PRESS RELEASE
INAC provides a unique platform for artisans to connect with buyers, collectors, and industry professionals. Visitors will also be treated to live performances, workshops, and cultural demonstrations that celebrate Nigeria’s vibrant heritage
THE National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC), led by the Director General, Mr. Obi Asika, is pleased to announce the 2024 International Arts and Crafts (INAC) Expo, which will be held in Abuja from November 18th to 30th 2024, at the Arts and Crafts Village, Central Business District.
This highly anticipated event will provide a veritable platform for both domestic and international exhibitors, including member’s of the diplomatic community, to showcase their arts, crafts and cultural products, exchange knowledge, skills and expertise, and network for partnership in the cultural and creative sector and activate and enhance the economic gains of the sector.
Themed “Networking Nigerian Crafts to the World”, INAC 2024 will showcase Nigeria’s rich artistic heritage and offer visitors an unforgettable experience. Attendees will enjoy a diverse range of artistic creations and activities, including:
* Crafts Exhibition
* Free skills acquisition in gele tying, tie and dye, knitting/crocheting and makeup.
* State/country documentaries on their various cultural manifestations
* State, Country and NGO Day Celebrations; an opportunity for States, Countries or NGO’s to showcase their unique products, interface with the press, investors and other stakeholders.
* Cuisine
* Musical and cultural performances
INAC provides a unique platform for artisans to connect with buyers, collectors, and industry professionals. Visitors will also be treated to live performances, workshops, and cultural demonstrations that celebrate Nigeria’s vibrant heritage.
Asika expressed his enthusiasm, “the 17th edition of INAC will continue to elevate Nigerian arts and culture on the global stage. It’s an incredible opportunity for our artisans to showcase their talent, and creativity and connect with a wider audience.”
INAC 2024 is set to be a landmark event that reflects NCAC’s dedication to preserving and promoting Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage. As Mr. Asika noted, “this event demonstrates our commitment to creating opportunities for economic empowerment, growth, and national unity.”
