Venues that host communities

Rele is a creative space in Lagos that hosts the Rele Kids Art Club, a studio program for children ages 3–12. It provides an inspiring gallery environment with guided sessions led by practicing artists.

A space supporting creative experimentation and artistic research, hosting experimental film screenings, workshops, and residencies.

A venue hosting Home Movie Film Club's documentary screenings focused on Black lives and culture, every second Thursday.

A store that hosts Home Movie Film Club screenings of short films by independent Nigerian filmmakers and BIPOC features every third Thursday.

A Lagos-based creative production company that hosts Family Film Club, a community-driven film screening group.

A venue for Candid Movie Club events, featuring short-film screenings, games, food, and cocktails.

An alternative art and culture space that hosts monthly film screenings, workshops, book readings, and multidisciplinary events.

Faith Church is a Deeper Life Bible Church young adult district located in Akoka, Lagos. It hosts fellowship services and programs like IMPACT for youths and young adults.

RCCG Faith City is a parish of the Redeemed Christian Church of God in Lagos, offering Sunday services, house fellowship, and evangelism activities. It welcomes community groups for worship, prayer, and outreach.

An oasis in central Lagos with decent running paths; community groups meet there for road runs.

A 1.4 km pedestrian/cycle path popular for running and cycling in Lagos.

A premier Lagos estate with wide brick sidewalks and a 7 km loop suitable for road runs.

A new waterfront housing development on Victoria Island with pleasant, traffic-free running paths.

Wide beaches with firm sand offering some of the best running opportunities in Lagos, including Alpha Beach to Atican Beach, Elegushi Beach, and Eleko Beach.

A grass-roots martial arts training base in Lagos State, Nigeria, hosting over 80 athletes in Wushu, Kungfu, Takwando, Boxing, Kick Boxing, and Karate with experienced coaches.

A traditional shrine that predates the nearby mosque and church, fostering unity among Christians, Muslims, and traditional worshippers through mutual respect and inclusive practices.

Lagos's first parent and child members club designed for babies and toddlers aged 0–3 years, featuring climbing structures, soft play dunes, a book corner, easels, and interactive workshops including baby gym, art, and messy play.