We’re doing a little something with the Lagos State Ministry of Tourism and Culture and EbonyLife Place today.

We probably should’ve given you guys a heads up. Our bad.

Flavours of Lagos is the first of twelve curated events by the state for The Eko Tourism, Art and Culture Series.

What can you expect? Networking with food professionals, food demonstrations, and tastings of Nigerian and Nigerian fusion food and drink. The idea is to deliver an experience that will give you a deeper appreciation for food as culture, food as art, your health, and more in the context of the state and its rich history.

Since there was no #EatDrinkFestival last year, it was a good chance to sneak in a couple of our favourites like Ile Eros,, Yoyoede and Kewa’s Kitchen. In addition, we’ll have Ghana High, a Lagos monument, and premium ogogoro from Pedro’s.

Entry is FREE, but spaces are limited. So RSVP here and come through after work (or earlier because you can remote work and eat at the same time).