The Nigeria Masquerade Exhibition is a masterpiece displaying the giant of Africa that has over 300 languages and 200 tribes.
Many Nigerian societies have a rich tradition of masquerades. Masquerades are a symbol of culture and customs. They are normally portrayed in colorful robes accompanied by traditional dancers or music. The masks adorned are determined by tradition and beliefs.
Due to COVID-19, we have postponed the 2nd Edition of the Exhibition highlighting the 60th Anniversary of Nigeria's Independence until next year in 2021. It will host the launch of Who's Who Diaspora: The Nigerian Story 2nd Edition and be unique in nature representing key tribal groups from Nigeria. Come experience Culture!
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September 29 (Opening Reception) featuring Who's Who Diaspora: The Nigerian Story RSVP Required
September 30 (General Admission) RSVP Required
October 1 (General Admission) RSVP Required
***Featured Masquerades include Egungun, Okonko, Ekpe and Eyo.***.
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