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Oriki 11 proudly partnered with Nok by Alara and Native Sound System to host the official after-party for ART X Lagos’ 10th anniversary on Friday, November 7, 2025 a night that fused art, culture, music, and heritage into an unforgettable celebration. As West Africa’s premier art fair, ART X has spent a decade spotlighting contemporary […]
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Oriki 11 proudly partnered with Nok by Alara and Native Sound System to host the official after-party for ART X Lagos’ 10th anniversary on Friday, November 7, 2025 a night that fused art, culture, music, and heritage into an unforgettable celebration.
As West Africa’s premier art fair, ART X has spent a decade spotlighting contemporary African creativity, evolving into a global cultural catalyst under the vision of founder Tokini Peterside-Schwebig. This year’s milestone edition deserved a turn-up worthy of its legacy, and it got exactly that.
From electrifying sets by Dede, Yanfssss, and the iconic DJ Spinall, the energy flowed until 3 a.m., carrying guests from exhibition halls to dancefloor bliss. Throughout the night, Oriki 11 elevated the experience with refreshing, expertly crafted cocktails, showcasing the gin’s blend of 11 botanicals sourced from Africa’s soil and distilled to world-class standards.
More than a gin, Oriki 11 stood as a symbol of African heritage: premium, modern, rooted, and resonant.
