The magazine, in the room
Copies on every table. Read a spread, then meet the work it came from.
Orà duku and The Daily GrindArts &
Arts &
Coffee
An intimate gathering, with Orà duku’s magazine, talk about the art and its stories, and meet people who actually want to sit and have that conversation.
Saturday 26 September 20267:00 PMThe Daily Grind Community Coffee ShopGH₵ 200
Few seats left
Come for the magazine. Stay for the conversation. Leave with something to remember.
Why Arts & Coffee?
We created Arts & Coffee to bring the magazine off the page and into the room. The experience is about creating a space where art can be looked at, questioned, discussed and shared with people who are genuinely curious about the stories behind it.
It is also an opportunity to experience the Orà duku Magazine differently: not simply as something to read, but as a starting point for conversation, discovery and connection.
Spend an evening with Orà duku’s Magazine; discover its stories, sit with its artworks, and engage in thoughtful conversations around the ideas they provoke. From intimate table conversations to carefully prepared bites and coffee by Daily Grind, every part of the experience is designed to feel relaxed, intentional, and deeply social. Guests will also get to experience a selection of products from our sponsoring partners, with special goodies to take home.
What the evening looks like
Four things, roughly in this order, with plenty of room to wander between them.
Table conversations
Small groups, one question each, no expertise required.
Coffee and bites
Brewed by The Daily Grind, with carefully prepared bites throughout.
Goodies to take home
A selection of products from our sponsoring partners, and something to keep.
Run of show
7:00 to 9:00 PM, in collaboration with The Daily Grind.
A draft. Timings may shift slightly.
01
Arrival & Welcome Reception
02
Opening & Introduction
03
Convo 1 (Acrimony)
04
Coffee & Croissant Experience (Course 1)
05
Convo 2 Guided Art Conversation: Stories Behind the Canvas (Red Table Reflections)
06
Brand sponsorship experience
07
Course 2
08
Convo 3 Featured Story Session (Small Feet, Big Heart)
09
Community Conversations & Networking (Course 3)
10
Art Discovery & Marketplace Experience
11
Closing Reflection & Appreciation
12
Free Networking & Photography
Magazine conversations
Three works, three questions. These are the conversations the tables will start with.
Acrimony (2022)
Can you hate someone you once loved, or does hatred prove the love never really left?
Opkɔnɔ tsuru jwɛnamɔ (2024)
What did we lose when eating together became something we had to schedule?
Small feet, big heart (2025)
What happens when childhood is stolen, all in the name of responsibility?
Menu
A quiet pairing of art, coffee, and conversation.
I
Meat Pie Mille feuille with pomegranate molasses
II
2 Coffee with biscuits and cakes (mini bite)
III
Tiramisu
Included with every seat. Coffee by The Daily Grind.
Behind the evening
Different crafts, same conviction: good conversation deserves a good setting.
Orà duku
Connecting emerging African visual artists to buyers through a storytelling-driven art magazine and integrated sales platform.
The Daily Grind
A community coffee shop open daily from 7AM to 10PM, serving freshly brewed coffee and espresso drinks in a warm space designed for connection, with quality in every cup and genuine hospitality in every visit.
Questions,
answered
Do I need to know anything about art?+
Not at all. Curiosity is the only requirement. The prompts are written so anyone at the table can start talking.
What does the ticket include?+
Your seat for the full evening, the three-course menu and coffee by The Daily Grind, access to the magazine and artworks, and goodies from our sponsoring partners.
Can I come alone?+
Most guests do. Seating is arranged so solo guests are placed at a table with conversation already flowing.
How many seats are there?+
Twenty five, on purpose. It keeps the room intimate enough for everyone to be heard.
Where is it?+
The Daily Grind Community Coffee Shop. Full directions go out by email once your seat is confirmed.
How do I pay?+
Card, mobile money or bank transfer through Paystack, right after you fill in the reservation form. Questions first? Write to support@oraduku.com.
Twenty five seats. One evening.
26 September 2026, 7:00 PM at The Daily Grind Community Coffee Shop · GH₵ 200 per seat.
Contact
Questions about your seat, the menu or bringing a group? Write to us and we will get back to you before the evening.
support@oraduku.com