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Terra Kulture, Victoria Island Lagos is an art gallery, located at 1376 Tiamiyu Savage St, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria. They can be contacted via phone at +234 1 270 0588, visit their website www.terrakulture.com for more detailed information.

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1376 Tiamiyu Savage St, Victoria Island, Lagos
Added by Jopie, at 25 October 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Tuesday 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Wednesday 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Thursday 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Friday 9:30 AM – 12:00 AM
  • Saturday 9:30 AM – 12:00 AM
  • Sunday 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM

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17 Reviews

  • Gozie Chris
    01 May 2018

    Great location. Nice staging area, totally recommend. Will visit again. 5 stars

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  • Mohammed Yusuf
    30 March 2018

    Fantastic atmosphere and great food. The concept of a museum, gift shop and a restaurant is fantastic. Great work. See Christiana she was our waitress.

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  • Ogo Maduewesi
    18 March 2018

    Terra Kulture, topmost Nigerian Cultural Centre
    Do you love African arts? Terra Kulture is a one stop place for it all, from paintings to sculptors, food, dance, stage plays, books and any area of art you can think about. Great Restaurant, bookshop, multipurpose hall and so much more
    It’s always refreshing being here, the furnitures, the interior are amazing, I simply love them. I have been coming around here for years, but each time it’s as it something new is added, some good place being well maintained and being improved almost daily.
    It’s a beautiful place, if you are visiting Lagos, Nigeria, this is one place you must make sure you visit or you will be missing some of the best attraction in Lagos😍🌹😍.

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  • Emmanuel Adeonojobi
    16 February 2018

    This is a great place to take friends, family and lovers of art and culture. The environment is serene and very good for relaxation. You can also hold informal meetings here without any harassment. Terra Kulture should be on the list of any tourist visiting Lagos

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  • Anthony Esang
    06 February 2018

    Terra Kulture is a privately owned educational and recreational centre; a perfect place for the lovers of art, culture and everything African. Terra Kulture has a mini library or information centered on Nigeria and Africa. The centre’s mini library is stocked with books, contemporary journals and magazines and wireless internet facilities and flat screen computers for its members.

    Terra Kulture id a very popular spot amongst the expatriates community and it offers visitors an opportunity to see Nigerian arts and crafts in display for those wanting to learn about Nigerian cultures and languages.The centre also features a multi-purpose hall with facilities for drama presentation, conferences and seminars; and a cosy restaurant portraying the richness of Nigerian cuisines.

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  • Winifred Titilayo Amakulor
    27 January 2018

    If you are an African Art lover, then Terra Culture is there place of you. The top building is a showcase of beautiful drawings, sculptors etc The place is simply and embodiment of African Art. It is well maintained, chic, good for a thrilling experience. Oh! I love love the stage plays!

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  • Becky Achinivu
    12 January 2018

    Terra Kulture is a the foremost Centre for Nigerian Arts and Culture.

    There are classes for learning Nigerian languages, a play theatre, a library, restaurant and a boutique. The art gallery showcases various talents at different times in the year.

    I always have the fried yam and peppered fish. Authentic local food. Great for a quick lunch from work. You’re always sure of a good time here. Staff are well trained and professional.

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  • Gideon Dike
    02 November 2017

    Nice relaxation centre..on weekends you can watch plays and drama groups as well as buy beautiful art works from the art gallery upstairs

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  • Lyra Aoko
    13 October 2017

    I was so amazed at the diversity of the space. Not only does it have a restaurant and bar but also an art gallery, bookstore and theatre all rolled into one. I was particularly impressed by their food, I had chicken suya skewers covered in groundnut sauce and plantain and it was oh so delicious.

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  • Ayoyinka Ajisafe
    24 September 2017

    Really cool place. Love the artworks there. They do have shows and live band on some days. Nice menu too.

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  • Kennedy Ibeh
    24 August 2017

    Great food. Good ambience. Nice service. One of the best restaurants I have had the opportunity of visiting

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  • Ken Onwu
    08 July 2017

    Not only is this place absolutely wonderful, the founder of Terra Kulture Mrs Bolanle Austin Peters sat and ate the food she prepared for her customers. Amazing appreciation for Nigerian art and culture, excellent service, glorious food too. The food in particular is amazing.

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  • Lovemore Nhuka
    17 June 2017

    Very good paintings and sculpture. A must visit place if you like Art.

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  • Emmanuel Owolabi
    05 June 2017

    Cautious l, professional and african. I love the looks and feel

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  • Dotun Makun
    30 May 2017

    Great place for leasure and Art appreciation. The new theatre is fabulous.

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  • Abimbola Ogundiran
    30 May 2017

    Awesome place to visit. Cosy, warm and African. Lovely bookshop, beautiful artworks in the gallery, and awesome variety of African dishes. The plays are a must see. However, much more can be done in the area of customer service at the restaurant.

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  • Manuel Egwere
    01 November 2016

    Very artsy and down to roots, occasionally showcasing brilliant artwork. The library is proper stocked with historically relevant books, art related, also has tribally relevant collectibles you can buy and wear asap. African food and various drinks. This place does its own thing, has its own vibe.

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