National Council for Arts and Culture, Lagos Zonal Office

11/03/2026

Authentic Artwork at the Craftshop 🎨

Step into a world where creativity meets culture at the Craftshop of the National Council for Arts and Culture, Lagos Creative Hub at the National Theatre, Lagos.

From beautifully handcrafted sculptures to intricately designed traditional pieces, every artwork tells a story of Nigeria’s rich heritage, craftsmanship, and timeless creativity. Each piece reflects the skill, passion, and cultural identity passed down through generations of talented artisans.

If you appreciate authentic African art and cultural expression, the NCAC Craftshop is truly a place to experience the beauty of tradition and creativity in its purest form. 🇳🇬✨

11/03/2026

Students from various schools visited the Craft Shop of the National Council for Arts and Culture on 3rd March 2026 as part of an educational excursion.

The visit provided the students with a valuable opportunity to experience Nigeria’s rich artistic heritage, explore indigenous crafts, and gain a deeper appreciation for the creativity and cultural expressions preserved through our traditional artworks.

It was indeed an inspiring moment of learning, discovery, and cultural appreciation. 🎨🇳🇬

National Council for Arts and Culture, Lagos Zonal Office

06/03/2026

On Friday 27th February 2026, we had the pleasure of welcoming students and representatives from Mother of Perpetual Help School, Ojo–Alaba, Lagos, to the National Council for Arts and Culture Lagos Creative Hub Craftshop.

The visit was a truly inspiring moment as the students explored the rich display of Nigerian creativity, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage showcased in the craftshop. From beautifully handcrafted artworks to culturally symbolic pieces, the experience offered them a deeper appreciation of the value of art in preserving our identity and telling our stories.

We commend the school for encouraging experiential learning and for taking deliberate steps to expose young minds to the beauty and significance of Nigerian arts and culture. Moments like this help nurture creativity, cultural pride, and a new generation of art enthusiasts.

The National Council for Arts and Culture remains committed to promoting and preserving Nigeria’s diverse cultural expressions while creating spaces where creativity can be appreciated and celebrated.

Thank you Mother of Perpetual Help School for visiting and sharing in this cultural experience with us.

06/03/2026

MatLand Schools’ pupils visited the National Council for Arts and Culture on a thrilling Excursion. It is always a wonderful experience.

26/02/2026

Kaizer Integrity Schools, Abule Osun, Ojo. Paid a visit to the Council. On the 11th of February, 2026, the National for Arts and Culture, hosted the Pupils of this school on Excursion.It was a wonderful experience.

31/08/2025

Its about TIME!!!!!!!!!

Naija, Get READY. Let's Go INDIGENOUS!!!
Happening @ the NATIONAL THEATRE PREMISES 4th - 10th September, 2025.

05/08/2025

Naija, Get READY. Let's Go INDIGENOUS!!!
Happening @ the NATIONAL THEATRE PREMISES 4th - 10th September, 2025.

22/07/2025

The Director/ HOZ Lagos Zonal Directorate/Creative Hub and the Staff in a group photograph with King Path School on Excursion to the Creative Hub.

27/03/2024

The Zonal Director, National Council for Arts and Culture, Lagos Directorate Mr. Francis Oshomegie FCA in the company of the Head of Department/ Assistant Chief Corporate and Strategic Planning Officer Mrs Mairo Okeke and Principal Research Officer Mrs Adaeze Ikeh paid a courtesy visit to the Newly appointed General Manager/Chief Executive Officer of The National Theatre, Mrs Tola Akerele yesterday.

04/03/2024

Today, NCAC Lagos Zonal Office welcomed their Amiable, lively, vibrant and swaggerlicious Director General to the the Zone. It was a memorable experience to behold. May God grant him divine grace, direction and wisdom to pilot the NCAC’s Affairs,Amen!!