Culturati Festival, Africa’s largest cultural fusion event, is a way of connecting the root, engaging the youths and giving back to the community, Special Adviser to Lagos State Governor on Torusim, Arts and Culture, Idris Aregbe has said.
Aregbe, the initiator of the festival, spoke during the second day of the cultural fusion event at the SOL Beach Victoria Island Lagos.
He said: “If you look around tonight, you will see lots of youths, showcasing their talents in dance, wrestling, crafts, music and many others.
Initiatives like this will inspire them to do more’’
‘’Most importantly we are telling our stories and the strength of Africa, Aregbe added.
In its 17th edition, the cultural fest is focused on promoting indigenous tourism and cultural content while exploring its potential for economic development.
During the grand finale of Culturati festival, at the the Balmoral Hall, Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos, lovers of cultural activities received exactly what they needed- spellbinding cultural vibes.
The venue of the festival was filled with lovers of culture and everything cultural. From start to finish, the atmosphere was electrifying.
The energy that the participants of the cultural fashion show, who were drawn from different parts of Nigeria exuded on stage, consistently sent the excited audience into ecstatic roars.
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Anchoring the finale, Nancy Isime’s captivating presence and finesse on stage left attendees enchanted with her beauty and prowess.
Several vintage cars from the 70s and 80s were exhibited at the entrance of the Balmoral Hall before the event kicked off. Guests were dressed in different African prints and different styles.
