Lagos Fringe Festival returns for its 7th edition this November
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The multi-disciplinary arts festival features art exhibitions, film screenings, and workshops.
Lagos Fringe Festival has announced its return for a 7th edition, scheduled to begin on November 19 and round off on November 24, 2024, at Freedom Park Lagos.
In an official announcement, the organizers of the festival revealed that the upcoming edition will showcase workshops, pop-up markets for talents and so much more.
“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!” the post said.
They also stated that the festival is accessible to the members of the public to showcase their work.
“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 added.
Lagos Fringe Festival has announced its return for a 7th edition. [Instagram/@Lagosfringe]
Since its launch in 2018, Lagos Fringe has grown in the number of performances, participants, and audience engagement locally and internationally, becoming “one of the largest outdoor festivals in West Africa.” According to a statement on their official site, “Over the last 7 years, Lagos Fringe has Impacted – over 5,000 young creatives, Produced – 500 + projects and events Entertained, 21,000+ people, Hosted 50+ international guests and employed over 70 personnel each year.”
