J RANDLE CENTRE

J Randle Centre – Lagos Hub for Yorùbá Culture & Heritage

What Makes It Special
J. Randle Centre is a landmark destination celebrating the richness of Yorùbá heritage in Lagos. Designed with fractal-inspired architecture and traditional Yorùbá aesthetics, the centre transforms historical spaces into a vibrant cultural hub. Visitors can explore immersive exhibitions, storytelling corners, performance areas, and community-focused workshops, all while enjoying serene green terraces and thoughtfully curated spaces.

Highlights & Ambience
Exhibition Galleries: Over 1,000 m² showcasing Yorùbá history, mythology, religion, and arts across multiple thematic zones.
Interactive Storytelling: Features spaces like the “court for moonlight tales,” masquerade displays, and name-meaning kiosks.
Event & Performance Spaces: Amphitheatre, outdoor plaza, seminar rooms, and halls for cultural events.
Amenities: Restaurant, café, bookstore, rooftop green terraces, and visitor lounges.
Ambience: A mix of modern design, sensory-rich installations, and calm cultural vibes, perfect for families, school groups, and cultural tourists.

 Opening Days & Hours
Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Monday: Closed for maintenance and curatorial work

Budget & Spend Guide
Admission: ₦5,000 per adult; children under 10 enter free.
Average Visit Duration: 2–3 hours to fully enjoy galleries, performances, and rooftop terraces.
Optional Extras: Guided tours or workshops may incur additional fees.
This makes it both accessible and enriching for visitors who want to connect deeply with Yorùbá culture and history.