Lagos is set for a busy and exciting end-of-year season as TheCable, TheCable Index, and TheCable Lifestyle have released a detailed “Lagos December Events Guide (Dec 16–30)”, highlighting dozens of concerts, festivals, food fairs, and cultural events across the state.
According to the guide, the events are spread across different parts of Lagos, offering options for music lovers, food enthusiasts, art lovers, and families looking for holiday fun.
The activities kick off on December 16 with events such as the Afrocan Festival at Freedom Park and DJ Consequence, Vibe of the Year at Queens Park. On the same day, music lovers can also attend Dapper Live at Balmoral Hall.
Food and lifestyle events are also well represented. The guide lists the Foodie in Lagos Festival on December 17 at Lagos Encourse Park, while Outside We Outside Lagos holds on December 18 at Tivoli Gardens. These events are designed for socialising, food tasting, and outdoor entertainment.
Major music concerts dominate the lineup. Artists are scheduled to perform at popular venues such as Landmark Event Centre, Eko Convention Centre, Freedom Way, and Eko Hotel & Suites. Notable concerts include Chike Live in Concert, BNXN Live in Concert, Asake Live, Kizz Daniel Live, The Cavemen Live, Fireboy Live, and Wizkid: GOAT Experience.
Cultural and alternative events also feature prominently. The guide lists Asobo – The People, For People at MUSON Centre, Rhythm Unplugged, Movie Night & Chill, and Artini Experience, giving attendees options beyond mainstream concerts.
For those interested in festivals, the FUZE Festival, Palmwine Music Festival, Eat Drink Festival, and AquaHolic Beach House Party are scheduled across different dates and locations, offering a mix of music, food, and beachside fun.
Sport and lifestyle events are not left out. The Free Kick Lagos football event at Campos Mini Stadium and Oliv Boxing Night Jam Festival add variety to the December calendar.
Ticket prices vary widely, according to the guide, ranging from free entry for some events to premium tickets running into hundreds of thousands of naira, depending on the artist, venue, and experience offered.
Overall, the organisers describe the guide as a one-stop list for anyone looking to enjoy Lagos during the festive period. The wide range of events, dates, and venues shows Lagos’ reputation as Nigeria’s entertainment capital, especially during December.
With activities running almost daily from December 16 to December 30, residents and visitors are expected to have a full calendar as the city wraps up the year with music, culture, food, and celebration.