Inema Arts Centre

A cool art space featuring art from around Africa. They offer workshops from time to time. They also support local nonprofits

Inspiring place - fully recommended to pay a visit. There is amazing art everywhere, kids rehearse local dances at afternoon and the vibe on Thursday happy hour is great. Hopefully will be back!

Very patient staff over there. I enjoyed my time there as I views art pieces that are related to what I’m studying in school.

Interesting art pieces made by the Rwandan youth. The 5 stars 🌟 are also definitely for the burundian guy who welcomes visitors. He was very polite and friendly, gave a nice introduction to the exhibits, and reminded people that the big dog at the entrance was friendly 😀 Also, they sell art tools. If you are looking for canvases and paint 🎨 pass by!

great place. enjoyed the ambience. fabulous artwork. you can also purchase merchandise prepared by local women. the artworks are variant in methods and experimental. canvas stretches and recycled material, and children's art is available. it has a coffee shop. a good place to lounge. we were recommended this place and we’re happy we made the decision to visit in kigali.

Absolutely mesmerizing experience at Inema Art Center! The art gallery is a feast for the eyes, with vibrant colors and captivating pieces that make for stunning photo opportunities. Whether you're a solo traveler looking to capture some artistic moments or a couple seeking a romantic backdrop, this place exceeds all expectations. The ambiance is serene, making it perfect for both personal reflection and shared moments. The staff is friendly and accommodating, adding to the overall charm of the place. Highly recommend a visit to this gem in Kacyiru, Rwanda!

It is a wonderful space to explore art from the region. The guide was knowledgeable and friendly, offering insightful information about the various pieces and artists. The gallery itself showcases a wide range of vibrant, contemporary works. You can also buy pieces made by locals talking art classes here.

It is another one of the art centres in Kigali, focusing on local pieces of art. The place is on two floors and there is a very good collection to enjoy. However, their attitude in running the place should change. There is no entrance fee, but your donation amount is decided for you. It is not nice to tell the visitors that you have to pay $30 to take photos. The amount of donation should be left at the discretion of the visitor.