The Lagos Fringe Festival is set to return for its 7th edition from November 19 to November 24, 2024, at Freedom Park Lagos. The festival, which has become a significant event in the arts scene, will feature a wide range of activities, including workshops, pop-up markets, and performances across multiple disciplines.

This year’s edition promises to bring another immersive and vibrant experience for attendees.

In their official announcement, the organizers expressed excitement about the upcoming event, highlighting that it will offer something for everyone.

Whether attendees are interested in theatre, music, dance, or film, they will have opportunities to watch performances, participate in workshops, and engage with local and global talent.

The festival is designed to sharpen participants’ creative skills through hands-on activities while showcasing a variety of artistic expressions.

One of the key features of the Lagos Fringe Festival is its open-access format, which allows the public to present their work.

Producers, performers, and exhibitors are encouraged to use the festival as a platform to share both new and existing projects with a diverse audience.

This inclusive approach draws local and international attention, providing exposure to artists and creators in various fields.

We are getting closer to #LF2024, and we can’t wait to bring you another unforgettable festival experience! From mind-blowing performances to hands-on workshops that will sharpen your creative edge, and a pop-up market showcasing the best of local and global talent, there’s something for everyone! Whether you are into theatre, music, dance, or film, or looking to level up your skills in one of our exciting workshops, the anticipation is real! Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant world of the Lagos Fringe Festival, where creativity comes to life!”

Lagos Fringe Festival is an open-access multidisciplinary art festival that offers producers, culture advocates, exhibitors, and performers the platform to showcase their existing or new work to a diverse audience, including local and international attendees, venue owners, curators, and art buyers,” the post said.

Since its inception in 2018, Lagos Fringe has seen tremendous growth, becoming one of the largest outdoor festivals in West Africa.

The festival has significantly expanded in terms of performances, participants, and audience engagement, establishing itself as a major cultural event.

The 2024 edition aims to continue this legacy by offering even more enriching experiences.

Over the past seven years, Lagos Fringe has made a considerable impact on the creative industry, supporting over 5,000 young creatives, producing more than 500 projects and events, and entertaining over 21,000 people.

It has also hosted more than 50 international guests and provided employment opportunities for over 70 individuals annually, solidifying its role as a key player in the regional arts scene.

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