Private live streaming for celebrations in Ghana

Festivals and celebrations in Ghana

• Independence Day (6 March) Stream an authorised school parade, children’s patriotic performance or private family gathering to relatives overseas.
• National Farmers’ Day (date announced annually) Share a family farm’s celebration, local award presentation or thanksgiving meal with relatives living away.
• Homowo Festival (Ga communities, Greater Accra) Invite relatives abroad to a family meal and traditional celebration marking the Ga people’s historic victory over hunger.
• Aboakyer Festival (Winneba, usually May) Show your family’s preparations and an authorised local procession or reunion to loved ones outside Ghana.
• Hogbetsotso Festival (Anlo Ewe, Volta Region) Share an extended family gathering, drumming and approved cultural activities with relatives abroad.
• Odwira Festival (Akuapem and other Akan communities) Bring distant relatives into a family thanksgiving, remembrance or permitted local heritage presentation.
• Bakatue Festival (Elmina, usually July) Stream your family’s fishing-season celebration or a permitted community waterfront gathering.
• Fetu Afahye (Cape Coast, September) Share traditional attire, family visits and authorised cultural performances with relatives in the diaspora.
• Damba Festival (northern Ghana) Invite overseas family to watch permitted drumming, dancing and a family celebration connected to the chieftaincy festival.
• Akwasidae (Asante communities, recurring traditional calendar) Share a family gathering and permitted cultural observances around the Asante traditional calendar.
• Kundum Festival (Nzema and Ahanta communities) Connect distant family through a harvest meal, traditional music or authorised local performance.
• Asafotufiam Festival (Ada, Greater Accra) Show a family reunion and permitted community celebrations honouring local history to relatives overseas.
• Ohum Festival (Akyem communities) Share first-yam harvest thanksgiving, family meals and storytelling with relatives abroad.
• Kobine Festival (Lawra, Upper West Region) Stream traditional dance preparations and a community-approved cultural programme for family far away.
• PANAFEST (Cape Coast and other locations) Share a family heritage visit or authorised cultural performance with invited members of the African diaspora.
• Emancipation Day (1 August) Connect family for a respectful remembrance or permitted heritage event centred on emancipation and history.
• Chale Wote Street Art Festival (Accra) Share an artist’s permitted preparation, family walk or private cultural gathering with invited relatives.
• Ankos / Takoradi Masquerade Carnival (Christmas season) Stream your family’s costume preparation or an approved masquerade performance to distant loved ones.
• December in Ghana / Detty December Let overseas relatives take part in a private homecoming meal, reunion or celebration during the festive season.
• Outdooring / Traditional Baby Naming Ceremony Bring grandparents and absent relatives into the family’s baby-naming gathering and blessings.
• Traditional Engagement and Wedding Ceremonies Share family introductions, the customary engagement celebration and speeches through a link for invited guests.
• Dipo Coming-of-Age Celebrations (Krobo communities) Share only the family-approved public celebration with the young person’s consent; do not film restricted or intimate rites.