Art and Craft Market — Attraction in Wuse II

The National Council for Arts & Culture's Arts and Crafts Village is a notable cultural hub in Abuja. It serves as both a marketplace and a showcase for Nigeria's diverse artistic traditions. Visitors can explore a wide range of handcrafted items, from traditional textiles and pottery to contemporary artwork.

A key feature of the village is its central village square, which doubles as an event space. This versatile area can be rented for various occasions, offering a unique blend of traditional aesthetics and modern functionality. The ambience of the square is particularly striking, making it an attractive venue for cultural events and private functions alike.

For those driving to the village, it's worth noting the layout: The entrance is located on the Ladi Kwali axis The exit is situated near the Silverbird Entertainment Centre and PTDF axis

This design facilitates smoother traffic flow and easier navigation within...

A different way to share the history and achievements of Nigeria and spread a good word about this largest economy of Africa. Right from pre independence era to the present Nigeria, it's evolution, contribution to the world , the ethnic groups, the languages and dialects, footprints on global front, contribution to the world of music right from 50's and so on... Many things are explained. It's about a 45 minute well guided tour inside and you have 5 restaurants around to tickle your taste buds! It has an entry fee of about less than 5 dollars for the...

The art and craft market is a treasure trove. I love how it's filled with gems, literally and creatively. From jewelry to fashion to handcrafted storage pieces, everything feels deeply rooted in culture. The materials used, the artistry, the textures. I couldn’t stop picking things up and admiring their beauty. Might have found mirrors in each corner for pictures too.

It’s the kind of place that invites curiosity. A beautiful reminder of how tradition and creativity can live...