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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.
A house-party style night with Afrobeats and amapiano DJs in a Life Camp estate. Expect drinks, dancing and a private-party atmosphere. Runs until 2am. Tickets: ₦5,000 - ₦25,000.
A five-day festival built around a hand-made clay city you can walk through, from the Zaure welcome space past the Grove of Ancestors, the Durbar Court and the Court of Masks to the Impluvium. Expect talks and showcases on Nigerian history, food, spirituality, art and architecture. Created by JT Agency. The venue and ticket details […]
A two-day creative-industry festival (4-5 Dec) with film screenings, live music and performance, fashion runway shows and creative-tech exhibits. It aims to link Nigerian filmmakers, musicians, designers and artists with markets and investors. Tickets: Free.
Billed as Abuja’s biggest food festival: food and drink vendors, cooking and eating competitions, games, music, cultural displays and activities for children at Harrow Park, from 12 noon. Tickets are ₦2,000 online or ₦5,000 at the gate.
Afro-soul singer Moelogo brings his Yoruba Healer live experience to Abuja for one night, at The Uperoom by Jireh Multimedia near Apo Legislative Quarters. The show starts at 7pm. Tickets range from regular entry to premium tables, ₦15,000 to ₦65,000, on tix.africa.