Delaroke Art Gallery is a famous spot for art enthusiasts who appreciate a blend of creativity, culture, and calm sophistication. Located in the Old GRA, this intimate yet lively gallery is more than just a showcase for beautiful paintings.
Whether you’re an art lover, a curious traveler, or someone looking for a unique hangout, Delaroke promises an experience that’s both visually stunning and intellectually stimulating
Highlights
- At Delaroke, you’ll discover a captivating selection of works by talented Nigerian and African artists—each piece offering you a fresh lens into society, culture, and emotion.
- The gallery’s cozy setting makes it easy for you to linger, reflect, and truly connect with the art.
- Every exhibition is thoughtfully curated to spark conversation, fuel your creativity, and immerse you in the vibrant world of African art.
- It’s a favorite hangout for collectors, creatives, and curious minds like yours. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself chatting with an artist or fellow enthusiast over a good meal.
Things to do in Delaroke Art Gallery
- Explore Rotating Exhibitions
- Interpret and Analyze Art
- Attend Special Events
- Dine at the Gallery Restaurant
- Shop for Art
How to visit Delaroke Art Gallery
Getting There
From the Government House, the Delaroke Art Gallery is just 3 minutes (1.1 km) away. You can head towards the gallery via Opukuma Street and William Jumbo Street, following these directions:
- Head west toward Alagoe St
- Turn right onto Opukuma Street
- Turn right onto Forces Ave
- At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto William Jumbo St
- Pass by People’s Club Fraternity (on the left)
- Turn left at Kith & Kin Lounge
- Turn left
- The destination should be straight ahead.
N.B.: If you’re coming from a different location, you can click on the link below and replace “Government House Port Harcourt” with your current location for precise directions.
Visiting Tips
- The gallery is open Monday to Friday, 10 AM–5 PM, which means you’ll enjoy a calm, crowd-free atmosphere if you visit during working hours.
- There’s no entry fee, but all guests are required to patronize the gallery’s restaurant. It’s a win-win: you get great food and support the space.
- While there’s no strict dress code, smart-casual attire fits the gallery’s refined vibe.
- Art is best enjoyed in good company, and the gallery’s setting is perfect for thoughtful conversation.
- Reach out ahead of your visit or check their website for any special exhibitions or artist meet-and-greets.