| 1st Sat. in May at Winneba, Central Region |
Traditional festival of the people of Winneba people with antelope hunting completion by warrior groups. The Durbar of chiefs and people to climax the occasion attracts crowds from far and near. |
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| August at Agogo, Ashanti Region |
It is a festival celebrated with a Durbar of Chiefs |
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| March at Techiman, Brong Ahafo Region |
A traditional purification festival, cleansing society of social evils. |
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| 1st Saturday in August at Ada, Agotime, Greater Accra |
Durbar of chief and people for purification of the stools, reaffirmation of political loyalties and traditional allegiances. |
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| March at Ejisu, Ashanti Region |
Durbar of chiefs and people in honor of the ancestors. |
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| July at Northern, Upper East & Upper west region |
Festival of fire carnival with torch procession celebrated by the Dagombas, the Nunumbas and the Mamprusis. |
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| July at Northern region: Wa, Upper West Region & parts of Upper East Region |
This is to mark Mohammed’s Birthday. |
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| July at Northern region: Wa, Upper West Region & parts of Upper East Region |
This is to mark Prophet Mohammed’s birthday. |
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| January 1st weekend at Elmina, Central Region |
Introduced during the Dutch era of the colonial period it coincides with the Dutch festival, which falls on the first Thursday of January |
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| July / August at Accra, Cape coast Assin Manso and Praso |
Celebrated in Ghana in solidarity with people of African descent and to mark the abolition of slavery in the British colonies and the Americas in 1834 and 1865 respectively. |
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Ghanaian festivals are well worth seeing, with drumming, dancing and feasting. Every part of the country has its own annual festivals for the affirmation of tribal values, the remembrance of ancestors and past leaders, and the purification of the state in preparation for another year. The following is a selection of special events celebrated annually in Ghana : 
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