Exhibition
Showcase the Orange Economy
Complementing the Summit, the Exhibition provides a platform for visibility, engagement and showcasing the breadth of Nigeria’s creative and cultural industries, from screen and sound to craft, fashion, publishing and digital innovation.
Why Exhibit
01
National Visibility
Present your work to policymakers, investors, industry leaders and media convened from across the country.
02
Direct Engagement
Meet counterparts and prospective partners from every sub-industry of the Orange Economy in one place.
03
Policy Proximity
Exhibit alongside the policy dialogue that will inform the Federal Government’s framework for the sector.
04
Media Coverage
Benefit from the extensive media coverage and exposure that forms an integral part of the event.
Participants
Who Should Exhibit
Creative businesses, cultural institutions, professional bodies, technology platforms, government agencies, financiers and innovators working anywhere across the Orange Economy value chain.
- Film and television studios
- Music and live entertainment
- Fashion and textiles
- Publishers and literary bodies
- Visual arts and galleries
- Craft, heritage and festivals
- Gaming, eSports and digital studios
- Tourism, hospitality and gastronomy
- Technology and software platforms
- Institutions, funders and agencies
Practical Information
Dates & Venue
- Dates
- 6–8 October 2026
- Venue
- Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture and Creative Arts
(Formerly National Arts Theatre)
Lagos, Nigeria - Convener
- National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS)
Express Exhibition Interest
Exhibition space is allocated ahead of the Summit. Register your participation and indicate your thematic area; the Secretariat will follow up with exhibition details, requirements and allocation as arrangements are confirmed.
Register Your Interest