Come Saturday, September 30, the Beige Village Golf Resort will come alive as ravers and students party hard at this year’s edition of Wild Invasion.
Dubbed ‘Jamrock Edition,’ this year’s event will see performances from fast rising musician B4Bonah, Darko Vibes, Magnom among others.
The annual music festival of the Christ Embassy Church in Ghana, Shouts of Victory (SOV), will come off from October 20 - 22 at the forecourt of the Christ Embassy Church in Nungua.
The music outreach, which was instituted four years ago, is aimed at nurturing young music talents and win souls for God at the same time and this year’s edition is bringing together over 30 new musicians under a mentorship programme.
The Chiefs and People of the Akwamu Traditional Area in the Eastern Region, have been called upon to join hands in showcasing their rich culture to Ghanaians and the international community to promote tourism and development.
The call was made by the Omanhene of the Akwamu Traditional Area, Odeneho Kwafo Akoto III at the launch of the 2017 Akwamuman Nhyiamu Kese (Homecoming) at Akwamufie on Saturday.
There was mad rush for Ghanaian dishes at the end of this year’s Akwaaba Africa Travel Market conference and exhibition in Lagos, Nigeria.
Members of the Chefs Association of Ghana gave the packed auditorium a treat with boiled plantain and palava sauce, gari fotor, mashed plantain and ‘kelewele’.
There is no doubt that Highlife legend, Daddy Lumba, will put up a sterling performance for music lovers at the African Legends Night, set to come off on Saturday, September 30 at the Banquent Hall, State House.
However, the performance will be all the more special as he would still be basking in the glow of celebrating his 53rd birthday.
The founder of the Salt and Light Ministries, Rev Joyce Aryee has declared her support for the ‘Women in Worship’ concert scheduled for Sunday, September 24, at the Perez Dome.
According to her, it is important for women to stand in the gap and intercede on behalf of our nation.
United States-based Ghanaian musician, Mohammed Alidu and his Bizung Family Band will perform on Saturday, September 16, at the Alliance Francaise in Accra as part of activities being organised by MusicXchange (MXC) Ghana.
Other groups lined up for the evening include the Africana Dance Ensemble, a band from the Akropong School for the Blind and others who have benefited from projects by MXC Ghana.
One thousand and three hundred pupils and students from basic and tertiary institutions in the New Juaben municipality who excelled academically this year are to be honoured at this year’s Akwantukese Festival of the chiefs and people of the New Juaben Traditional Area.
The Daasebre Silver Jubilee awards for excellence will be presented to pupils and students from the 250 primary, junior high schools (JHSs) and senior high schools (SHSs), as well as the two universities, the All Nations University College (ANUC) and the Koforidua Technical University, at the festival on October 28.
It'sbeen a decade since Gospel artiste, Bernard Amankwah heeding a call to ministry and he will be using his annual Celebration of His Grace concert to commemorate the milestone.
This year’s event, scheduled for the National Theatre on Sunday, September 24, will be a gathering of the crème de la crème in the Gospel industry.
Radio personality, Doreen Andoh, was last Tuesday thrown a surprise party by hiplife artiste, Tic Tac to mark her contribution to radio in this country.
Backed by sports journalist, Nathaniel Attoh, Tic Tac and some staff of The Multimedia Group praised Ms Andoh’s immense contribution to radio.
An array of some of the nation’s best-known gospel acts will perform on Sunday, September 10 at the Dunwell Methodist Church, Santa Maria in Accra, at the album launch of their colleague, Gabriel Yaw Sarfo, better known as Sir Gabby.
Scheduled to appear at the ‘Mebre Meho Ase’ (I Will Be Humble) launch which will be chaierd by philanthropist, S. K. Boafo of S.K. Boafo Travel and Tours, include Piesie Esther, SP Kofi Sarpong, Oheneba Clement , Francis Amo, Patience Nyarko, Isaac Ampong and Joyce Blessing.
Keyboardist, Opoku Mensah Ayim, and his Nananom band will on Saturday, September 9, perform at the maiden edition of ‘Highlife Dance Party’ at the Alliance Francaise in Accra.
An initiative of Alliance Francaise, the programme will be organised monthly with various bands to entertain lovers of Highlife.
‘Forbidden Fruit’, a film by Veronica Quarshie, will be shown on Thursday, September 7 at the Goethe-Institut in Accra.
The screening forms part of a Goethe-Institut film season dubbed ‘African Perspectives’, which is dedicated to well-produced African films.
Theatre director and academic, Abdul Karim Hakib’s stage adaption of the classic Ghanaian film ‘I Told You So’, recently brought a pleasant sense of nostalgia to elderly members of the audience during a splendid performance at the Accra International Conference Centre.
With the cast largely comprising students of the School of Performing Arts, University of Ghana at Legon, the play offered useful glimpses into life in Ghana in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
The opening night of Adam The Eve comes off at the Silverbird Cinemas at the Accra and Westhills Malls tomorrow, Friday, September 1 at 6: 30pm and 9:30pm.
Adam The Eve produced by Ghanaian actress Ingrid Alabi and features actors Majid Michel, Roselyn Ngissah, Ingrid Alabi, Peter Richie and Shatta Wale is about a man who is not appreciative of his wife.
