Description
The Mbari Cultural and Art Centre is an essential site for understanding the rich cultural and artistic traditions of the Igbo people. From its sacred sculptures and historical exhibits to its dynamic performances and workshops, the centre offers an unparalleled opportunity to immerse oneself in Igbo culture. Whether you’re an art lover, a history enthusiast, or someone simply curious about Nigerian traditions, a visit to the Mbari Cultural and Art Centre will leave you with a deeper appreciation of the Igbo worldview and its creative legacy.
Gallery
Things to Note
Generally open Monday to Saturday, from around 9 AM to 5 PM.
Some sculptures, especially deity representations, are considered sacred.
Always ask for permission before taking photos or recording videos.
Avoid touching artworks, especially clay or mud sculptures, as they’re fragile.
Be quiet and respectful during guided tours.
Avoid making jokes or disrespectful comments about the sculptures or rituals.
Dress modestly—no strict dress code, but respect the traditional nature of the space.