entertainment. The venue and start time have not been announced yet, so check the organiser's page before you go. Early bird regular tickets are ₦20,000 and regular tickets ₦30,000, with tables for ten from ₦4 million. Tickets are sold on apitix.com; […]
A two-day health and wellness exhibition with 50+ brands in fitness, nutrition, beauty and lifestyle. Organisers expect over 1,000 visitors across three spaces. Free general entry is available alongside paid exhibitor and VIP options. Tickets: Free - ₦150,000.
A two-day showcase of Nigerian-made footwear and leather goods, bringing together shoemakers, leather workers, suppliers and buyers. Now in its eighth edition, organised by LOGSAMES. Entry is free for visitors. Good for anyone interested in locally made craft and design, with products available to buy directly from the makers. Illustrative photo, not from this event. […]
A one-day expo on cryptocurrency, the Lightning Network and digital payments, covering cross-border transactions, financial inclusion, security and regulation. Aimed at fintech professionals, developers and investors. Organised by Live SmartCity Technology Development.
An afternoon reading party in Millennium Park, billed as the biggest in Abuja. Book lovers bring something to read and join in games, activities and giveaways. Tickets: Free.
Hosts Jola and FK take their popular I Said What I Said podcast on the road for a live recording in the capital. The show promises frank conversations and comedy in front of a live audience. It follows two Lagos dates earlier in November. Tickets: ₦27,000 - ₦60,000.
A festival mixing circus acts, magic, dance, music and Nigerian cultural performances. The programme also lists a trade fair and a city tour. It is held at Village by Tikera off Atiku Abubakar Way. Tickets: ₦10,000 - ₦50,000.
Room 101 brings its dark-room rave concept from Enugu to Abuja: low lights, heavy sounds, blue lights and no cameras. It runs from 7pm till late at The Glass House, Vibes by Ann in Wuse 2. Free early-bird tickets have sold out; regular tickets are ₦5,000.
An afternoon gospel praise-and-worship gathering in Kubwa, themed 'An Atmosphere of Yadah'. It runs from 2pm to 7pm and focuses on music, worship and fellowship. Tickets: Free.
A screening of short films by independent filmmakers with live jazz and conversation. It doubles as a meet-up for film lovers and creatives. Held in Garki 2. Tickets: ₦3,500 - ₦7,500.