The John Randle Centre: A New Era of African Museums
A Restored Public Swimming Pool Showcases Yoruba History
The John Randle Centre is a major development in the African museum experience. Located in Onikan, Lagos, Nigeria, the centre is a restored public swimming pool that showcases Yoruba history and culture. It is a new kind of museum that adapts Western museum practices to present new modes of storytelling and engagement.
A Dynamic World-Class Permanent Exhibition
The new John Randle Centre will be anchored by a museum that hosts a dynamic world-class permanent exhibition on Yoruba history and culture. The exhibition will use a variety of media, including artifacts, videos, and interactive displays, to tell the story of the Yoruba people from their origins to the present day.
Challenging Old Patterns
The John Randle Centre for Yoruba History and Culture challenged old patterns by creating a space that is both educational and entertaining. The centre is designed to appeal to a wide range of visitors, from schoolchildren to adults. It is a place where people can learn about Yoruba history and culture, and also have fun.
The John Randle Centre is a must-see for anyone interested in African history and culture. It is a unique and innovative museum that is sure to leave a lasting impression.
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