Works of a German neoclassical painter Johan Zoffany who lived and created his masterpieces in Europe and India. The artist is appreciated for his detailed depiction of domestic life in the Georgian period.
Closing the year, this interactive online roundtable will bring together community leaders, urban planners, cultural historians, and young people to imagine the next 50 years of Ayetoro. The event will use storytelling, digital mapping, and open dialogue to inspire pathways of renewal and preservation. …
An international online panel featuring scientists, environmental activists, and local voices from Ayetoro discussing rising sea levels and community-led resilience. This event links Ayetoro’s experience with other vulnerable coastal towns around the world, creating a space for shared solutions. Buy Ticket
This exhibition explores the origins of Ayetoro, founded in 1947 by the Holy Apostles’ Community. Through archival images, maps, and oral histories, visitors will discover how a group of visionaries built a communal society grounded in faith, equality, and collective labour. The story highlights the…
This special exhibition and gathering commemorates the founding of Aiyetoro in 1947. Archival photographs, personal letters, and oral histories will be displayed to honour the courage of the first settlers who laid the foundation for the Happy City. The day will also feature storytelling sessions,…
An online unveiling of the Ayetoro Digital Archive, featuring photographs, oral histories, and historic documents accessible worldwide. This event will include live commentary from community elders and curators, giving participants a guided tour of the virtual collection and inviting global audiences to experience Ayetoro’s living…
In the 1950s and 1960s, Ayetoro earned the nickname “Small London,” as foreigners travelled from near and far to witness its prosperity and harmony. This exhibition brings that golden age to life with photographs, newspapers, and testimonies from community members who recall a time when…
A live webinar featuring historians, journalists, and community members reflecting on how Aiyetoro was represented in the international press during its peak years. The discussion will include rare footage and interactive Q&A sessions with global participants, bridging memory with academic insight.
Ayetoro’s greatest challenge has always been the sea. This exhibition documents the community’s long struggle with coastal erosion and flooding, showing both the destruction and the remarkable resilience of its people. Visitors will see striking before-and-after images, hear testimonies of families forced to relocate, and…