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Freedom Park, located in Lagos Island, Nigeria, is a memorial and leisure park that was once Her Majesty’s Broad Street Prison. The park was designed by architect Theo Lawson and opened in 2010 to commemorate Nigeria’s 50th anniversary of independence.
The park serves as a reminder of Nigeria’s colonial past and the struggles for independence. It features monuments and exhibits that tell the story of the prison and the people who were incarcerated there. Some of the notable inmates include Herbert Macaulay, Anthony Enahoro, Obafemi Awolowo, and Michael Imoudu.
Today, Freedom Park is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. It hosts a variety of events and activities, including concerts, art exhibitions, and cultural festivals. The park also has a museum, a food court, and several gardens.
Freedom Park Venues
Food Court
Capacity: 200
Our spacious Food Court is perfect for sampling a variety of culinary delights. With ample seating and a vibrant atmosphere, it’s the ideal spot to relax and enjoy the festival’s gastronomic offerings.
Esther's Revenge
Capacity: 80
A cosy and intimate venue, Esther’s Revenge is perfect for smaller performances and gatherings. Its unique setting ensures an engaging experience for both performers and audiences.
Kongi's Harvest
Capacity: 80 (Upstairs)
Kongi’s Harvest offers two versatile spaces, both designed to host a variety of performances. Whether you’re attending an upstairs or downstairs event, you’re guaranteed a memorable experience.
Kongi's Harvest
Capacity: 100 (Downstairs)
Kongi’s Harvest offers two versatile spaces, both designed to host a variety of performances. Whether you’re attending an upstairs or downstairs event, you’re guaranteed a memorable experience.
Lagos Fringe Market
Capacity: Outdoor
Our bustling Market area hosts numerous stalls featuring local vendors and artisans. It’s the perfect place to discover unique goods, meet creative entrepreneurs, and immerse yourself in the local culture.
Amphitheater
Capacity: 300
The Amphitheater is a grand outdoor venue designed for large-scale performances and events. With its impressive capacity and open-air setting, it offers an unparalleled festival experience.
Main Stage
Capacity: 500
Our Mainstage is the heart of Lagos Fringe, hosting the festival’s biggest and most anticipated performances. With a seating capacity of 500, it’s the prime location for experiencing the best of what the festival has to offer.
Museum
Capacity: 70/80
The museum venue offers a unique cultural setting for performances and exhibitions. Its intimate atmosphere is perfect for appreciating the finer details of each show.
Garden
Capacity: 50
British Council Venues
Mambila
Capacity: 40
Lobby
Capacity: 100
Back Garden
Capacity: 150/200
