Detty December is here, and the vibes are already electric! From concerts to parties, festivals to shows, there’s no shortage of exciting events to attend. So, to ensure you have the best experience this December, we’ve put together events to choose from for the ultimate experience.
Concerts are a must
Do you love the artist if you don’t attend their concert? December is booked with concerts from your favourite artists. The Flytime Festival is a major music festival that features both local and international acts. It’s known for its high-energy atmosphere and amazing performances. Olamide will perform on December 23, followed by Davido on December 24, after which comes Ayra Star on December 25 for her first-ever headline concert in Nigeria.
Afro-Jazz Fest is another concert that brings together lovers of music, especially the Afro-Jazz genre, together for a thrilling time and this year’s edition will be happening on the 15th of December.
Other concerts happening this December include; Shallipopi on the 18th, Joeboy live concert on the 19th, Rema on the 15th in Abuja and 22nd in Lagos.
You don’t want to miss the experience!
Every party is lit!
If you still want to feel the pulsing energy of good music, and without the crowd at concerts, parties are a great alternative for you. There’s the Element House party on the 6th of December, the biggest beach bone fire party, “Fire and Sand” scheduled for the 7th, Soycity Party on the 12th, and Day Breeze parties on the 8th, 22nd and 29th.
Get the authentic Owambe experience at the Owambe Party Christmas edition on the 15th for a slightly different vibe. You can take this as your chance to restyle that beautiful Aso-Ebi dress that’s hanging in your wardrobe.
Whatever your choice is, get partying!
Experience the Calabar Carnival
If you’re looking for a cultural experience during holidays, Calabar, Cross River state, is the place to be. Known as Africa’s biggest street party, the Calabar Carnival features colourful parades, music, and dance.
From the 1st of December to the 31st of December, the streets of Calabar are filled with performers dressed in vibrant costumes, beautiful dance performances, and live music, showcasing Cross River State’s rich culture and history. The carnival also features performers from all over the world who use music, dance, and drama to show off their unique cultures.
Exclusive fun for the girls
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If you’re concerned about safe places to enjoy yourself during the holiday season, no worries; there are girls-only hangouts and parties that prioritise women’s safety.
Let your hair down with other girls without worry at Hibiscusevents’ Icy December party or Whiskey.with.thegirls’ takeover party on the 6th of December. Prismabuja will also be hosting a pool party on the 20th in Abuja. These parties are curated exclusively for women to have the best time of their lives…
The Nigerian Youths Marketplace event
Think about shopping but make it an experience! Mark your calendars for the 13th of December for the Transforming Nigerian Youths Marketplace event.
You get to shop incredible items ranging from fashion, tech, food, and gifts at amazing discounts while unwinding with live music, laughter, and games. It’s a full-blown experience designed to keep you entertained.
You also get the chance to win exciting prizes, grab exclusive freebies, and enjoy a day full of delightful surprises.
Take a break and game
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If you are looking to take a break from partying and have fun gaming. The Zone is hosting a games event in Lagos on the 15th that promises to be fun. There will be Virtual Reality Games, PlayStation 3, Mortal Kombat, Video Games, Gaming Tournaments, Table Tennis, Foosball, Giant Chess, Snooker, Karaoke Miniature Golf and lots of amazing food and drinks to choose from.
Go and hang out with your friends, connect with fellow gamers, make new friends, eat, drink and have an amazing time!
The Lagos countdown
To round off the year, Lagos hosts the biggest countdown festival in Nigeria. The festival, which has become an annual tradition, is a celebration of music, entertainment, and the vibrant spirit of Lagos. Residents converge at different locations within Lagos to countdown into the new year. If you’re looking for what to do on New Year’s Eve, here you go.
And there you have it – the ultimate guide to all the detty December events in Nigeria! With these events on your radar, you’re all set for a month of unforgettable experiences, incredible memories, and endless fun. So go ahead, slay the season in style, and make this detty December one for the books!
