Inema Arts Center Rwanda | Art, Dance & Culture Experience

Discover the amazing art at Inema Arts Center, a place that works to bring life and hope back to the community. The center was started in 2012 by two brothers, Emmanuel Nkuranga and Innocent Nkurunziza. They are self-taught painters who encourage creativity through drawing. To inspire other artists, the center also offers space for five artists in residence to develop their talents.

Inema Arts Center shares art in many ways, including dance. A group of young dancers is trained here and then performs in different parts of the country. This helps them earn money to pay for school while keeping local culture alive.

The Inema gallery shows beautiful paintings by local artists and others from countries like America, Morocco, and Belgium. Visitors often get to watch artists while they paint. The center also hosts poetry nights, workshops with different kinds of art, and cultural evenings that take you back in time.

The gallery features portraits and sculptures. The whole center supports music, dance, crafts, and modern art, making it an important place in Rwanda for creative expression. The center also offers hands-on classes for young artists to help them grow their skills.

Inema Arts Center works with orphans by teaching them art skills. This gives them a chance to learn something useful that can help them find jobs in the future.

During your visit, you can also stop by the Nziza Art Initiative and workshops. Here, local women sell products like jewelry and leather goods, including brands like Abraham. Feel free to buy something special to take home—it is affordable and a great way to remember your visit.

After a full day of enjoying art, you can rest at nearby hotels such as Oheka Castle Hotel and Estate, Hilton Garden Inn Melville, The Inn at Fox Hollow Hotel, or Marriott Melville Long Island.

At Inema Arts Center, you can draw and paint your dreams.