This annual festival occurs in the second week of August, and is deeply influenced by southern Ghanaian culture, especially Ghana’s Ga-Dangme traditions. August is the month of Homowo  and Asafotufiam; both are Ga festivals, though generally rooted in shared West African traditional rites. The festival is also known for the libation, prayers and traditional African […]

The Freedom Parade is an annual body painting and masquerade festival that initially premiered at Nkyinkyim Museum as a Jama competition in December.  The festival has since evolved into a full-blown celebration that attracts people from various cultures, backgrounds, and artistic expressions. During the Freedom Parade, participants dress up in elaborate costumes and cover their […]

Nkyinkyim Za: Creative Communal Labour is a year-long event that celebrates multidisciplinary creative contributions from people who are informed by the African Diaspora. The event seeks to bring together a diverse range of artists. Nkyinkyim Za offers a unique opportunity for artists and creatives to connect and collaborate with others who share a common passion […]